章节目录
共 40 题- Produced by David Widger
- FIVE TALES
- By John Galsworthy
- CONTENTS:
- THE FIRST AND LAST THE FIRST AND LAST
- A STOIC A STOIC
- THE APPLE TREE THE APPLE TREE
- THE JURYMAN THE JURYMAN
- INDIAN SUMMER OF A FORSYTE [Also posted as Etext #2594]
- THE FIRST AND LAST
- And suddenly he thought: 'My God! Courage! I shall want it all myself!'
- II
- III
- With a glacial shiver down his own spine, Keith answered
- IV
- Keith answered drily
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- A STOIC
- II
- With a gasp the secretary thought: 'I knew that was a plain-spoken man!'
- Thus expected to say something, Bob Pillin muttered
- III
- Joe Pillin muttered into his handkerchief
- Mr. Ventnor said easily
- The little maid answered
- Mr. Ventnor gave his chair two little twiddles before he said
- IV
- THE APPLE TREE
- And Ashurst thought: 'You are a pretty thing!'
- Halliday was silent for a little, then said quietly
- Ashurst thought: 'Now I shall really hurt her!'
- THE JURYMAN
- II
- INDIAN SUMMER OF A FORSYTE
- II
- III
- IV