Human Boy
The Human Boy Again
作者：Phillpotts, Eden, 1862-1960
体例：题 章数：113
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共 113 题- THE HUMAN BOY AGAIN
- BY
- EDEN PHILLPOTTS
- AUTHOR OF "THE HUMAN BOY"
- LONDON CHAPMAN AND HALL, LTD. 1908
- HE CANED ME FOR INSOLENCE, COMBINED WITH IRREVERENCE (_see p._ 66)
- MOST OF THE ACTUAL WORK WAS DONE BY MOONLIGHT
- FRECKLES OFTEN WENT TO LOOK AT IT IN THE DOCTOR'S STUDY
- AT ONE SPOT THE DESCENT WAS VERY PERILOUS
- Then he called out to Shortland and me and said--
- I said, "It may be Fate. It may have died naturally."
- Then he hooked it to breakfast, and I spoke to Peters. I said--
- But he said, far from it. He said--
- And Pratt said, "Mine or the Doctor's?"
- And Peters said, "Yours."
- Peters said, "How did you do it?"
- And James said, "With poison from the laboratory mixed in his bran."
- He forgave James freely. Then he said--
- I said privately to Peters afterwards--
- Then the parrot died and naturally the first question was, "Why?"
- I said to Mathers, "What do you know about stuffing parrots?"
- And he said, "More than you might think."
- Mathers said he was to understand that. He added with a shaking voice--
- Then Gideon added them up and said--
- I pointed this out to Gideon, and he said--
- Freckles whistled, and Steggles asked--
- And I said, "Certainly I did."
- Then he read out these remarkable words--
- I said--
- And he said--
- I said I didn't in the least.
- I laughed.
- I advised him strongly not to do it.
- I said--
- He said--
- Then the Doctor said--
- And he said not. He said--
- I didn't; but young Smythe, who was there, answered that he did.
- And he said--
- Here Steggles whispered to me--
- Then Dr. Dunstan began--
- The Doctor then gave us a bit out of Tomkins--
- And he said--
- So I swore. Then Walters said--
- And I said--
- Then Browne was greatly enraged and said--
- I was so astonished that I couldn't do anything but stare.
- He said--
- He had a lot of witnesses present and so I said--
- And I said--
- I said--
- And he said--
- And I said--
- We talked a bit and then I said--
- He said--
- I said--
- I said--
- Then I said--
- He said--
- And I said--
- He said--
- I said--
- He said--
- It read like this--
- Trelawny said--
- And Pedlar said--
- I reminded Trelawny of this, and he said--
- And I said--
- He thought a bit and said--
- Then the exciting work began and Trelawny shouted--
- Trelawny said--
- And Cherry Ripe said--
- Trelawny said--
- So Trelawny said--
- We talked it over during prep., and Pedlar said--
- And I said--
- And Trelawny said--
- I said to Morris on a fine day in the middle of August--
- And he said--
- And I said--
- And he said--
- And I said--
- And he said--
- And I said--
- Then Morris said--
- And I said--
- At last he said--
- And I said--
- I said--
- And I said--
- I merely wrote--
- And Morris wrote--
- Just when it began to rain Morris had another grate idea. He said--
- And I said--
- He said--
- I said to Morris--
- And he said--
- I said--
- And he said--
- He seemed to think the idea quite possible. He said--
- I said--
- He said--
- I said--
- And he said--
- Me said--
- He said, rather foolishly--
- Then he seemed to grow suddenly suspicious of me and he asked--
- He sniffed and evidently doubted this. He said--
- Foster said, "I've apologized. Nothing more can be done."
- This is word for word what West wrote--
- THE END
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