Paris Nights,
Paris Nights, and Other Impressions of Places and People
作者：Bennett, Arnold, 1867-1931; Rickards, Edwin Alfred, 1872-1920 [Illustrator]
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共 80 题- PARIS NIGHTS
- And Other Impressions of Places and People
- By Arnold Bennett
- With Illustrations By E. A. Rickards
- George H. Doran Company, New York
- MCMXIII
- PARIS NIGHTS--1910
- I--ARTISTIC EVENING
- II--THE VARIÉTIÉS
- III--EVENING WITH EXILES
- I did care to see it, but I also desired my dinner.
- IV--BOURGEOIS
- V--CAUSE CÉLÈBRE
- VI--RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BALLET AT THE OPERA
- LIFE IN LONDON--1911
- I--THE RESTAURANT
- II--BY THE RIVER
- III--THE CLUB
- IV--THE CIRCUS
- V--THE BANQUET
- VI--ONE OF THE CROWD
- ITALY--1910
- I--NIGHT AND MORNING IN FLORENCE
- And dart delicious danger thence
- I mention the opera. I assert that there is such a thing as an opera.
- I say that I went to the opera last night.
- I say that the opera was most diverting.
- II--THE SEVENTH OF MAY, 1910
- I nodded.
- Everybody in the room knew. Everybody was
- III--MORE ITALIAN OPERA
- THE RIVIERA--1907
- I--THE HÔTEL TRISTE
- I know I am august.
- II--WAR!
- III-“MONTE”
- IV--A DIVERSION AT SAN REMO
- FONTAINEBLEAU--1904-1909
- I--FIRST JOURNEY INTO THE FOREST
- II--SECOND JOURNEY INTO THE FOREST
- III--THE CASTLE GARDENS
- IV--AN ITINERARY
- SWITZERLAND--1909-1911
- I--THE HOTEL ON THE LANDSCAPE
- II--THE EGOIST
- I said it would be twenty-four twelves.
- III--THE BLAND WANDERER
- IV--ON A MOUNTAIN
- I did so. My luggage alone cost me four francs excess in the Funicular.
- ENGLAND AGAIN--1907
- I--THE GATE OF THE EMPIRE
- II--AN ESTABLISHMENT
- III--AMUSEMENTS
- IV--MANCHESTER
- V--LONDON
- VI--INDUSTRY
- THE MIDLANDS--1910-1911
- I--THE HANBRIDGE EMPIRE
- II--THE MYSTERIOUS PEOPLE
- III--FIRST VOYAGE TO THE ISLE OF MAN
- IV--THE ISLAND BOARDING-HOUSE
- V--TEN HOURS AT BLACKPOOL
- THE BRITISH HOME--1908
- I--AN EVENING AT THE SMITHS’
- II--THE GREAT MANNERS QUESTION
- III--SPENDING-AND GETTING VALUE
- IV--THE PARENTS
- V--HAMIT’S POINT OF VIEW
- VI--THE FUTURE
- STREETS ROADS AND TRAINS--1907-1909
- I--IN WATLING STREET
- The next morning very early I was in Watling Street. Since then
- Full many a glorious morning have I seen
- I corrected his quotation.
- I asked if the animal was quiet to drive.
- II--STREET TALKING
- He is a beau garçon, but--
- III--ON THE ROAD
- IV--A TRAIN
- V--ANOTHER TRAIN