Canterbury Piece
Canterbury Pieces
作者：Butler, Samuel, 1835-1902
体例：题 章数：34
字数：66,731 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 34 题- CANTERBURY PIECES
- Edited by R. A. Streatfeild
- CONTENTS
- Darwin on the Origin of Species
- Prefatory Note
- A Dialogue
- C. A great virtue, but a cold and hard one.
- C. I admit it. Science is all head—she has no heart at all.
- C. I tell you I do not like the book.
- C. To your heart’s content.
- C. How, then, should you express it yourself?
- C. So be it.
- C. Of course; it is obvious.
- C. If what?
- C. You seem to gloat over your devilish statement.
- F. Gloat or no gloat, is it true or no? I am not one of those
- C. Drop that chaff and go back to the matter in hand.
- C. This, too, is obvious.
- C. I admit this.
- C. It is very horrid.
- Barrel-Organs
- I am, Sir,
- Here are a few specimens, his illustrations of the theory:—
- I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
- A. M.
- A. M.
- Darwin Among the Machines
- I am, Sir, etc.,
- CELLARIUS
- Lucubratio Ebria
- The English Cricketers
- I am, Sir,
- HORATIO . . .
- Footnotes