Silas Strong,
Silas Strong, Emperor of the Woods
作者：Bacheller, Irving, 1859-1950
体例：题 章数：87
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共 87 题- SILAS STRONG, EMPEROR OF THE WOODS
- By Irving Bacheller
- New York and London Harper and Brothers Publishers
- TO MY FRIEND THE LATE ARCHER BROWN
- SILAS STRONG
- II
- III.
- There was a moment of silence, and then the boy added, "I love you."
- IV
- S. STRONG
- GUIDE AND CONTRIVER
- All for the love of a lady fair."
- She would be apt to answer, "If I had wings, I'd see the last o' you."
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX.
- Some fly east an' some fly west
- An' some fly over the cuckoo's nest."
- He sails her at night and he steers her well
- And she crosses the terrible nightmare shoals
- Then the skipper is telling incredible tales
- The beautiful City of God!"
- XI.
- XII.
- XIII
- An' a dog he took an' follered which his name was
- Bym-by we come acrost a track which looked as big
- An' Zeb he hollered 'twas a bear, which I didn't quite
- Until I got down on my knee, an' then I kind o'
- For su'thin' cur'us showed me where he'd wrote his
- An' purty soon I see
- Where the bear had tore his overcoat upon a hem
- An' left some threads behind him which fell upon his
- Which I wouldn't wonder if he done a-scratchin' of
- Which caused me for to grin an' laugh all on ac
- An' I could see the ol' bear's home all underneath a
- I took an' fetched some pine-knots an' a lot of ol'
- An' built a fire upon his door-step an' let the smoke
- An' then I took a piece o' rope an' tethered Zeb away
- So's that he'd keep his breeches fer to use another
- An' purty soon I listened an' I heard the bear
- An' he sneezed an' bellered out as if he guessed he'd
- An' I wouldn't wonder if he thought--"
- An' they rolled down-hill together, an' the critter
- So I clubbed my rifle on the bear an' mellered up his
- Socky answered, promptly, "Yes; do you?"
- He answered quickly, as if the topic were a bore to him, "Purty well."
- XIV
- XV
- He nudged her and whispered, "Say yes--say it out loud."
- XVI
- XVII
- XVIII
- XIX
- XX
- XXI
- Where you an' I were young."
- XII
- XXIII
- XXIV
- XXV
- She thought then of the great world, and said, "I will go with you."
- XXVI
- And the great bells answer them--they that hang
- The dusky, mouldering towers of the old time, of
- They call me in the silence and have put a new
- THE VENISON-TREE
- And his timber shall be used to build a nobler man than he."
- XXVII
- Promptly and almost aggressively the query came, "Regarding whom?"
- XXVIII
- XXIX
- Gently, fearfully, he whispered, "Ay-uh--"
- XXX
- S STRONG
- HAS MOVED TO RAINBOW LAKE
- Then Socky whispered, "Say something 'bout the Sundayman."
- XXXI
- XXXII
- STOP TRAPS AHED
- S. STRONG.
- XXXIII
- XXXIV
- XXXV
- XXXVI
- An' the bark is gettin' kind o' blue upon the ven'son-