Atlantic Narrati
Atlantic Narratives: Modern Short Stories
作者：Thomas, Charles Swain, 1868-1943 [Editor]; Ashe, Elizabeth, 1885-1974; Canby, Henry Seidel, 1878-1961; Comer, Cornelia A. P. (Cornelia Atwood Pratt), 1865-1929; Dobie, Charles Caldwell, 1881-1943; Doty, Madeleine Z. (Madeleine Zabriskie), 1877-1963; Dwight, H. G. (Harrison Griswold), 1875-1959; Galsworthy, John, 1867-1933; Gerould, Katharine Fullerton, 1879-1944; Hathaway, Katharine Butler, 1890-1942; Humphrey, Zephine, 1874-1956; Lerner, Mary, 1882-1938; Louriet, F. J.; Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall), 1868-1938; Lynn, Margaret, 1870-1958; Mercer, C. A.; Montague, Margaret Prescott, 1878-1955; Nesbit, E. (Edith), 1858-1924; Sedgwick, Anne Douglas, 1873-1935; Sharp, Dallas Lore, 1870-1929; Sherwood, Margaret Pollock, 1864-1955; Starr, Ernest; Stone, Amy Wentworth, 1876-1938; Taylor, Arthur Russell, 1862-1918
体例：题 章数：152
字数：500,605 来源：Project Gutenberg
章节目录
共 152 题- ATLANTIC NARRATIVES
- Modern Short Stories
- EDITED WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY
- CHARLES SWAIN THOMAS, A. M.
- THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY PRESS, INC.
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- INTRODUCTION vii
- THE PRELIMINARIES _Cornelia A. P. Comer_ 1
- BUTTERCUP-NIGHT _John Galsworthy_ 22
- HEPATICAS _Anne Douglas Sedgwick_ 30
- POSSESSING PRUDENCE _Amy Wentworth Stone_ 56
- THE GLORY-BOX _Elizabeth Ashe_ 68
- THE SPIRIT OF THE HERD _Dallas Lore Sharp_ 89
- IN THE PASHA'S GARDEN _H. G. Dwight_ 98
- LITTLE SELVES _Mary Lerner_ 121
- THE FAILURE _Charles Caldwell Dobie_ 136
- BUSINESS IS BUSINESS _Henry Seidel Canby_ 152
- NOTHING _Zephine Humphrey_ 167
- A MOTH OF PEACE _Katharine Fullerton Gerould_ 180
- IN NO STRANGE LAND _Katharine Butler_ 201
- LITTLE BROTHER _Madeleine Z. Doty_ 208
- WHAT ROAD GOETH HE? _F. J. Louriet_ 217
- THE CLEARER SIGHT _Ernest Starr_ 227
- THE GARDEN OF MEMORIES _C. A. Mercer_ 252
- THE CLEAREST VOICE _Margaret Sherwood_ 259
- THE MARBLE CHILD _E. Nesbit_ 270
- THE ONE LEFT _E. V. Lucas_ 283
- THE LEGACY OF RICHARD HUGHES _Margaret Lynn_ 290
- OF WATER AND THE SPIRIT _Margaret Prescott Montague_ 310
- MR. SQUEM _Arthur Russell Taylor_ 326
- BIOGRAPHICAL AND INTERPRETATIVE NOTES 337
- INTRODUCTION
- THE SHORT STORY
- ATLANTIC NARRATIVES
- THE PRELIMINARIES
- BY CORNELIA A. P. COMER
- II
- III
- IV
- BUTTERCUP-NIGHT
- BY JOHN GALSWORTHY
- HEPATICAS
- BY ANNE DOUGLAS SEDGWICK
- And a question came, near the sharp one, yet hoping to evade it:--
- He covered his face with his hands. 'Mother, I've ruined your life.'
- He stared at her and his color rose. 'Get her? Bring her here, to stay?'
- II
- III
- POSSESSING PRUDENCE
- BY AMY WENTWORTH STONE
- II
- THE GLORY-BOX
- BY ELIZABETH ASHE
- Mabel laughed. 'Stephen has a funny way of saying things, hasn't he?'
- II
- III
- THE SPIRIT OF THE HERD[7]
- BY DALLAS LORE SHARP
- I share all the tenderfoot's admiration for the cowboy and his 'pony.'
- II
- IN THE PASHA'S GARDEN
- A STAMBOUL NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENT
- BY H. G. DWIGHT
- II
- It was again Zuembuel Agha who spoke, turning one question by another:--
- III
- IV
- But Zuembuel Agha had begun again, doggedly:--
- LITTLE SELVES
- BY MARY LERNER
- She considered a moment. 'Yes, just as big as that. But a man, da.'
- She pouted, on the verge of tears. 'I want him to come back.'
- THE FAILURE
- BY CHARLES CALDWELL DOBIE
- II
- III
- She shook her head. 'No, it wouldn't be necessary.'
- IV
- She threw the scarf from her shoulders. 'Look here, John--'
- BUSINESS IS BUSINESS
- BY HENRY SEIDEL CANBY
- II
- NOTHING
- BY ZEPHINE HUMPHREY
- II
- Perhaps she read my suspense. At any rate, she said presently,--
- III
- A MOTH OF PEACE
- BY KATHARINE FULLERTON GEROULD
- IN NO STRANGE LAND
- BY KATHARINE BUTLER
- LITTLE BROTHER
- BY MADELEINE Z. DOTY
- WHAT ROAD GOETH HE?
- BY F. J. LOURIET
- The smoker looked up. 'That you, Bill? It's gone six bells.'
- The other grumbled. 'I heard one bell from the fo'c's'le-head.'
- Jansen's tone grew positive. 'No,' he said, 'I don't.'
- THE CLEARER SIGHT
- BY ERNEST STARR
- He heard an inarticulate sound at his side, and quickly continued:--
- THE GARDEN OF MEMORIES
- BY C. A. MERCER
- THE CLEAREST VOICE
- BY MARGARET SHERWOOD
- THE MARBLE CHILD
- BY E. NESBIT
- THE ONE LEFT
- BY E. V. LUCAS
- II
- III
- IV
- THE LEGACY OF RICHARD HUGHES
- BY MARGARET LYNN
- II
- III
- OF WATER AND THE SPIRIT[8]
- BY MARGARET PRESCOTT MONTAGUE
- I was sorry as soon as I had said it.
- I nodded.
- I shook my head.
- I was stunned by the white look of her face.
- MR. SQUEM
- BY ARTHUR RUSSELL TAYLOR
- He turned on himself almost savagely. Then,--
- BIOGRAPHICAL AND INTERPRETATIVE
- NOTES
- THE PRELIMINARIES
- BUTTERCUP-NIGHT
- HEPATICAS
- POSSESSING PRUDENCE
- THE GLORY-BOX
- THE SPIRIT OF THE HERD
- IN THE PASHA'S GARDEN
- LITTLE SELVES
- THE FAILURE
- BUSINESS IS BUSINESS
- NOTHING
- A MOTH OF PEACE
- IN NO STRANGE LAND
- LITTLE BROTHER
- WHAT ROAD GOETH HE?
- THE CLEARER SIGHT
- THE GARDEN OF MEMORIES
- THE CLEAREST VOICE
- THE MARBLE CHILD
- THE ONE LEFT
- THE LEGACY OF RICHARD HUGHES
- OF WATER AND THE SPIRIT
- MR. SQUEM
- FOOTNOTES: