Caleb Wright:
Caleb Wright: A Story of the West
作者：Habberton, John, 1842-1921
体例：题 章数：70
字数：371,321 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 篇幅分布
- 平均每题 5,304 字。
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章节目录
共 70 题- I--THEIR FORTUNE
- II--TAKING POSSESSION
- Grace wondered vaguely a moment or two before she replied:--
- Grace stopped further utterance on the subject by murmuring:--
- Philip looked into the parlor; so did Grace, who quickly said:--
- Grace blushed slightly and replied:--
- Philip laughed, and replied:--
- III--INTRODUCED
- IV--HOME-MAKING
- Mrs. Taggess, who was a motherly-looking woman, exclaimed to Grace:--
- When Philip stopped, Caleb shouted:--
- Philip hurried to the store; Caleb lingered and said to Grace:--
- V--BUSINESS WAYS
- Philip put his face in his hands, his elbows on his knees, and said:--
- Philip looked incredulous, and asked:--
- VI--THE UNEXPECTED
- VII--AN ACTIVE PARTNER
- Philip frowned, then laughed, and said:--
- Philip laughed heartily, and replied:--
- VIII--THE PORK-HOUSE
- IX--A WESTERN SPECTRE
- As Doctor and Mrs. Taggess departed, Grace said to her husband:--
- X--SHE WANTED TO KNOW
- XI--CALEB'S NEWEST PROJECT
- Philip looked at Grace, and both laughed as he replied:--
- XII--DEFERRED HOPES
- Caleb's eyes followed Grace to the door; then he said:--
- XIII--FARMERS' WAYS
- XIV--FUN WITH A CAMERA
- Grace blushed, and said:--
- XV--CAUSE AND EFFECT
- XVI--DECORATION DAY[1]
- Suddenly Philip appeared in the store, and said:--
- FOOTNOTE:
- XVII--FOREIGN INVASION
- The Doctor smiled, shook his head doubtfully, and said:--
- XVIII--THE TABBY PARTY
- A form of blanc-mange was another mystery. Said one woman to another:--
- The guests gasped in chorus, but the tormentor quickly said:--
- Grace laughed merrily, and replied:--
- Grace laughed, and replied:--
- XIX--DAYS IN THE STORE
- XX--PROFIT AND LOSS
- The three men exchanged grim grins, and the complainant said:--
- The claimant, whose eyes by this time were bulging, exclaimed:--
- XXI--CUPID AND CORN-MEAL
- XXII--SOME WAYS OF THE WEST
- The Doctor looked; then he frowned, looked about him, and muttered:--
- XXIII--AFTER THE STORM
- XXIV--HOW IT CAME ABOUT
- Philip opened the door, and Truett said:--
- Philip looked admiringly at Mary, and answered:--
- XXV--LOOKING AHEAD
- SOMERTON & WRIGHT,
- SUCCESSORS TO
- Mary's eyes opened wide as she replied:--
- XXVI--THE RAILWAY
- XXVII--CONCLUSION
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