Stories from
Stories from Dickens
作者：McSpadden, J. Walker (Joseph Walker), 1874-1960; Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870
体例：题 章数：37
字数：315,946 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 37 题- BY
- J.W.M.
- The beadle drew himself up with great pr
- The boy caught both the young man's hand
- His sister laughed and fondled him, and told him "No."
- II. *HOW FLORENCE CAME INTO HER OWN*
- She answered "No."
- I said I had been down to hear the chimes.
- They did not, for presently my sister said to Joe, "Clean plates--cold."
- I got a fresh hold on the table leg. I foresaw I was doomed.
- Presently a window was raised, and a clear voice demanded, "What name?"
- At last we came to the door of a room and she said, "Go in."
- I answered, more in shyness than politeness, "After you, miss."
- I looked foolish and bewildered, not knowing what to do.
- I was obliged to answer in some confusion, "I don't think I am, ma'am."
- I was going to wish her many happy returns, when she lifted her stick.
- I gasped, but had no objection.
- I replied that I had always longed for it.
- The turnkey was at a loss. "Well!" he said, "not in general."
- The old man looked at him attentively. "Are you in earnest, sir?"
- Her lips shaped "Yes."
- I understood this to mean Miss Murdstone, her room being close by.
- Mr. Barkis said nothing for some moments. Then--
- I pointed to the sign.
- I looked at her earnestly.
- I knew all now.
- Mr. Murdstone here cleared his throat and began, "Miss Trotwood--"
- BY JAMES OTIS
- OTHER BOOKS BY JAMES OTIS
- By EDWIN L. SABIN
- OR, THE YOUNG COW-PUNCHERS
- OR, FIGHTING FOR THE FLOCK
- OR, HUNTERS OF THE PEAKS
- OR, THE YOUNG PROSPECTORS
- OR, THE YOUNG HOMESTEADERS
- Also by MR. SABIN
- OR, BOY SCOUTS IN THE ROCKIES