"I Believe"
"I Believe" and other essays
作者：Thorne, Guy, 1875-1923
体例：题 章数：66
字数：309,031 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 66 题- AND OTHER ESSAYS
- BY
- GUY THORNE
- LONDON
- CONTENTS
- DEDICATION
- MY DEAR WHITE,
- GUY THORNE.
- Then
- THE FIRES OF MOLOCH
- II
- THE FIRES OF MOLOCH
- The outspoken Dr. Barry wrote:--
- A “well-known public man” wrote:--
- I take the following from a leading article in the _Church Times_:--
- Again--
- In the _Daily Mail_ Mr. H. G. Wells writes:--
- And in the _Daily Chronicle_ the Rev. Cartmel-Robinson:--
- And again:--
- With some necessary elisions this is the letter:--
- THE HISTORICIDES OF OXFORD
- III
- THE HISTORICIDES OF OXFORD
- I have endeavoured to make plain, that--
- Mr. Belloc writes:--
- I can add nothing to Mr. Belloc’s criticism or his quotations.
- In his preface Mr. Fletcher asserts that his book--
- Mr. Fletcher then proceeds to tell us that he was
- Yet let the educated public realize that--
- THE BROWN AND YELLOW PERIL
- IV
- THE BROWN AND YELLOW PERIL
- A FEW FACTS
- IN JAPAN. IN ENGLAND.
- THE MENACES OF MODERN SPORT
- THE MENACES OF MODERN SPORT
- JUVENAL.
- It is about some English jockeys in America--
- FOOTBALL AND ALCOHOL
- HOW PLAYERS MAY LENGTHEN THEIR CAREERS
- CHAMPAGNE OR LEMONS?
- THE GREATEST ENEMY
- FOOTBALL BOOKMAKERS
- WHAT REALLY ATTRACTS LEAGUE CROWDS?
- DISHONESTY IN SPORT
- STRONG EFFORTS TO BE MADE TO STOP IMPERSONATION
- VAGROM MEN
- VI
- VAGROM MEN
- Now listen to the sequel--
- I read--
- IF THERE WERE NO UNEMPLOYABLES THERE WOULD BE NO UNEMPLOYED.
- The inmates are divided into six classes--
- I come to my remedy.
- AN AUTHOR’S POST-BAG
- VII
- AN AUTHOR’S POST-BAG
- A priest writes:--
- A gentleman from Hull tells me:--
- And here is another kind letter from Bridgewater, again from a man:--
- From Brantford in far-away Canada this letter reaches me:--
- From Brixton:--
- From San Remo, in Italy, this letter comes:--
- An old clergyman in Wales writes thus:--
- I was intensely interested to receive this letter from India:--
- Destouches wrote:--