happy tree
The happy tree
作者：Murray, Rosalind, 1890-1967
体例：题 章数：374
字数：350,042 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 374 题- PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN
- PART ONE
- PART ONE
- I wonder if I should think so too, if she told it to me.
- II
- III
- IV
- I bent down and touched him and spoke to him again.
- I said:
- I said:
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- I thought:
- XI
- XII
- I shivered, and Hugo asked if I was cold.
- I said:
- PART TWO
- PART TWO
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- I said:
- I wanted to say:
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- I laughed too. I said:
- XII
- I believe she did to Hugo.
- XIII
- XIV
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said nothing, and he went on.
- I said:
- I was ashamed of myself again, and very unhappy.
- XV
- I said:
- I said:
- XVI
- I said:
- I said:
- I pulled off my gloves and sat down in the other chair.
- I said:
- I said:
- XVII
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- XVIII
- I said:
- XIX
- I agreed with Mr. Furze.
- I said, and Walter wrinkled his forehead.
- I said:
- I could see that that was rather an exciting thing to do.
- I asked:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- XX
- I said:
- I said:
- XXI
- I said:
- XXII
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I threw the bunch of narcissi into Mollie’s lap:
- I did not look at either of them, only at the book.
- I said:
- I said:
- I nearly said: ‘I am not going back!’
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I thought:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said it in a hard, horrible voice.
- I said:
- I said:
- I said once:
- I said:
- I wanted to say:
- I only said:
- I held out my hand, and George took it.
- XXIII
- I thought:
- I told her about Cousin Delia and Yearsly.
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I suppose I did not respond, for she added quickly:
- I said:
- I thought:
- XXIV
- I said:
- I don’t think Walter heard what he said.
- XXV
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- XXVI
- I thought:
- I said:
- I thought:
- I felt that there were depths in him I had not fathomed.
- I thought:
- I said:
- XXVII
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I was surprised that Walter should have seen it himself.
- I took his hand.
- I said:
- XXVIII
- I said:
- I showed her the rooms inside; upstairs and down; She said:
- I said:
- I thought:
- I said:
- XXIX
- I said:
- I kept saying to myself:
- I wished that the band would stop playing and let me think.
- I said:
- XXX
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- XXXI
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I said:
- XXXII
- I didn’t want to be alone with Walter.
- I thought:
- XXXIII
- I thought:
- XXXIV
- I did not mind, of course. I thought how nice it all was; I thought:
- I thought:
- I kept saying to myself:
- XXXV
- I minded his not caring more, but not badly.
- I thought:
- I thought:
- XXXVI
- I did not like Indian tea.
- I thought:
- XXXVII
- XXXVIII
- XXXIX
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I laughed. I kept laughing a little, foolishly, I felt.
- I said:
- I said:
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I said:
- I think Hugo knew too, for he only said:
- XL
- XLI
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- PART THREE
- PART THREE
- I said:
- I laughed, but I said:
- II
- I said:
- I said:
- I thought:
- I said, yes, they were going on with their game.
- I went downstairs slowly.
- I ran back to the drawing-room to say ‘Good-bye.’
- I said:
- I said:
- I thought:
- I never saw him again.
- III
- I said:
- I said:
- IV
- I said:
- I said:
- I never saw him again.
- VI
- VII
- I tried to laugh.
- I said:
- I asked:
- VIII
- IX
- I said:
- I said:
- I did not see any of them before they went.
- XI
- I was astonished at the sharpness of his tone.
- I said:
- I tried to laugh:
- I said:
- XII
- I thought:
- XIII
- I said:
- I said:
- XIV
- XV
- XVI
- XVII
- I said:
- I gave him Mollie’s letter, and he read it in silence.
- XVIII
- I did not know he was coming, and he came to see me.
- XIX
- I said:
- I put out my hand to stop him:
- XX
- I thought:
- XXI
- I thought:
- I thought:
- XXII
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I wondered vaguely when all this had happened.
- I thought:
- I thought:
- XXIII
- I said:
- I thought:
- I asked him now; it was foolish of me.
- I said:
- XXIV
- I thought:
- I stared at myself in that looking-glass, and felt ready to cry.
- XXV
- I thought:
- I felt my heart beating, but I was not afraid. I wondered:
- I said:
- XXVI
- XXVII
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I thought:
- XXVIII
- I laughed, nervously, I knew, and shivered——
- I said:
- I said:
- I asked:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- XXIX
- I stroked his cheek.
- I bent my head.
- XXX
- I thought:
- I said:
- I thought:
- XXXI
- I said:
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I said:
- I said:
- XXXII
- I read his name in the Casualty List, in the morning, at breakfast:
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I had not expected it.
- I could not tell him about Hugo. He did not care for Hugo enough.
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said good-bye to Diana.
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I thought:
- XXXIII
- I thought:
- XXXIV
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I thought:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- I wondered sometimes, with Walter, how much he understood.
- PART FOUR
- PART FOUR
- I said:
- I said:
- I said I didn’t think so.
- I thought:
- I was very sorry for Guy.
- I said:
- I said:
- I said:
- II
- III
- I thought:
- I said:
- I thought:
- IV
- I thought:
- I felt:
- I felt:
- I felt:
- I went up to her and said:
- I have been back twice to Yearsly since Cousin Delia left.
- VI
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