Millionaire Baby
The Millionaire Baby（#21904）
作者：Green, Anna Katharine, 1846-1935
体例：题 章数：107
字数：295,732 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 107 题- THE MILLIONAIRE BABY
- ANNA KATHARINE GREEN
- CONTENTS
- I Two Little Shoes
- II "A Fearsome Man"
- III A Charming Woman
- IV Chalk-Marks
- V The Old House in Yonkers
- VI Doctor Pool
- VII "Find the Child!"
- VIII "Philo! Philo! Philo!"
- IX The Bungalow
- X Temptation
- XI The Secret of the Old Pavilion
- XII Behind the Wall
- XIII "We Shall Have to Begin Again"
- XIV Espionage
- XV A Phantasm
- XVI "An All-Conquering Beauty"
- XVII In the Green Boudoir
- XVIII "You Look As If--As If--"
- XIX Frenzy
- XX "What Do You Know?"
- XXI Providence
- XXII On the Second Terrace
- XXIII A Coral Bead
- XXIV "Shall I Give Him My Word, Harry?"
- XXV The Work of an Instant
- XXVI "He Will Never Forgive"
- XXVII The Final Struggle
- THE MILLIONAIRE BABY
- TWO LITTLE SHOES
- A FORTUNE FOR A CHILD.
- I waited till she was calm again, then I inquired very softly:
- II
- III
- A CHARMING WOMAN
- I did know what they meant, but I preferred to seem ignorant.
- I surveyed the lady before me in amazement.
- IV
- CHALK-MARKS
- THE OLD HOUSE IN YONKERS
- VI
- DOCTOR POOL
- I found it easier to answer the last question first.
- VII
- I saw that he had uttered his ultimatum.
- VIII
- I brought the conversation back as quickly as I could to Mrs. Carew.
- I let a moment of silence pass, then nonchalantly remarked:
- IX
- THE BUNGALOW
- I pointed to a chair and said:
- TEMPTATION
- It was a temptation; for several reasons it was a temptation; yet--
- I did not move till the last line dropped from her lips.
- XI
- THE SECRET OF THE OLD PAVILION
- MY STORY WHICH I CAN WRITE BUT COULD NEVER TELL.
- This was child's play; the rest--
- XII
- BEHIND THE WALL
- I took the hint and rose. Instantly she was all smiles.
- I lowered the lantern to the floor but quickly raised it again.
- I replied as directly as the circumstances demanded.
- XIII
- XIV
- ESPIONAGE
- I thought I could manage this.
- XV
- A PHANTASM
- XVI
- I made a gesture and stopped him.
- I bowed. "A strong man," I remarked.
- XVII
- IN THE GREEN BOUDOIR
- I did not scruple to interrupt her.
- I paused; she had made me a supplicating gesture.
- I stared, aghast.
- XVIII
- XIX
- FRENZY
- Was anything amiss? Had she--
- I bowed; but as she passed near me in going out, I whispered in her ear:
- XX
- I held out the scrap I now took from my pocket.
- I took advantage of this circumstance.
- XXI
- PROVIDENCE
- XXII
- ON THE SECOND TERRACE
- XXIII
- A CORAL BEAD
- I had advanced at her hesitating words and shown myself.
- The train began to move--
- This discovery, the greatest of all, if I were right, would--
- I had no more time to think.
- XXIV
- I saw no reason for not telling the truth.
- I rose. I saw that he did not intend to dismiss the child.
- XXV
- THE WORK OF AN INSTANT
- XXVI
- I made my final attempt.
- XXVII
- THE FINAL STRUGGLE
- I stepped forward. Meeting my eye, she faltered this last word: