Moon Endureth:
The Moon Endureth: Tales and Fancies
作者：Buchan, John, 1875-1940
体例：题 章数：56
字数：297,891 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 56 题- The Moon Endureth
- Tales and Fancies
- John Buchan
- Contents
- From the Pentlands looking North and South
- X The rime of True Thomas
- FROM THE PENTLANDS LOOKING NORTH AND SOUTH
- THE COMPANY OF THE MARJOLAINE
- I told him thirty at a stretch.
- II
- III
- I nodded. "It is a thin disguise to one familiar with history."
- AVIGNON
- II
- A LUCID INTERVAL
- II
- III
- I found my aunt almost in tears.
- IV
- I asked him if he felt seedy.
- THE SHORTER CATECHISM
- III
- THE LEMNIAN
- Then the King, for so he thought of the tall man, spoke--
- ATTA'S SONG
- IV
- SPACE
- I told him No. I mean just empty, void, nothing but blank aether.
- I shook my head. It seemed to me pure craziness.
- I asked if it made him happy or miserable.
- STOCKS AND STONES
- STREAMS OF WATER IN THE SOUTH
- II
- III
- I asked him how he had done since I saw him last.
- Ay, but yen's the name for them. 'Streams o' water in the South.'"
- IV
- THE GIPSY'S SONG TO THE LADY CASSILIS
- VI
- THE GROVE OF ASHTAROTH
- Then "The House," I said, and Lawson replied softly, "The House!"
- II
- I asked him if he had been ill.
- III
- IV
- I would see to it that this grove should be utterly forgotten.
- WOOD MAGIC
- VII
- THE RIDING OF NINEMILEBURN
- PLAIN FOLK
- VIII
- THE KINGS OF ORION
- I drew some sketch-plans for him, and left him brooding over them.
- BABYLON
- THE RIME OF TRUE THOMAS
- THE TALE OF THE RESPECTABLE WHAUP AND THE GREAT GODLY MAN