Marse Henry:
Marse Henry: An Autobiography (Volume 2)
作者:Watterson, Henry, 1840-1921
体例:题 章数:120
字数:268,331 来源:Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 120 题- An Autobiography
- By
- Henry Watterson
- Volume II
- Illustrated
- Contents
- Chapter the Thirteenth
- Chapter the Fourteenth
- Chapter the Fifteenth
- Chapter the Sixteenth
- Chapter the Seventeenth
- Chapter the Eighteenth
- Chapter the Nineteenth
- Chapter the Twentieth
- Chapter the Twenty-First
- Chapter the Twenty-Second
- Chapter the Twenty-Third
- Chapter the Twenty-Fourth
- Chapter the Twenty-Fifth
- Chapter the Twenty-Sixth
- Chapter the Twenty-Seventh
- Chapter the Twenty-Eighth
- Chapter the Twenty-Ninth
- Chapter the Thirtieth
- Chapter the Thirty-First
- Chapter the Thirty-Second
- Illustrations
- Henry Watterson--Fifty Years Ago
- Henry Woodfire Grady--One of Mr. Watterson's "Boys"
- Mr. Watterson's Library at "Mansfield"
- A Corner of "Mansfield"--Home of Mr. Watterson
- Henry Watterson (Photograph Taken in Florida)
- Chapter the Thirteenth
- II
- III
- IV
- Chapter the Fourteenth
- II
- III
- Chapter the Fifteenth
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- Chapter the Sixteenth
- II
- III
- IV
- Chapter the Seventeenth
- II
- I was lunching with an old Parisian friend.
- III
- IV
- Chapter the Eighteenth
- II
- III
- Chapter the Nineteenth
- II
- When I had finished he said: "What are you doing about Winchester?"
- Then he asked: "What do you want for Winchester?"
- I answered: "Belgium or Switzerland."
- III
- IV
- Chapter the Twentieth
- II
- MR. WATTERSON TO MR. CLEVELAND
- HENRY WATTERSON.
- III
- MR. CLEVELAND TO MR. WATTERSON
- MY DEAR MR. WATTERSON:
- I have received your letter and the clippings you inclosed.
- GROVER CLEVELAND.
- IV
- MR. WATTERSON TO MR. CLEVELAND
- I said in answer:
- HENRY WATTERSON.
- Chapter the Twenty-First
- Chapter the Twenty-Second
- II
- III
- Chapter the Twenty-Third
- II
- III
- IV
- Chapter the Twenty-Fourth
- II
- III
- Chapter the Twenty-Fifth
- II
- III
- Chapter the Twenty-Sixth
- II
- III
- IV
- I did draw the line, however, at Cora Pearl and Marcus Cicero Stanley.
- IV
- Chapter the Twenty-Seventh
- II
- III
- IV
- Chapter the Twenty-Eighth
- II
- III
- Chapter the Twenty-Ninth
- II
- III
- IV
- Chapter the Thirtieth
- II
- III
- IV
- Chapter the Thirty-First
- II
- III
- IV
- Chapter the Thirty-Second
- II
- III
- IV
- VI