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The Man with Two Left Feet, and Other Stories
作者：Wodehouse, P. G. (Pelham Grenville), 1881-1975
体例：题 章数：60
字数：309,706 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 60 题- THE MAN WITH TWO LEFT FEET
- CONTENTS
- BILL THE BLOODHOUND
- EXTRICATING YOUNG GUSSIE
- WILTON'S HOLIDAY
- THE MIXER--I
- THE MIXER--II
- CROWNED HEADS
- AT GEISENHEIMER'S
- THE MAKING OF MAC'S
- ONE TOUCH OF NATURE
- BLACK FOR LUCK
- THE ROMANCE OF AN UGLY POLICEMAN
- A SEA OF TROUBLES
- THE MAN WITH TWO LEFT FEET
- BILL THE BLOODHOUND
- EXTRICATING YOUNG GUSSIE
- I scented danger.
- I didn't hesitate.
- THE CHAPPIE (playing chords): 'Is that so? What's it waiting for?'
- GUSSIE (rather rattled at the interruption): 'Waiting for me.'
- THE CHAPPIE (surprised): For you?'
- GUSSIE (sticking to it): 'Waiting for me-e-ee!'
- THE CHAPPIE (sceptically): 'You don't say!'
- GUSSIE: 'For I'm off to Tennessee.'
- THE CHAPPIE (conceding a point): 'Now, I live at Yonkers.'
- I got up.
- I looked again at Aunt Agatha's cable.
- I sucked a pencil for a while, and then I wrote the reply.
- WILTON'S HOLIDAY
- THE MIXER
- I. _He Meets a Shy Gentleman_
- I gave a good sniff, and I knew it was the man.
- I could have bitten him.
- II. _He Moves in Society_
- I sprang.
- Somebody called, 'Peter! Are you there, Peter?'
- CROWNED HEADS
- AT GEISENHEIMER'S
- I didn't.
- I saw those brown eyes of hers flash, and she said, 'I'll try.'
- I went back to the balcony. On the way I got hold of Charlie.
- I stopped at once.
- He started. 'She was telling you about Jack Tyson?'
- THE MAKING OF MAC'S
- She said, kind of quiet, 'Oh, Andy.'
- I heard Katie breathe sort of deep.
- I stared at him.
- And she says to him, 'Oh, Andy!'
- I can tell you every word of it. This is how it went:
- KATIE
- I got on to my feet.
- ONE TOUCH OF NATURE
- The man winced. 'Exile?'
- BLACK FOR LUCK
- He said, 'Ah!'
- THE ROMANCE OF AN UGLY POLICEMAN
- A SEA OF TROUBLES
- THE MAN WITH TWO LEFT FEET
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Man with Two Left Feet, by P. G. Wodehouse