What Is
章节目录
共 84 题- By Mark Twain
- CONTENTS
- WHAT IS MAN?
- Y.M. Well, never mind Adam: but certainly Shakespeare’s creations—
- II
- Man’s Sole Impulse—the Securing of His Own Approval
- Y.M. That is foolishness. Love—
- Y.M. Of course you must admit that there are some acts which—
- Y.M. The world’s philanthropists—
- Y.M. And the rest is done by—
- Y.M. Well, take the case of a bad boy who—
- III
- Instances in Point
- Y.M. Oh, now—
- IV
- Training
- Y.M. And the honest one is not entitled to—
- O.M. Now, then—
- More About the Machine
- Y.M. And so—
- VI
- Instinct and Thought
- Y.M. The cow illustration is not—
- THE DEATH OF JEAN
- JEAN IS DEAD!
- And so—
- THE TURNING-POINT OF MY LIFE
- II
- III
- HOW TO MAKE HISTORY DATES STICK
- Next do Henry I. on thirty-five squares of _red _paper. (Fig. 5.)
- Edward II. now; twenty _blue _squares. (Fig. 14.)
- Edward III. next; fifty _red _squares. (Fig. 15.)
- Richard II. next; twenty-two _white _squares. (Fig. 16.)
- Henry IV.; fourteen squares of _yellow _paper. (Fig. 17.)
- Henry V.; nine _blue _squares. (Fig. 18)
- Henry VI.; thirty-nine _red _squares. (Fig. 19)
- Edward IV.; twenty-two _light-brown_ squares. (Fig. 20.)
- Edward V.; one-third of a _black _square. (Fig. 21.)
- Richard III.; two _white _squares. (Fig. 22.)
- Henry VII.; twenty-four _blue _squares. (Fig. 23.)
- Henry VIII.; thirty-eight _red _squares. (Fig. 24.)
- Edward VI.; six squares of _yellow _paper. (Fig. 25.)
- Mary; five squares of _black _paper. (Fig. 26.)
- THE MEMORABLE ASSASSINATION
- A. B. P.
- A SCRAP OF CURIOUS HISTORY
- SWITZERLAND, THE CRADLE OF LIBERTY
- AT THE SHRINE OF ST. WAGNER
- Bayreuth, Aug. 2d, 1891
- WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS
- ENGLISH AS SHE IS TAUGHT
- ON GIRLS
- A SIMPLIFIED ALPHABET
- PHONOGRAPHIC FORM: (Figure 2)
- AS CONCERNS INTERPRETING THE DEITY
- Here is another difficult text: (Figure 2)
- II
- CONCERNING TOBACCO
- THE BEE
- TAMING THE BICYCLE
- A. B. P. I
- II
- IS SHAKESPEARE DEAD?
- II
- III
- FACTS
- Three pretty full years follow. Full of play-acting. Then
- IV
- CONJECTURES
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- SHAKESPEARE AS A LAWYER[5]
- I wish I knew.
- IX
- THE REST OF THE EQUIPMENT
- XI
- XII
- IRREVERENCE
- XIII
- MARK TWAIN.
- MARK TWAIN.
- THE END