Chronicles of
The Chronicles of Rhoda
作者：Cox, Florence Tinsley, 1877-1940; Smith, Jessie Willcox, 1863-1935 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：64
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章节目录
共 64 题- THE CHRONICLES OF RHODA
- THE CHRONICLES OF RHODA
- FLORENCE TINSLEY COX
- Illustrated by Jessie Willcox Smith
- Entered at Stationers' Hall
- MY FATHER AND MY MOTHER
- CONTENTS
- A DETHRONED QUEEN
- I looked at her with a pout.
- I opened one wet eye, and stole a cautious glance at grandmother.
- I began to cry again harder than before.
- I drew away from him, dumbfounded.
- I felt that I was content.
- II
- LILY-ANN
- I nodded solemnly.
- I hung my head.
- III
- THE OLD MAJOR
- I gravely put out a small hand to him.
- I shook my head, with a fascinated look at the gleaming star.
- I was waiting on my gate the next day when he came by.
- I gasped, and mother laughed.
- IV
- THE FIRESIDE GOD
- A Christmas Dream that Came True
- I hung closer over the picture to make real sure.
- I glanced about me again. The queen was very beautiful.
- I looked at her quickly. That was Evelyn's friend.
- I felt my head. It was hot.
- THE HOTTENTOT
- I did not kiss him for pennies. I kissed him for pure love.
- I did not think that I liked my new name.
- I nodded at him. I had felt that way myself.
- I evaded the question.
- I rubbed my head against his shoulder without replying.
- I hung my head in shame. I had forgotten how sorry they would be.
- I heard somebody laugh in the next room. It sounded just like granddad.
- VI
- A SOCIAL EVENT
- I told him in a bashful whisper.
- Suddenly I heard some one shout, "Rhoda!"
- I nodded at him.
- I shivered. Was it the stout boy?
- I stole a shy glance at him. Nobody had ever told me that before.
- I told Theodore good-bye last of all.
- I gave him a grateful smile. I knew that he would.
- VII
- AUNTIE MAY
- I shivered.
- I knew that the littlest things hurt just as much as the big.
- VIII
- THE GREEN DOOR
- I nodded at him.
- I stole a look down the hall, the dear, familiar hall.
- IX
- THE HIDDEN TALENT
- I crept a little closer to her.
- I nodded.
- I rubbed my head against her arm, and kissed her hand.
- I put my arms around her to reassure her.
- I didn't want the hair ribbon; but I nodded at her.
- I nodded at them, generously.
- All that Mrs. Garfield said was, "Well!"