Loves of
The Loves of the Lady Arabella
作者：Seawell, Molly Elliot, 1860-1916; Booth, Franklin, 1874-1948 [Illustrator]; Underwood, Clarence F., 1871-1929 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：35
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章节目录
共 35 题- The Loves of the Lady Arabella
- OCTOBER
- The Loves of the Lady Arabella
- He came up a little closer to me, looked at me attentively, and said,--
- I considered this very offensive and, drawing myself up, said,--
- II
- I replied that I did, and a shocking bad hat it was, too.
- Knowing how long I had lived in London, he said to me one day,--
- III
- I replied that I had been but once.
- In another instant I heard Sir Peter’s sharp voice shouting,--
- IV
- This was the letter,--
- I replied it was.
- Daphne being near me then, I said to her with a forced laugh,--
- Daphne hesitated, and then said,--
- It read thus:--
- VI
- Sir Peter looked at me very hard, and after a moment said,--
- This angered her, and she said, after a moment,--
- VII
- Sir Peter appeared, and was greeted by Lady Hawkshaw as follows:--
- VIII
- So he raved and roared out snatches like,--
- I felt that this painful scene could no longer continue, and said so.
- IX
- To which Sir Thomas, with a wicked grin, replied,--
- Sir Thomas ground his teeth, and called,--
- Sir Thomas responded by calling out airily,--
- Sir Peter’s eyes flashed at that, but Lady Hawkshaw cried back,--
- I thought his lordship would drop out of his chair.
- I said I did not.
- Arabella turned pale, and replied,--
- XI
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