Whatsoever a
Whatsoever a Man Soweth
作者：Le Queux, William, 1864-1927
体例：题 章数：106
字数：316,371 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 106 题- CHAPTER ONE.
- CONCERNS A PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE.
- CHAPTER TWO.
- REVEALS A WOMAN'S SECRET.
- CHAPTER THREE.
- DESCRIBES A MAN AND A MYSTERY.
- I stood staring at my friend, unable to utter a word.
- CHAPTER FOUR.
- IS ASTOUNDING.
- CHAPTER FIVE.
- WHICH PUZZLES BOTH OF US.
- There was also a man's visiting card, bearing the name,--
- I started as though I had received a blow. It was Sybil herself!
- CHAPTER SIX.
- CONTAINS A CURIOUS CONFESSION.
- CHAPTER SEVEN.
- IN WHICH I PLAY A DANGEROUS GAME.
- I only shrugged my shoulders.
- I told him, and he agreed that my suggestion had been a good one.
- CHAPTER EIGHT.
- MAINLY ABOUT THE STRANGER.
- I was confident of one thing--that he had identified the victim.
- Nevertheless he braced himself up with a great effort, and said,--
- CHAPTER NINE.
- STRICTLY IN SECRET.
- I held my breath.
- CHAPTER TEN.
- EXPLAINS CERTAIN IMPORTANT FACTS.
- I saw from his face that something had occurred.
- CHAPTER ELEVEN.
- SHOWS A WOMAN'S WEAKNESS.
- For a few moments he did not speak. Then he answered--
- CHAPTER TWELVE.
- IN THE HOUSE OF THE PARHAMS.
- CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
- TELLS OF ANOTHER MYSTERY.
- I stood gazing at the startling scene, wondering what had occurred.
- The housemaid, turning from her mistress, replied,--
- I recollected Eric's terrible accusation, and held my breath.
- At last he turned to us, shook his grey head, and said,--
- CHAPTER FOURTEEN.
- RELATES WHAT WE DISCOVERED.
- CHAPTER FIFTEEN.
- BY WHICH SYBIL EXPLAINS SOMETHING.
- I held my breath as one suggestion occurred to me.
- But she shook her head, replying,--
- CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
- FRIENDS AND FOES.
- I said nothing. My object was to allow him to do all the talking.
- In order to watch his attitude I suddenly exclaimed,--
- His countenance remained perfectly unchanged. He merely responded,--
- Then, after a brief silence, he said,--
- Winsloe hesitated for a moment, then, turning to me, said,--
- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN.
- IS EXTRAORDINARY.
- I shouted, but could attract no attention.
- I replied in the affirmative.
- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN.
- AROUSES SUSPICIONS REGARDING SYBIL.
- I had deciphered the first word of the message, namely, "White."
- She sighed, exclaiming,--
- They read,--
- I sat staring at the paper like a man in a dream.
- CHAPTER NINETEEN.
- GIVES A MESSAGE TO NELLO.
- CHAPTER TWENTY.
- CONTAINS ANOTHER SURPRISE.
- I glanced at the name on the station lamp. It was Lordship Lane.
- Presently Mrs Parham said suddenly,--
- I stood aghast.
- CHAPTER TWENTY ONE.
- WHAT OCCURRED IN DEAN'S YARD, WESTMINSTER.
- CHAPTER TWENTY TWO.
- IS AN ECHO FROM CHARLTON WOOD.
- Without hesitation I stopped, and addressing her, exclaimed,--
- I rose and thanked her, saying,--
- I clenched my hands and set my teeth.
- CHAPTER TWENTY THREE.
- PLACES MATTERS IN A NEW LIGHT.
- The words upon the second slip of paper were,--
- I was angry with myself for not being more wary.
- The manageress shook her head, saying,--
- I hesitated how to act.
- I nodded in the affirmative.
- CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR.
- COMPLICATIONS AND CONFESSIONS.
- I placed my hand tenderly upon her shoulder, full of sympathy.
- CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE.
- MAKES PLAIN A WOMAN'S FEAR.
- CHAPTER TWENTY SIX.
- TAKES ME A STEP FURTHER.
- CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN.
- THE HOUSE OF DOOM.
- I handed it to Pickering and told him the truth.
- CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT.
- BRINGS US FACE TO FACE.
- Next instant Pickering sprang from his hiding-place, crying,--
- CHAPTER TWENTY NINE.
- LIFTS THE VEIL.
- I stood glaring at him, utterly staggered.
- CHAPTER THIRTY.
- IN WHICH SYBIL SPEAKS.
- CHAPTER THIRTY ONE.
- CONTAINS THE CONCLUSION.
- I repeated my question, looking straight into her face.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Whatsoever a Man Soweth, by William Le Queux