Reginald Cruden
Reginald Cruden A Tale of City Life
作者：Reed, Talbot Baines, 1852-1893
体例：题 章数：76
字数：407,197 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 76 题- Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England
- BY TALBOT BAINES REED
- CHAPTER ONE.
- AN INTERRUPTED BATHE.
- Every one laughed at this confession, and Reginald said,--
- Horace's voice startled them all as he cried,--
- CHAPTER TWO.
- A COME-DOWN IN THE WORLD.
- At length they turned to go in, and Mrs Cruden said,--
- CHAPTER THREE.
- NUMBER SIX, DULL STREET.
- Mrs Cruden took the letter and read aloud,--
- Horace was going to say "us," but he pulled up in time and said "Reg."
- CHAPTER FOUR.
- THE "ROCKET" NEWSPAPER COMPANY, LIMITED.
- The boys walked for some time in silence; then Horace said,--
- Mr Durfy mused for some time, then, turning to Reginald, he said,--
- CHAPTER FIVE.
- THE CRUDENS AT HOME.
- CHAPTER SIX.
- REGINALD'S PROSPECTS DEVELOP.
- Reginald glared at him, and answered,--
- CHAPTER SEVEN.
- AN EXCITING END TO A DULL DAY.
- The sad one gave a sort of groan and said,--
- CHAPTER EIGHT.
- MR. DURFY GIVES REGINALD A TESTIMONIAL.
- But young Gedge was full of it yet, and went on,--
- CHAPTER NINE.
- SAMUEL SHUCKLEFORD COMES OF AGE.
- Horace gave an involuntary whistle of dismay, but added, quickly,--
- He sat down and wrote--
- CHAPTER TEN.
- Reginald was almost too overwhelmed for words; he could only stammer,--
- CHAPTER ELEVEN.
- REGINALD TAKES HIS FATE INTO HIS OWN HANDS.
- His mother tried to smile, and said,--
- CHAPTER TWELVE.
- HORACE LEARNS AN ART, PAYS A BILL, AND LENDS A HELPING HAND.
- CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
- THE NEW SECRETARY TAKES THE REINS.
- CHAPTER FOURTEEN.
- THE SELECT AGENCY CORPORATION LOSES ITS OFFICE-BOY.
- CHAPTER FIFTEEN.
- A LETTER FROM HORACE.
- CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
- VISITORS AT NUMBER 13, SHY STREET.
- Presently he looked up and said,--
- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN.
- SAMUEL SHUCKLEFORD FINDS HIMSELF BUSY.
- At last, when after a week Horace wrote again, saying,--
- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN.
- POVERTY AND LOVE BOTH COME IN AT THE DOOR.
- The boy looked a little disappointed, but said, presently,--
- It was dated London, and ran as follows:--
- It was fine to see the flash of scorn in the boy's face as he said,--
- CHAPTER NINETEEN.
- THE SHADES LOSE SEVERAL GOOD CUSTOMERS.
- CHAPTER TWENTY.
- SAMUEL SHUCKLEFORD FINDS VIRTUE ITS OWN REWARD.
- CHAPTER TWENTY ONE.
- REGINALD FINDS HIMSELF "DISMISSED WITH A CAUTION."
- There is a famous saying of a famous modern poet which runs--
- He raised his head and said,--
- CHAPTER TWENTY TWO.
- THE DARKEST HOUR BEFORE THE DAWN.
- And he proceeded to take it off, when the boy said,--
- CHAPTER TWENTY THREE.
- LOST AND FOUND.
- CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR.
- LOVE FIGHTS HIS WAY INTO THE BEAUTIFUL PALACE.
- CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE.
- THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME.
- CHAPTER TWENTY SIX.
- TURNING OVER LEAVES, NEW AND OLD.
- THE END.