Reflections on
Reflections on the death of a porcupine and other essays
作者：Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930
体例：题 章数：40
字数：237,487 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 40 题- CONTENTS
- PAGES
- THE CROWN 1
- THE NOVEL 103
- HIM WITH HIS TAIL IN HIS MOUTH 127
- BLESSED ARE THE POWERFUL 145
- ARISTOCRACY 223
- THE CROWN
- THE CROWN
- THE LION AND THE UNICORN WERE FIGHTING FOR THE CROWN
- II
- THE LION BEAT THE UNICORN AND DROVE HIM OUT OF TOWN
- III
- THE FLUX OF CORRUPTION
- IV
- WITHIN THE SEPULCHRE
- THE NUPTIALS OF DEATH AND THE ATTENDANT VULTURE
- VI
- TO BE, AND TO BE DIFFERENT
- THE NOVEL
- THE NOVEL
- Oh be my spiritual concubine
- 1. Quick.
- 2. Interrelated in all its parts, vitally, organically.
- 3. Honorable.
- HIM WITH HIS TAIL IN HIS MOUTH
- HIM WITH HIS TAIL IN HIS MOUTH
- I give up all that sort of stuff.
- BLESSED ARE THE POWERFUL
- BLESSED ARE THE POWERFUL
- I want Glory. But heaven save me from mankind.
- I want Might. But perhaps I’ve got it.
- I wouldn’t.
- I give it up.
- I am not a windmill. I am not even an ego. I am a man.
- REFLECTIONS ON THE DEATH OF A PORCUPINE
- REFLECTIONS ON THE DEATH OF A PORCUPINE
- I fired, but the gun was empty.
- ARISTOCRACY
- ARISTOCRACY