Woman in
章节目录
共 112 题- The Woman in White
- Wilkie Collins
- CONTENTS
- First Epoch
- Second Epoch
- Third Epoch
- THE STORY BEGUN BY WALTER HARTRIGHT
- II
- III
- IV
- I tried again to lift the veil that hung between this woman and me.
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- Miss Halcombe began to read as follows:—
- IX
- I loved her.
- She paused for a moment, and then answered, rather coldly—
- XI
- XII
- XIII
- XIV
- XV
- I ventured a little nearer to her, and held out my hand.
- THE STORY CONTINUED BY VINCENT GILMORE
- I arrived at Limmeridge House on Friday the second of November.
- II
- I own that I was a little shocked at this view of the case.
- III
- IV
- I was determined not to let him provoke me, for Laura Fairlie’s sake.
- THE STORY CONTINUED BY MARIAN HALCOMBE
- LIMMERIDGE HOUSE, Nov. 8.[1]
- I was determined to make him declare himself, for Laura’s sake.
- I remonstrated warmly, but nothing that I could say moved her.
- POLESDEAN LODGE, YORKSHIRE.
- II
- LIMMERIDGE HOUSE.
- THE SECOND EPOCH
- THE STORY CONTINUED BY MARIAN HALCOMBE.
- BLACKWATER PARK, HAMPSHIRE.
- I began my sight-seeing, of course, with the house.
- II
- III
- IV
- I heard the sound too—a sound like a light footstep following us.
- VI
- I collected myself sufficiently to make a sign in the affirmative.
- I was aroused by a hand laid on my shoulder. It was Laura’s.
- I went away and got the book at once.
- VII
- I walked straight up to him, and looked him full in the face.
- VIII
- IX
- POSTSCRIPT BY A SINCERE FRIEND
- I allude to Miss Halcombe.
- I refer to the Diary.
- I breathe my wishes for her recovery.
- THE STORY CONTINUED BY FREDERICK FAIRLIE, ESQ., OF LIMMERIDGE HOUSE[2]
- Her ladyship the Countess——
- THE STORY CONTINUED BY ELIZA MICHELSON
- I told him the time.
- I listened to him, perfectly aghast with astonishment.
- II
- My departure took place under the following circumstances—
- I summoned breath enough and courage enough for another question.
- Mrs. Rubelle fairly laughed at me this time, and replied in these words—
- I made no reply. He turned to Mrs. Rubelle.
- THE STORY CONTINUED IN SEVERAL NARRATIVES
- 1. THE NARRATIVE OF HESTER PINHORN, COOK IN THE SERVICE OF COUNT FOSCO
- In conclusion. I have to say, in answer to questions put to me—
- 2. THE NARRATIVE OF THE DOCTOR
- 3. THE NARRATIVE OF JANE GOULD
- 4. THE NARRATIVE OF THE TOMBSTONE
- 5. THE NARRATIVE OF WALTER HARTRIGHT
- I departed on my journey—my journey to the grave of Laura Fairlie.
- I looked up.
- THE THIRD EPOCH
- THE STORY CONTINUED BY WALTER HARTRIGHT.
- I open a new page. I advance my narrative by one week.
- II
- The substance of the paragraph in question was as follows—
- III
- I did remember it when the time came.
- IV
- I stopped him at that point.
- The note contained these lines—
- VI
- The substance of the information which I thus obtained was as follows:—
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- I stopped him before he could say more.
- I hurried through the churchyard to the door.
- XI
- The letter ran as follows—I copy it exactly, word for word:—
- THE STORY CONTINUED BY MRS. CATHERICK
- THE STORY CONTINUED BY WALTER HARTRIGHT
- II
- III
- IV
- I rose to go. He stopped me before I reached the door.
- VI
- VII
- I declined.
- THE STORY CONTINUED BY ISIDOR, OTTAVIO, BALDASSARE FOSCO
- THE COUNT’S NARRATIVE
- I resume.
- I was stunned. Meditate on that. Fosco stunned!
- THE STORY CONCLUDED BY WALTER HARTRIGHT
- II
- III