Real Folks
Real Folks
作者：Whitney, A. D. T. (Adeline Dutton Train), 1824-1906
体例：题 章数：63
字数：398,558 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 63 题- REAL FOLKS
- MRS. A. D. T. WHITNEY
- CONTENTS
- I.
- THIS WAY, AND THAT.
- II.
- LUCLARION.
- So Mark turned the latch and they crept in
- III.
- BY STORY-RAIL: TWENTY-SIX YEARS AN HOUR.
- When Laura's letter came this was it:--
- IV.
- AFTERWARDS IS A LONG TIME.
- V.
- HOW THE NEWS CAME TO HOMESWORTH.
- VI.
- AND.
- VII.
- WAKING UP.
- VIII.
- EAVESDROPPING IN ASPEN STREET.
- IX.
- HAZEL'S INSPIRATION.
- X.
- COCKLES AND CRAMBO.
- At the very head, in large, fair letters, was,--
- Down at the bottom, she had just added,--
- But "they" came; and "they" turned right into "we."
- And so they danced off together:--
- And then came a cry from Hazel,--
- And Mr. Geoffrey read,--
- She caught her breath a little quickly as she began:--
- And then he told her about the "Crambo."
- XI.
- MORE WITCH-WORK.
- XII.
- CRUMBS.
- Mr. Oldways' saying came back into Mrs. Froke's mind:--
- XIII.
- PIECES OF WORLDS.
- Mrs. Ripwinkley kissed Hazel very tenderly, and said, only,--
- XIV.
- But Hazel spoke up cheerily,--
- XV.
- WITH ALL ONE'S MIGHT.
- XVI.
- SWARMING.
- XVII.
- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
- At last,--"You are fond of scenery, Miss Holabird?"
- XVIII.
- ALL AT ONCE.
- So he said, smiling,--
- XIX.
- INSIDE.
- What she said to him now was,--
- XX.
- NEIGHBORS AND NEXT OF KIN.
- XXI.
- THE HORSESHOE.
- They laid out the Waite Place in this manner:--
- XXII.
- MORNING GLORIES.