Trials of
The Trials of a Country Parson
作者：Jessopp, Augustus, 1823-1914
体例：段 章数：16
字数：331,833 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,739 字；最长 My friends from Babylon the great are very good to me in the（39,980 字），最短 It is obvious that quiet, domestic people of small means are（12,338 字）。
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章节目录
共 16 段- My friends from Babylon the great are very good to me in the
- “But do not such well-meaning gentlemen as these _demoralize
- “If I might be so bold, sir,” said Jabez, an intelligent fat
- It is often very different with the large occupiers. In the
- I am not much more ignorant than other men of my age, but I
- But you, the strong and young and fervid, take heed how you
- Being such as we are, men of flesh and blood as others, and
- (vi) With regard to the qualification of those eligible for
- Now as long as it is only a question of letting things drift
- The report to be drawn up and published of such a survey as
- There is, however, one class of documents to be found within
- And here we are face to face with a serious difficulty. The
- Many the wonderful things that be, but the wonder of wonders
- Hereupon ensued an elaborate monologue, admirably expressed,
- I. That the earners of daily or weekly wages are not owners
- It is obvious that quiet, domestic people of small means are