In a
In a steamer chair, and other shipboard stories
作者：Barr, Robert, 1850-1912
体例：题 章数：32
字数：251,675 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 32 题- In a Steamer Chair
- A PRELIMINARY WORD
- R. B.
- Table of Contents
- In a Steamer Chair
- The First Day
- Second Day
- Third Day
- Fourth Day
- Miss Earle looked at him for a moment, and then she answered—
- Fifth Day
- Sixth Day
- The young man looked at her sharply, then he said—
- Seventh Day
- Eighth Day
- Ninth Day
- The housekeeper hesitated for a moment; then she said—
- Mrs. Tremain
- Share and Share Alike
- An International Row
- A Ladies Man
- Kensington turned deadly pale at this insult, and his fists clinched—
- The Terrible Experience of Plodkins
- After another moment’s pause, I said—
- A Case Of Fever
- This is the doctor’s story—
- How The Captain Got His Steamer Out
- My Stowaway
- Cupples looked astonished, and, as we sat down, I said—
- The Purser’s Story
- I don’t know that I should tell this story.
- Miss McMillan