I'll See
I'll See You in My Dreams
作者：Gault, William Campbell, 1910-1995; Terry, W. E. (Willis E.), 1921-1992 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：18
字数：38,422 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 18 题- I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS
- By William Campbell Gault
- Now, he said, "I've been thinking of going to work."
- Ted said, "I'll be damned."
- The squirrel sat down. "Difficult, aren't you? Why should I bother?"
- Ted asked, "Who's a beautiful girl?"
- Ted said, "How can you talk without opening your mouth?"
- Ted squirmed in his chair. "I--well, she's certainly lovely."
- He said, "Red brings you to life, Ann. You should wear it oftener."
- The cigarette trembled very little. "Matter?"
- His wife appeared in the doorway. "Who in the world are you talking to?"
- Her eyes opened, and she said, "Good morning. Just getting in?"
- She shook her head. "I'm giving him hamburgers. It's a sort of test."
- From the back porch, Ann said, "Ted, what are you doing?"
- Henri stared at his nearly-empty glass. "Scotch--I--ah--"
- Pete said, "Henri's in town. Done the Blair's place for them."
- Ann's voice. "Nothing wrong, I hope?"
- Hamilton came scrambling down the nutmeg tree. "Still hot?"