O. Henry
O. Henry Encore
作者：Henry, O., 1862-1910; Harrell, Mary Sunlocks [Editor]
体例：题 章数：71
字数：274,559 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 71 题- O. HENRY ENCORE
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Preface
- Introduction
- Preface
- Introduction
- II
- III
- Part One: Stories
- A Night Errant
- In Mezzotint
- The Dissipated Jeweler
- How Willie Saved Father
- As his mother went out, he asked: "Mamma, is papa too sick to work?"
- The Mirage on the Frio
- A Tragedy
- Sufficient Provocation
- The Bruised Reed
- Paderewski's Hair
- A Mystery of Many Centuries
- A Strange Case
- Simmon's Saturday Night
- How a Guileless Cattle Man Saw the Sights in Houston
- An Unknown Romance
- Jack the Giant Killer
- The Pint Flask
- An Odd Character
- A Houston Romance
- The Legend of San Jacinto
- Binkley's Practical School of Journalism
- A New Microbe
- Vereton Villa
- I had never seen him so passionately aroused.
- I laid my arm gently across Pete's shoulder.
- I bowed.
- I shook my head.
- I shall never forget my first sight of Aubrey DeVere.
- I inclined my head.
- I looked into his flashing eye without flinching.
- I rose and faced Mr. DeVere.
- I struggled to get free.
- I tried to rise, but was too weak.
- Whiskey Did It
- Nothing New Under the Sun
- Led Astray
- A Story for Men
- How She Got in the Swim
- The Barber Talks
- Barbershop Adventure
- Part Two: Sketches
- Some Twenty Thousand Other People Were There
- WONDERS OF THE STREET PARADE
- Thanksgiving Remarks
- When the Train Comes In
- Outline Sketches at the Grand Central Depot
- Christmas Eve
- Some Sights and Sounds Caught on Houston Streets and Elsewhere
- New Year's Eve and How It Came to Houston
- Sketched at Random as the Old Year Passed
- Newspaper Poets
- Part Three: Newspaper Poetry
- Topical Verse
- Cape Jessamines
- The Cricket
- My Broncho
- The Modern Venus
- Celestial Sounds
- The Snow
- Her Choice
- Last Fall of the Alamo
- End of Project Gutenberg's O. Henry Encore, by William Sydney Porter