Me: A
Me: A Book of Remembrance
作者：Watanna, Onoto, 1875-1954
体例：题 章数：140
字数：362,899 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 140 题- ME
- A Book of Remembrance
- Published, August, 1915
- INTRODUCTION
- JEAN WEBSTER.
- ME
- II
- I said:
- III
- I was alone on that Jamaica wharf, and no one had come to claim me!
- I fled toward the boat, crying out wildly:
- IV
- I put in here that perhaps I should fare better. I said:
- I thought it an ugly name for a bird, but I said:
- I said:
- 2. To report City Council proceedings.
- 3. To report court cases of interest to the public.
- 6. To interview elected members when matters of interest demand it.
- 8. To report political speeches.
- 9. To report races, cricket matches, polo, etc.
- 10. To represent _The Lantern_ at social functions.
- 13. To review books and answer correspondence.
- 14. To correct proof in the absence of the proofreader.
- I said:
- I said thoughtfully:
- I shook my head.
- I repeated what I had said:
- I said:
- VI
- I said I had, though I had only my fare and a little over.
- I said:
- I nodded, and he kissed my hand.
- I said:
- I like to think always that that was my first real kiss.
- VII
- VIII
- I nodded, and looked up at him.
- I nodded.
- I nodded, and then he gave me a big, warm smile.
- I was sobbing with fright and rage.
- IX
- I broke off there, and he said slowly:
- I told him.
- I said I could, but that I did not know my way about the city.
- I told him.
- I said earnestly:
- I said:
- I asked innocently where that was.
- I said:
- I said to myself:
- XI
- I said:
- I didn't, but she was so sweet that I said I did.
- XII
- I nodded. I knew what she meant by that.
- XIII
- I suppose my face betrayed me, for she said:
- No, I said I wouldn't do that. It was too "common."
- I nodded.
- XIV
- I asked a boy for Mr. O'Brien, and he said:
- I sat.
- I nodded.
- I said quickly:
- I got this all off quickly and warmly.
- I unfolded the note, and this is what I read:
- XV
- XVI
- XVII
- I said:
- I said:
- I nodded.
- I broke in:
- I could feel his slow smile, and then he said:
- I sat up in bed excitedly.
- I sighed.
- XVIII
- I asked Hermann how long that would take, and he said:
- XIX
- I said hysterically:
- I nodded.
- I said:
- I think it gave him all kinds of satisfaction to answer me as he did.
- I caught my breath, I was so happy when he said that.
- XX
- I know you do not love me, but I do you.
- NORA.
- XXI
- I said mischievously:
- I asked:
- I said weakly:
- I took him up at that.
- XXII
- I was rewarded beautifully for that.
- I said with dignity:
- I never called him Mr. Hamilton after that.
- XXIII
- I said:
- I nodded.
- I said with as much composure as I could command:
- I turned around, and shouted at him almost hysterically:
- I was furious at the insult, capping all I had gone through.
- XXIV
- XXV
- I nodded. Whereupon he sat down beside me.
- I nodded, smiling.
- I didn't know what to do, and Hermann said:
- XXVI
- I nodded, and she said pityingly:
- I said lightly:
- I said:
- XXVII
- I said mischievously:
- I sat up at that, and said triumphantly:
- I said sadly:
- XXVIII
- I adored him, but I was not a worm.
- I nodded.
- I nodded.
- I nodded.
- I lied. I was afraid of him now.
- XXIX
- XXX
- I waited till he was through, and then I said:
- I said:
- I looked at him at that, and I said:
- XXXI
- I shook my head. I could not trust myself to speak.
- I nodded.
- I now had to revise and type-write my story, no light task.
- I told her, and she raised her eyebrows.
- I replied that I had not.
- I told her I could sing a little. Whereupon she said:
- I said:
- XXXII
- ROGER.
- I said mischievously:
- I held my novel out to him.
- XXXIII
- I said mechanically: