She and
She and I, Volume 2 A Love Story. A Life History.
作者：Hutcheson, John C. (John Conroy)
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共 78 题- Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England
- BY JOHN CONROY HUTCHESON
- CHAPTER ONE.
- I DREAM.
- I had a most curious dream about Min that very night.
- The snowy expanse appeared to blush all over--
- CHAPTER TWO.
- MANOEUVRING.
- I trow, yes!
- I would; and did.
- I didn't like it, either.
- I got up as I spoke, and faced her.
- I did not hesitate any longer, however.
- Fancy her calling all authors "penny-a-liners!"
- I did not know what else to say.
- I was angry, indignant, wretched.
- CHAPTER THREE.
- I went home completely contented and happy.
- I wasn't going to be a martyr to it, I promise you.
- CHAPTER FOUR.
- CHAPTER FIVE.
- I fancied all sorts of things about her.
- As Lamartine sings in his "Tear of Consolation":--
- I used to idle sadly.
- CHAPTER SIX.
- I had to determine that point, at all events.
- I would not remain in suspense any longer.
- I liked dancing, but wanted to speak more; so, I got angry again.
- CHAPTER SEVEN.
- HER LETTER.
- I called again, later on.
- I then wrote to Min.
- I waited to accost her at the church door after the service was over.
- I was convinced that all was lost now.
- I went to the devil!
- Rochefoucauld says in his pointed "Maxims" that--
- CHAPTER EIGHT.
- I drew back.
- CHAPTER NINE.
- ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
- They seemed to me to sing--
- I remember every incident on the way.
- I was only musing, that's all.
- I love the sea, in rest or unrest.
- I was disappointed, I confess.
- I guessed so. Thought _we_ "could crow some, I reckon."
- CHAPTER TEN.
- A HARD FIGHT.
- I was disgusted with America in more ways than one.
- I soon found out my mistake.
- Why, I would be rich in a few months; and then:--
- I can speak to the point, for, I was one of this class.
- I thought not.
- La Mennais says, in his _Paroles d'un Croyant_, that--
- And, again,--
- I got so miserable, that, I felt with Shelley--
- I got home-sick now. The passion took complete possession of me.
- CHAPTER ELEVEN.
- I did not give much thought, however, to this ultimatum.
- I was nerved to action at once.
- I thought so, at all events, and "exploited" the supposition.
- I did not allow the grass to grow under my feet, I can assure you.
- CHAPTER TWELVE.
- I was never satisfied.
- I never heard anything so impertinent in my life!
- I say no more.
- I am astonished at your making the observation.
- I remained in America much longer than I intended.
- I do not know what I should have done without them.
- O "seniority!"
- The burden of their present song, echoing through my heart, was,--
- CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
- I could laugh at the idea.--What did they mean by it?
- I should count my loss a "gain," you say?
- I cannot, I cannot!
- CHAPTER FOURTEEN.
- THE END.
- End of Project Gutenberg's She and I, Volume 2, by John Conroy Hutcheson