Far Country
A Far Country — Volume 2
作者：Churchill, Winston, 1871-1947
体例：题 章数：40
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章节目录
共 40 题- Produced by Pat Castevans and David Widger
- A FAR COUNTRY
- By Winston Churchill
- BOOK 2.
- X.
- I did not venture to make any promises for Mr. Dickinson.
- I read it.
- I told him.
- XI.
- I explained that I had spent the morning with Mr. Watling.
- I flushed.
- I started once more to protest.
- XII.
- I laughed.
- I was taken off my guard.
- I gave him Mr. Grunewald's estimated majority.
- I said I hadn't.
- I thought it would be pleasant to have her there.
- XIII.
- XIV.
- I was inclined to believe it, but Maude would have none of this illusion.
- I laughed, and told her, comfortably, that she was talking nonsense.
- I grew more and more to depend on her for little things.
- I was touched by the appeal, and repentant...
- I laughed.
- I laughed indulgently.
- I smiled.
- XV.
- I admitted that he was.
- After an interval I heard her say: "I'd rather stay here,--to-night."
- I let this pass....
- I smiled appreciatively.
- I smiled at the notion of it.
- XVI.
- I made an effort to control myself.
- I began to pace the room again, as was my habit when overwrought.
- XVII.
- He had "focussed."
- I did not reply.
- End of Project Gutenberg's A Far Country, Book 2, by Winston Churchill