Fortune Hunter（#
The Fortune Hunter（#9747）
作者：Vance, Louis Joseph, 1879-1933; Smith, Winchell, 1871-1933; Brown, Arthur William, 1881-1966 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：104
字数：322,365 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 104 题- THE FORTUNE HUNTER
- By
- Louis Joseph Vance
- CONTENTS
- CHAPTER
- I. FROM HIM THAT HATH NOT
- II. TO HIM THAT HATH
- III. INSPIRATION
- IV. TRIUMPH OF MR. HOMER LITTLE JOHN
- V. MARGARET'S DAUGHTER
- VI. INTRODUCTION TO MISS CARPENTER
- VII. A WINDOW IN RADVILLE
- VIII. THE MAN OF BUSINESS IN EMBRYO
- IX. SMALL BEGINNINGS
- X. ROLAND BARNETTE'S FRIEND
- XI. BLINKY LOCKWOOD
- XII. DUNCAN'S GRUBSTAKE
- XV. MANOEUVRES OF JOSIE
- XVI. WHERE RADVILLE FEARED TO TREAD
- XVII. TRACEY'S TROUBLES
- XVIII. A BARGAIN IS A BARGAIN
- XIX. PROVING THE PERSIPICUITY OF MR. KELLOGG
- XX. ROLAND SHOWS HIS HAND
- XXI. AS OTHERS SAW HIM
- XXII. ROLAND'S TRIUMPH
- XXIII. THE RAINBOW'S END
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- FROM HIM THAT HATH NOT
- Spaulding lifted his brows ever so slightly. "Why?"
- II
- TO HIM THAT HATH
- Duncan shook his head. "The list has shrunk. I'm a changed man, Willy."
- III
- INSPIRATION
- Kellogg beamed his triumph. "You'll try it on, then?"
- IV
- TRIUMPH OF MR. HOMER LITTLEJOHN
- MARGARET'S DAUGHTER
- He started violently. "Heavens!" he said. "I am discovered!"
- VI
- INTRODUCTION TO MISS CARPENTER
- I searched my pockets, found a box and handed it over.
- I pretended not to notice his disconcertion.
- I stared curiously to see him colour like a school-girl. "What for?"
- I glanced up at his face, but it was inscrutable.
- VII
- A WINDOW IN RADVILLE
- Watty quavers: "What news, Tracey?"
- VIII
- THE MAN OF BUSINESS IN EMBRYO
- THIS WAY TO GRAHAM'S DRUG STORE
- R SCRIPTION CAREF LY C POUNDED
- Sperry's face lengthened. "No references?"
- IX
- SMALL BEGINNINGS
- Renewed giggles prefaced her: "Oh, how _did_ you know?"
- Angie replaced her glass, barely tasted. "Do you like it, Josie?"
- She gave him her hand. "Then good-bye."
- ROLAND BARNETTE'S FRIEND
- Betty put down her glass in consternation. From the Lockwoods?"
- Miss Josephine Mae Lockwood
- XI
- BLINKY LOCKWOOD
- She put down her glass and dish-rag. "I don't know, sir."
- She looked away, shaking with passion. "You just better believe it."
- After a bit she spoke again: "I'll go up and get dinner ready now."
- XII
- DUNCAN'S GRUBSTAKE
- XIII
- THE BUSINESS MAN AND MR. BURNHAM
- Blinky winked savagely at this. "The firm? What firm?"
- Lockwood paused outside the door. "Come 'long, Roland."
- XIV
- MOSTLY ABOUT BETTY
- I give the local pronunciation as it is.
- XV
- MANOEUVRES OF JOSIE
- XVI
- WHERE RADVILLE FEARED TO TREAD
- XVII
- TRACEY'S TROUBLES
- He broke a long silence in the store. "What's the trouble, Tracey?"
- The boy gulped. "I--I am."
- The boy paused at the door. "What?"
- XVIII
- A BARGAIN IS A BARGAIN
- Kellogg smiled secretly. "You mean you've won her already?"
- XIX
- PROVING THE PERSPICUITY OF MR. KELLOGG
- She turned to him, trembling a little. "Must I tell you, Nat?"
- She held him to her passionately. "Dearest, I'm so glad!"
- XX
- ROLAND SHOWS HIS HAND
- XXI
- AS OTHERS SAW HIM
- He turned to her. "Betty, does it make you--feel that way toward me?"
- She coloured divinely. "Why, Nat, of course ... Why, everyone..."
- XXII
- ROLAND'S TRIUMPH
- Nat laughed outright. "Can you beat that? ... But what is the offer?"
- He bowed politely. "It was one of the rules, Josie."
- XXIII
- THE RAINBOW'S END
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Fortune Hunter, by Louis Joseph Vance