Thereby Hangs
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共 74 题- Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England
- A PEEP AT TOLCARNE.
- IN PALL MALL.
- FIRST ENCOUNTERS.
- Trevor winced slightly, and said quietly--
- Pratt took another cigar, lit it, and said, quietly--
- RATHER UNPLEASANT.
- THE WRITER OF THE LETTER.
- Her letter had been brief--
- The reply was--
- ALL AMONG THE FERNS.
- JENKLES'S CONFESSION.
- Mrs Jenkles glanced at him, and then said--
- SAM JENKLES PREPARES FOR AN EXPEDITION.
- GOING THE ROUNDS.
- Trevor laughed, and Humphrey smiled, saying--
- THE LION AT HOME.
- HEBE.
- MISHAPS.
- POLLY'S TROUBLES.
- MRS JENKLES'S MORNING CALL.
- LOVE MINOR.
- Humphrey Lloyd was a man, every inch of him, and he spoke out boldly--
- KINKS IN THE LINE.
- TWO SCENES.
- And a second voice--
- A CEREMONIOUS CALL.
- Five minutes after Pratt entered the room, with--
- A FRIENDLY CALL.
- AUNT MATTY IS CROSS.
- PROPOSALS.
- There was another soft cough, and Vanleigh continued--
- AN INTERVIEW WITH BARNEY STURT.
- Sam went off, muttering to himself; the only words audible being--
- FRANK PRATT'S CROSS-EXAMINATION, AND APRES.
- MISUNDERSTANDING.
- INVITATIONS.
- BEFORE DINNER.
- AFTER DINNER.
- SPEAKING TO PAPA.
- VERY DREAMY.
- A LITTLE CONFESSION.
- A REVELATION.
- Trevor bit his lip to keep down his rising passion, and then went on--
- WITH THE OWNER.
- IN TRANSITION.
- The hastily-scrawled letter was as follows:--
- MISTAKEN ZEAL.
- CORRESPONDENCE.
- He then took out and read again the letter that had come by post:--
- NEW LODGINGS.
- NOT MUSICAL.
- BETWEEN FRIENDS.
- LADY REA'S STATE OF MIND.
- FRANK A VISITOR.
- A PROPOSAL.
- IN THE WOODS.
- THE USE OF MONEY.
- Richard rose to follow the messenger, who said, softly--
- IN THE SQUARE CALLED RUSSELL.
- And if any doubt remained it was solved by a voice crying--
- NETTA'S APPEAL.
- WAITING FOR NEWS.
- Fin responded coolly--
- A VISIT.
- It was as follows:--
- AT HOME.
- TOO LATE.
- Vanleigh started up at that, exclaiming wildly--
- THREE MONTHS AFTER.
- A FELLOW-TRAVELLER.
- A QUIET WEDDING.
- CONCLUSION.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Thereby Hangs a Tale, by George Manville Fenn