Hans of
Hans of Iceland, Vol. 2 of 2; The Last Day of a Condemned
作者：Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885; Hesketh-Fleetwood, Peter, Sir, 1801-1866 [Contributor]
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章节目录
共 153 题- HANS OF ICELAND
- Etched by Léopold Flameng.--From drawing by François Flameng.]
- Hans of Iceland
- Centenary Edition
- The Centenary Edition
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
- VOL. II.
- PAGE
- ORDENER CONVICTS HIMSELF _Frontispiece_
- SCHUMACKER AND HIS DAUGHTER MADE PRISONERS 88
- THE MARRIAGE OF ETHEL AND ORDENER 139
- THE LAST DAY OF A CONDEMNED.
- THE PRIEST AND THE CONDEMNED MAN 277
- HANS OF ICELAND.
- XXX.
- The captain broke in upon his words:--
- XXXI.
- The same voice continued:--
- XXXII.
- There are thoughts as high as heaven.--_Old Spanish Romanes._
- XXXIII.
- XXXIV.
- XXXV.
- XXXVI.
- XXXVII.
- XXXVIII.
- XXXIX.
- XL.
- Photo-Etching.--From drawing by Démarest.]
- XLI.
- XLII.
- XLIII.
- XLIV.
- Photo-Etching.--From drawing by Démarest.]
- XLV.
- XLVI.
- XLVII.
- XLVIII.
- The president stretched his hand over the book of the
- Photo-Etching.--From drawing by Démarest.]
- CUMBYSULSUM.
- XLIX.
- L.
- LI.
- LESSING: _Nathan the Wise._
- Photo-Etching.--From drawing by Démarest.]
- CONCLUSION.
- THE END.
- THE
- LAST DAYS OF A CONDEMNED.
- FROM THE FRENCH OF
- M. VICTOR HUGO.
- WITH OBSERVATIONS
- ON
- CAPITAL PUNISHMENT,
- BY
- SIR P. HESKETH FLEETWOOD.
- BART., M.P.
- DEDICATION.
- TO
- THE QUEEN’S MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY.
- I have the honour to be, MADAM,
- Your Majesty’s
- Most humble and faithful
- P. HESKETH FLEETWOOD.
- PREFACE.
- P. HESKETH FLEETWOOD.
- Etched by R. de los Rios.--From drawing by François Flameng.]
- THE LAST DAY OF A CONDEMNED.
- FIRST PAPER.
- BICÊTRE PRISON.
- SECOND PAPER.
- THIRD PAPER.
- FOURTH PAPER.
- FIFTH PAPER.
- SIXTH PAPER.
- SEVENTH PAPER.
- EIGHTH PAPER.
- NINTH PAPER.
- I have just made my will; what was the use of this?
- TENTH PAPER.
- ELEVENTH PAPER.
- TWELFTH PAPER.
- THIRTEENTH PAPER.
- FOURTEENTH PAPER.
- FIFTEENTH PAPER.
- SIXTEENTH PAPER.
- SEVENTEENTH PAPER.
- A shudder has come over me. _Is it to take place to-day?_
- EIGHTEENTH PAPER.
- I feel that it _is_ for to-day!
- NINETEENTH PAPER.
- TWENTIETH PAPER.
- I answered, in a low tone, “I am not prepared--but I am ready.”
- TWENTY-FIRST PAPER.
- CONCIERGERIE PRISON.
- I started as if he were speaking to me.
- TWENTY-SECOND PAPER.
- I interrupted him, “My friend, I require reflection: leave me in peace.”
- After a few minutes’ silence, he said to me, almost timidly,--
- TWENTY-THIRD PAPER.
- TWENTY-FOURTH PAPER.
- TWENTY-FIFTH PAPER.
- TWENTY-SIXTH PAPER.
- TWENTY-SEVENTH PAPER.
- TWENTY-EIGHTH PAPER.
- Photo-Etching.--From drawing by J. F. Raffaelli.]
- TWENTY-NINTH PAPER.
- When he was seated on the chair, and I on the bed, he said to me,--
- I also rose and said, “Sir, leave me for a time, I beg of you.”
- THIRTIETH PAPER.
- THIRTY-FIRST PAPER.
- THIRTY-SECOND PAPER.
- THIRTY-THIRD PAPER.
- THIRTY-FOURTH PAPER.
- THIRTY-FIFTH PAPER.
- THIRTY-SIXTH PAPER.
- THIRTY-SEVENTH PAPER.
- THIRTY-EIGHTH PAPER.
- THIRTY-NINTH PAPER.
- FORTIETH PAPER.
- FORTY-FIRST PAPER.
- She looked at me with her bright beautiful eyes and answered,--
- She raised her large eyes in astonishment:--
- I kissed her on her forehead.
- I added, “Wouldst thou like me for thy papa?”
- She shook her pretty head, saying,--
- Suddenly she said to me,--
- I restored her to her nurse.
- FORTY-SECOND PAPER.
- FORTY-THIRD PAPER.
- FORTY-FOURTH PAPER.
- MY HISTORY.
- FORTY-FIFTH PAPER.
- I stopped as if staggered by a blow.
- FORTY-SIXTH PAPER.
- FOUR O’CLOCK.
- PREFACE
- OF
- M. VICTOR HUGO,
- TO THE RECENT EDITIONS OF
- PREFACE.
- THE CROSS SHALL DISPLACE THE GIBBET.
- THE END.
- FOOTNOTES:
- SONG OF THE YOUNG GIRL OF THE PRISON.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.