Without Dogma:
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共 211 题- WITHOUT DOGMA.
- A NOVEL OF MODERN POLAND.
- BY
- HENRYK SIENKIEWICZ
- TRANSLATED FROM THE POLISH BY
- IZA YOUNG.
- PUBLISHER'S PREFACE
- WITHOUT DOGMA.
- And philosophy replies, "I do not know."
- She listened to me for a while, then said at last:--
- 31 January.
- 2 February.
- I do the same--almost.
- My aunt added with dogmatic firmness,--
- 12 February.
- 14 February.
- 14 February.
- I fancy I have made an enemy of the man, especially by my last remark.
- I pointed at the flowers the gardener had brought from the hot-house.
- 23 February.
- 26 February.
- 28 February.
- 4 March.
- Sniatynski grew thoughtful, and replied with a certain gravity:--
- Upon this the ladies entered, and Pani Sniatynska observed:--
- 7 March.
- 10 March.
- I came up close to him and he put his arm round my neck.
- 10 March.
- 11 March.
- 13 March.
- 23 March.
- 24 March.
- 26 March.
- 29 March.
- 30 March.
- I leave off writing as it is our time for sailing.
- 2 April.
- 3 April.
- 12 April.
- 15 April.
- 17 April.
- 20 April.
- 25 April.
- 30 April.
- 1 May.
- 2 May.
- 3 May.
- 10 May.
- I should only have to change the outcry:--
- 12 May.
- 22 May.
- 25 May.
- 29 May.
- 31 May.
- 2 June.
- 8 June.
- 9 June.
- 11 June.
- Lukomski smiled, and pointing to the ring on his finger, said,--
- I told him he had no right to let that stand in his way.
- 15 June.
- 16 June.
- 17 June.
- 18 June.
- Here is that long, cursed letter:--
- 23 June.
- Towards the end Sniatynski said to me:--
- 27 June.
- 28 June.
- 10 o'clock in the evening.
- 29 June.
- 3 April.
- 4 April.
- 5 April.
- 6 April.
- 10 April.
- 16 April.
- When leaving me she asked, "When are you coming to stay at Ploszow?"
- 17 April.
- Then, fixing her sad eyes upon me, she said,--
- Aniela cast a grateful glance at me, and Pani Celina said,--
- 21 April.
- And in fact she began at once most eagerly:--
- 28 April.
- After a moment's pause she began again:--
- 29 April.
- 4 May.
- 10 May.
- 13 May.
- Then, turning to the people, I said:--
- 15 May.
- He did not remember the rest, but I did, and took up the strain:--
- 19 May.
- 20 May.
- 21 May.
- 22 May.
- 23 May.
- 25 May.
- 26 May.
- 28 May.
- But seeing astonishment on Aniela's face, I went on quickly:--
- 29 May.
- 30 May.
- Thereupon Sniatynski turned to me,--
- 1 June.
- 2 June.
- 3 June.
- 4 June.
- 5 June.
- I said in a low voice:--
- Then added, earnestly:--
- 6 June.
- 7 June.
- 8 June.
- 9 June.
- I soothed her agitation as well as I could, and then said:--
- 10 June.
- 11 June.
- 12 June.
- 12 June.
- 24 June.
- 26 June.
- 27 June.
- 28 June.
- 29 June.
- 30 June.
- 1 July.
- 2 July.
- 3 July.
- 4 July.
- I remained silent; my heart was too full for words.
- 5 July.
- 6 July.
- 7 July.
- 9 July.
- 10 July.
- 11 July.
- Kromitzki thought a little, then dropped his eyeglass and said:--
- 12 July.
- 15 July.
- I understood at once what was the matter, and said,--
- 16 July.
- 30 July.
- 2 August.
- 4 August.
- 5 August.
- 6 August.
- 7 August.
- 8 August.
- 9 August.
- 10 August.
- 11 August.
- 12 August.
- 14 August.
- 16 August.
- 17 August.
- 18 August.
- 22 August.
- 23 August.
- 26 August.
- 27 August.
- 28 August.
- 29 August.
- 30 August.
- 6 September.
- 8 September
- 10 September.
- 11 September.
- 12 September.
- 13 September.
- 14 September.
- 16 September.
- 17 September.
- 18 September.
- 19 September.
- 21 September.
- 22 September.
- 23 September.
- 14 October.
- I am still very tired, and must leave off.
- 16 October.
- 17 October.
- 18 October.
- 20 October.
- 21 October.
- 22 October.
- 23 October.
- 24 October.
- This is what Clara writes:--
- 28 October.
- 30 October.
- 2 November.
- 4 November.
- 7 November.
- 8 November.
- 9 November.
- 10 November.
- 11 November.
- 12 November.
- 13 November.
- 14 November.
- 15 November.
- 16 November.
- 17 November
- 18 November.
- 19 November.
- 20 November.
- 21 November.
- 22 November.
- 23 November.