History of
The History of Mr. Polly
作者：Wells, H. G. (Herbert George), 1866-1946
体例：题 章数：88
字数：322,096 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 88 题- The History of Mr. Polly
- H. G. Wells
- Chapter the First
- Beginnings, and the Bazaar
- II
- He broke into a quavering song. "Ro-o-o-tten Be-e-astly Silly Hole!"
- III
- To which the countersign was: "We bite our thumbs."
- IV
- Chapter the Second
- The Dismissal of Parsons
- His voice would sink to a kind of quiet bellow. "_Do_ they grip?"
- Then after a pause, a savage roar; "_Naw_!"
- II
- It was wonderful, but--
- Mr. Garvace turned about. "Where's Morrison? Morrison!"
- III
- Chapter the Third
- Cribs
- II
- III
- Chapter the Fourth
- Mr. Polly an Orphan
- II
- III
- IV
- Voice from down the table: "'Am, Alfred? I didn't give you very much."
- Voice of Mr. Johnson. "Elfrid, pass the mustid down."
- Miriam leaning across the table: "Elfrid!"
- Miriam, more insistently: "Elfrid!"
- Mr. Polly: "Glad you know it."
- The lady shouting: "I like it."
- Mr. Johnson at large: "_Ain't_ the beer up! It's the 'eated room."
- Chapter the Fifth
- Mr. Polly Takes a Vacation
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- Chapter the Sixth
- Miriam
- Mrs. Larkins stared at him. "You're stopping for a bit of supper?"
- II
- What possible answer can a man give to such a question but "Yes!"
- III
- IV
- Then the clergyman said: "Who gifs Worn married to this man?"
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- Chapter the Seventh
- The Little Shop at Fishbourne
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- Someone handed Mr. Polly a collar. "This yours?"
- Mr. Polly investigated his neck. "I suppose it is. Anyone seen a tie?"
- VII
- Chapter the Eighth
- Making an End to Things
- II
- III
- Gambell answered him out of his helmet. "Hose!" he cried. "Hose gone!"
- IV
- He pulled her arm. "Come on!"
- Chapter the Ninth
- The Potwell Inn
- He could, for example, "clear out."
- It became a wonderful and alluring phrase to him: "clear out!"
- II
- III
- She waved her head. "Did you charge him anything?"
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- XII
- Chapter the Tenth
- Miriam Revisited
- II
- Annie reflected. "It is," she said, "and it isn't. It's like that."
- III
- She added mildly: "I can't 'ardly say I'm sorry."
- The End