Gadsby
Gadsby
作者：Wright, Ernest Vincent, 1872-1939
体例：题 章数：90
字数：234,083 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 90 题- GADSBY
- ERNEST VINCENT WRIGHT
- TO YOUTH!
- INTRODUCTION
- So, now to start our story:--
- II
- III
- IV
- At this point, a woman from just such a group got up, saying:--
- VI
- Now Gadsby had known Lucy's family from boyhood, so said:--
- Now Sarah had a bit of natural wit; so quickly said:--
- VII
- But Lucy saw light right off; and "laughing fit to kill," said:--
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- XII
- XIII
- A good laugh rang around, and our official said:--
- At this point our giggling girl said:--
- As that laugh ran round, our official said:--
- Our giggling girl, swinging in again, said:--
- XIV
- XV
- Dr. Wilkins, standing by Virginia's couch, said, slowly:--
- All His Honor could say was to gasp:--
- A court official said, kindly:--
- XVI
- As Gadsby and Nancy ran across Old Bill Simpkins, Gadsby said:--
- As Nancy took His Honor's arm again, Gadsby said:--
- XVII
- As Gadsby sat watching all this his thoughts took this form:--
- XVIII
- To which our swaying Mayor said:--
- Tiny Nancy, almost swooning, said:--
- Lucy, coming in, badly blown from running and fright, said:--
- And Nancy, now laughing, said, gaily:--
- XIX
- But Gadsby was thinking--and thinking hard, too. Finally saying:--
- XX
- Now this savant was in a hurry, and said, snappily:--
- Sarah, still ogling that "rooms" column said, softly:--
- XXI
- Priscilla was sad, too, saying:--
- Priscilla, laughing, said:--
- XXII
- And also:--
- But though this didn't annoy Bill, it _did_ stir up Nancy, with:--
- During this outburst Gadsby had sat dumb; but finally saying, proudly:--
- XXIII
- XXIV
- XXV
- Gadsby put down his "Post" and, pulling Nancy down onto his lap, said:--
- With Virginia saying:--
- But that kid, turning back, sang out:--
- XXVI
- XXVII
- XXVIII
- And Doris, phoning back to Sarah, said:--
- XXIX
- All such family gossip passing quickly, Gadsby said:--
- Bill's first communication said:--
- XXX
- XXXI
- XXXII
- During this calm, happy talk, a patrolman, coming up, said:--
- With a tiny hand on baby lips, our small lady said:--
- XXXIII
- But calm, practical Kathlyn said:--
- XXXIV
- And Lady Standish said:--
- XXXV
- XXXVI
- XXXVII
- XXXVIII
- So, as thinking cannot hurt anybody, His Honor was soon going on:--
- Gadsby sat smoking for a bit, finally saying:--
- XXXIX
- And Lucy, also a woman, said smilingly:--
- This, bringing a happy laugh all around, Nina said:--
- That row of print said, simply:--
- XL
- XLI
- Mary, coming out from His Honor's parlor, said:--
- XLII
- XLIII
- So it was just laugh, talk, "stuff," and--
- As Lady Standish shook hands, that worthy woman said:--
- FINIS