Mummery: A
Mummery: A Tale of Three Idealists
作者：Cannan, Gilbert, 1884-1955
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共 85 题- Produced by Al Haines
- MUMMERY
- A TALE OF THREE IDEALISTS
- BY
- GILBERT CANNAN
- LONDON: 48 PALL MALL
- W. COLLINS SONS & CO. LTD.
- GLASGOW -- MELBOURNE -- AUCKLAND
- Copyright 1918
- BY THE SAME AUTHOR
- NOVELS
- TO ARIEL
- AMY GWEN WILSON
- CONTENTS
- CHAP.
- A DESCENT ON LONDON
- He spun round as though he had been stung and asked,--
- II
- THE DWELLERS IN ENCHANTMENT
- They didn't build the Sistine Chapel for him.'
- III
- IMPERIUM
- IV
- BEHIND THE SCENES
- The gentlemen said,--
- The stage-manager shouted to a man in the flies,--
- THE OTHER WOMAN
- In a tone icy with fury he said,--
- She pulled off her wedding-ring
- VI
- BIRDS AND FISHES
- Mr Clott intervened,--
- VII
- SUPPER
- He continued,--
- Verschoyle said,--
- VIII
- SOLITUDE
- He shook his head and smiled,--
- IX
- MAGIC
- Smithson turned angrily.--
- He assumed an imaginary log and recited,--
- And again Clara found herself in her heart saying, 'It is my fault.'
- Aloud she said,--
- THE ENGLISH LAKES
- She leaped down into the heather by his side, and he said,--
- Said he,--
- XI
- CHARING CROSS ROAD
- He wrote the date in the book, and was for going, but she said,--
- She smiled a little maliciously and asked.--
- XII
- RODD AT HOME
- As they walked up the long hill he said,--
- And another girl said mournfully,--
- Rodd asked,--
- He was stunned by this outburst of jealousy and protested,--
- He pointed to the sofa and said,--
- What?'
- He shook back his head and with supreme arrogance he said,--
- Clara held out her hand to him,--
- XIII
- Clara saw him and he reproached her,--
- XIV
- VERSCHOYLE FORGETS HIMSELF
- When his rage was spent, she determined to give him one more chance,--
- XV
- IN BLOOMSBURY
- And another woman's voice, cruel, and harsh, said,--
- He said to the old woman,--
- Then, as he moved upstairs to his own room he heard her screaming,--
- XVI
- ARIEL
- And Freeland Moore, dressed for the part of Caliban, said,--
- Verschoyle stammered,--
- She said,--
- XVII
- SUCCESS
- Truly the words of the play were marvellously apt, when Clara sang,--
- Verschoyle recognised his man and said,--
- Verschoyle returned to Rodd,--
- XVIII
- LOVE
- GLASGOW: W. COLLINS SONS AND CO. LTD.