I Walked
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共 104 题- I WALKED IN ARDEN
- JACK CRAWFORD
- NEW YORK ALFRED A KNOPF MCMXXII
- MANUFACTURED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
- CONTENTS
- I I BEGIN AT THE BEGINNING
- II I SET OUT ALONG A NEW TRAIL
- III I CAMP IN THE DESERT
- IV I HAVE MY FIRST ENCOUNTER WITH PROSPERO
- V I ENTER DEEP HARBOR SOCIETY
- VI I GO FOR A RIDE ON SATAN
- VII I HAVE THE FIRST GREAT ADVENTURE
- VIII I PLAY A PART IN A MELODRAMA
- IX I COME FACE TO FACE WITH THE FUTURE
- X WE SHARE OUR FIRST CHRISTMAS
- XI WE SEEK AND OBTAIN CONSENT
- XII WE PASS AN ORDEAL AND SAIL FOR HOME
- XIII WE ARRIVE AND LOOK FORWARD TO ANOTHER ARRIVAL
- XIV WE FIND NEW LIFE AND NEW LOVE
- XV WE BEGIN TO LIVE
- XVI WE HEAR SENTENCE PRONOUNCED
- XVII WE STAND AT THE CROSS-ROADS
- EPILOGUE. CHRISTMAS, 1918
- I WALKED IN ARDEN
- Chapter One
- I BEGIN AT THE BEGINNING
- Chapter Two
- I SET OUT ALONG A NEW TRAIL
- Chapter Three
- I CAMP IN THE DESERT
- I had not thought of that.
- I nodded. Even I had noted that.
- Chapter Four
- I HAVE MY FIRST ENCOUNTER WITH PROSPERO
- I still was totally at sea as to what was expected of me.
- I edged toward the door, having stealthily secured my hat.
- I apologetically referred to an engagement. It was no use.
- Chapter Five
- I ENTER DEEP HARBOR SOCIETY
- I snorted, this time with anger.
- I walked a few paces in silence.
- Chapter Six
- I GO FOR A RIDE ON SATAN
- Chapter Seven
- I HAVE THE FIRST GREAT ADVENTURE
- Chapter Eight
- I PLAY A PART IN A MELODRAMA
- Mr. Claybourne snorted: "You hear that, Ted?"
- This was comforting. "Did you care for him?"
- Chapter Nine
- I COME FACE TO FACE WITH THE FUTURE
- I laughed weakly, it all sounded so preposterous.
- I felt her clutch my hand.
- I felt that curious anger against strangers coming back.
- I marvelled at this easy-going, personally conducted justice.
- I nodded.
- Chapter Ten
- WE SHARE OUR FIRST CHRISTMAS
- Chapter Eleven
- WE SEEK AND OBTAIN CONSENT
- Knowlton grinned: "I beg your pardon. It's our master's voice."
- I got up and held out my hand. "I'm sorry, Knowlton."
- I took the electric car out to the factory to report to Knowlton.
- I said nothing about Mr. Claybourne's real objections.
- I heard him laugh. "You won't be at the factory in the morning."
- I went next to Knowlton's office.
- Chapter Twelve
- WE PASS AN ORDEAL AND SAIL FOR HOME
- Helen pinched me under the table, and I let out an unexpected "ouch."
- Mr. Ebling lifted his eyebrows again. "Really? I congratulate you."
- I thought for a while. "I don't wish to commit perjury," I said.
- He smiled. "You have faith enough to believe it would be perjury?"
- I sat up in my pyjamas and surveyed his preparations.
- I threw a book at Knowlton, which he skilfully dodged.
- Chapter Thirteen
- WE ARRIVE AND LOOK FORWARD TO ANOTHER ARRIVAL
- I followed her meekly.
- Chapter Fourteen
- WE FIND NEW LIFE AND NEW LOVE
- I went out to my bag in the passage and brought them in.
- I smiled at this, because I knew I deserved it.
- I proposed this conundrum to her. Helen gave me her hand to kiss.
- I sat up straight and stared at her.
- I nodded. "I ought to feel sorry, Ted, but I don't." I nodded again.
- I nodded and kissed her. The nurse entered.
- Chapter Fifteen
- WE BEGIN TO LIVE
- Helen hastily dabbed a kiss on my cheek. "Now, Ted, please!"
- Chapter Sixteen
- WE HEAR SENTENCE PRONOUNCED
- I sat down beside her and held her tight. She was quite dry-eyed.
- I groped toward the door, the doctor close at my elbow.
- I looked at him. He shrugged.
- I could not reply; he was looking fixedly out the window.
- Chapter Seventeen
- WE STAND AT THE CROSS-ROADS
- I looked at her blankly a moment. "Thank you."
- I kneeled in front of her chair and hid my face in her lap.
- I clung to her hand.
- EPILOGUE
- I drew her closer to me.
- I bent over and kissed her.
- NEW BORZOI NOVELS
- SPRING, 1922