Cæsar or
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共 116 题- CÆSAR OR NOTHING
- By Pío Baroja
- Translated from the Spanish by Louis How
- CONTENTS
- PROLOGUE
- PART
- ROME
- PART TWO
- CATRO DURO
- PROLOGUE
- THE AUTHOR HOLDS FORTH IN REGARD TO THE CHARACTER OF HIS HERO
- MORE OR LESS TRANSCENDENTAL DIGRESSIONS
- IN MY GARDEN
- AT TWILIGHT
- PART ONE. ROME
- I. THE PARIS-VENTIMIGLIA EXPRESS
- HOW BEAUTIFUL!
- THE ENGLISHMAN AND HIS WIFE
- IN ITALY
- II. AN EXTRAORDINARY FAMILY
- TENDER-HEARTED VICENTA
- THE MONK
- JUAN FORT
- THE CARDINAL’S NEPHEW AND NIECE
- III. CÆSAR MONCADA
- AT THE ESCOLAPIANS
- SOUNDING-LINES IN LIFE
- A PHILOSOPHY
- ENCHIRIDION SAPIENTIAE
- IV. PEOPLE WHO PASS CLOSE BY
- V. THE ABBE PRECIOZI. _THE BIG BIRDS IN ROME_
- VI. THE LITTLE INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE IN A ROMAN HOTEL. _INTIMACIES_
- VII. THE CONFIDENCES OF THE ABBE PRECIOZI
- VIII. OLD PALACES, OLD SALONS, OLD LADIES
- IX. NEW ACQUAINTANCES
- X. A BALL
- XI. A SOUNDING-LINE IN THE DARK WORLD
- XII. A MEETING ON THE PINCIO
- XIII. ESTHETICS AND DEMAGOGY
- XIV. NEW ATTEMPTS, NEW RAMBLES
- THE ABBÉ TARDIEU
- XV. GIOVANNI BATTISTA, PAGAN
- XVI. THE PORTRAIT OF A POPE
- XVII. EVIL DAYS
- XVIII. CÆSAR BORGIA’S MOTTO, “AUT CÆSAR, AUT NIHIL”
- XIX. CÆSAR’S REFLECTIONS
- XX. DON CALIXTO AT SAINT PETER’S
- XXI. DON CALIXTO IN THE CATACOMBS
- AGRO ROMANO
- XXII. SENTIMENTALITY AND ARCHEOLOGY
- XXIII. THE ‘SCUTCHEON OF A CHURCH
- A ROYAL IDYLL.
- XXIV. TOURIST INTERLUDE
- TRAVELLING
- CLOSE TO
- A TIRESOME HOTEL.
- A MODEST FAMILY
- PART TWO. CASTRO DURO
- I. ARRIVAL. _CÆSAR IN ACTION_
- THE CLASSIC STAGECOACH
- II. CASTRO DURO
- THE MORNING
- FROM THE MIRADERO
- THE TOWN
- LIFE AT CASTRO
- III. CÆSAR’S LABOURS
- FIRST STEPS
- THE POLITICAL POWERS OF CASTRO
- IV. THE BOOKSELLER AND THE ANARCHISTS
- V. THE BANQUET
- THE GUESTS
- AMPARITO
- THE TWO FRIENDS’ COMMENTS
- VI. UNCLE CHINAMAN
- CIDONES
- FATHER MARTIN
- VII. A TRYING SCENE
- VIII. THE ELECTION
- WHAT THEY SAID IN THE TOWNS
- INDIFFERENCE IN CASTRO
- IX. CÆSAR AS DEPUTY
- TRIPPING THEM UP
- CÆSAR’S MANNER OF LIVING
- ONE DAY AT CHRISTMASTIME
- X. POLITICAL LABOURS
- MONEY ON THE EXCHANGE
- CÆSAR BEGINS HIS TASK
- CAN ONE CHANGE OR NOT?
- THE RECEPTION
- INAUGURATION OF THE CLUB
- XI. THE PITFALL OF SINIGAGLIA
- A COMMISSION FOR THE MINISTER
- INDUCTION
- IN PARIS
- RECQUILLART’S CLERK
- IN MADRID
- XII. LOCAL STRUGGLES
- THE WATER SUPPLY
- THE LIBRARY
- THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
- XIII. AMPARITO IN ACTION
- AMPARITO AND CÆSAR
- XIV. INTRANSIGENCE LOST
- DISQUIET DISAPPEARS
- SYMPATHY
- XV. “DRIVELLER” JUAN AND “THE CUB-SLUT”
- XVI. PITY, A MASK OF COWARDICE
- XVII. FIRST VICTORY
- XVIII. DECLARATION OF WAR
- XIX. THE FIGHT FOR THE ELECTION
- A CLANDESTINE MEETING
- XX. CONFIDENCE
- XXI. OUR VENERABLE TRADITIONS! OUR HOLY PRINCIPLES!
- CASTRO DURO TODAY
- XXII. FINIS GLORIÆ MUNDI. _FROM A SOCIETY COLUMN_
- THE END