New Machiavelli
章节目录
共 87 题- THE NEW MACHIAVELLI
- CONTENTS
- BOOK THE FIRST
- THE MAKING OF A MAN
- BOOK THE SECOND
- MARGARET
- BOOK THE THIRD
- THE HEART OF POLITICS
- BOOK THE FOURTH
- ISABEL
- BOOK THE FIRST: THE MAKING OF A MAN
- CHAPTER THE FIRST ~~ CONCERNING A BOOK THAT WAS NEVER WRITTEN
- CHAPTER THE SECOND ~~ BROMSTEAD AND MY FATHER
- CHAPTER THE THIRD ~~ SCHOLASTIC
- I explained.
- CHAPTER THE FOURTH ~~ ADOLESCENCE
- I stared stockishly at the girl, who passed with an indifferent face.
- I had not read George Moore at the time, but I pretended to understand.
- I nodded.
- I went on with my head in the air.
- BOOK THE SECOND: MARGARET
- CHAPTER THE FIRST ~~ MARGARET IN STAFFORDSHIRE
- I glanced back at her.
- I made no answer.
- I became a battleground of impulses and inhibitions.
- I could have whipped her, and my voice stung more than my words.
- I thought the bales a little out of keeping.
- I had not the remotest thought of annoying him.
- I went on as though I was back in Trinity.
- CHAPTER THE SECOND ~~ MARGARET IN LONDON
- I stuck to my argument.
- I explained when.
- I saw in a flash that Altiora meant to marry me to Margaret.
- I didn't see things with Altiora's simplicity.
- I echo Henley.
- I was moved to crave her pardon and come away.
- I had never in any tolerable sense of the word been dirty.
- I was astonished beyond measure at her way of taking my confession. ...
- CHAPTER THE THIRD ~~ MARGARET IN VENICE
- I thought. “There seems to be no exercise at all in this place.”
- CHAPTER THE FOURTH ~~ THE HOUSE IN WESTMINSTER
- I wonder if it was.
- BOOK THE THIRD: THE HEART OF POLITICS
- CHAPTER THE FIRST ~~ THE RIDDLE FOR THE STATESMAN
- I wonder what reply I should have got.
- I agreed. Then I resumed my meditation.
- I sat taking in this proposition.
- I yawned, stretched, got up and went to bed.
- CHAPTER THE SECOND ~~ SEEKING ASSOCIATES
- I took up Crupp's initiative, I remember, and expanded it.
- CHAPTER THE THIRD ~~ SECESSION
- I emerged from enormous silences upon Margaret one evening.
- I walked across to her bearskin hearthrug, and stood by the mantel.
- I made an effort to resume my speech.
- I made my breach with the party on the Budget.
- CHAPTER THE FOURTH ~~ THE BESETTING OF SEX
- BOOK THE FOURTH: ISABEL
- CHAPTER THE FIRST ~~ LOVE AND SUCCESS
- I was silent.
- I remember her return so well.
- I didn't help her out with what she had to say. I waited.
- I took her hands, perplexed beyond measure. “My dear!” I said.
- CHAPTER THE SECOND ~~ THE IMPOSSIBLE POSITION
- I held her close to me, making no answer.
- I looked up at her, a little perplexed.
- I said no more of bolting.
- I nodded, and again we paused. She was coming to something.
- I was staring at her face. It seemed white and set in the dimness.
- I nodded.
- I nodded.
- I thought. “I suppose it is.”
- I halted again. Margaret remained very still.
- I looked at her.
- I thought. “No,” I said.
- CHAPTER THE THIRD ~~ THE BREAKING POINT
- I made some remark, I forget what, but he overbore me.
- I remember my lame sentences. “We'll have a boat. That's best here.”
- I looked at her white face. “Can you?” I said.
- I was silent while he read.
- I did not answer.
- I nodded.
- I nodded.
- I thought. “Yes.”
- I made no answer.
- I thought. “Perhaps I am rhetorical,” I said.
- I suppose she had been watching my expression, divining my thoughts.
- End of Project Gutenberg's The New Machiavelli, by Herbert George Wells