Short Stories
Short Stories of Various Types
作者：Freck, Laura F. [Editor]
体例：题 章数：107
字数：375,902 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 107 题- Merrill's English Texts
- SHORT STORIES OF VARIOUS TYPES
- Edited with an Introduction and Notes by
- Merrill's English Texts
- CHARLES E. MERRILL COMPANY
- TO THE TEACHER
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- CONTENTS
- Page
- INTRODUCTION
- SHORT STORIES
- O. HENRY
- The Gift of the Magi[11-1]
- And then Della leaped up like a little singed cat and cried, "Oh, Oh!"
- BOOTH TARKINGTON
- A Reward of Merit
- II
- III
- MARY RAYMOND SHIPMAN ANDREWS
- I shook my head.
- KATHERINE MAYO
- MYRA KELLY
- Friends[B] [77-1]
- HAMLIN GARLAND
- A Camping Trip
- DOROTHY CANFIELD FISHER
- A Thread without a Knot
- II
- III
- IV
- She shook her head. "Nothing new."
- VI
- She turned away, frowning, "I don't see how you can call _me_ cynical!"
- FRANCIS BRET HARTE
- Chu Chu
- I shook my head laughingly.
- I threw myself frantically on the ground beside her.
- NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
- Feathertop
- A MORALIZED LEGEND
- ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
- The Red-Headed League
- I took the paper from him, and read as follows:
- JAMES MATTHEW BARRIE
- The Inconsiderate Waiter
- I stamped my foot.
- ALPHONSE DAUDET
- The Siege of Berlin[266-1]
- I looked at him in amazement. "So you know now, Colonel?"
- SELMA LAGERLÖF
- The Silver Mine
- NOTES
- O. HENRY (Page 11)
- The Gift of the Magi
- BOOTH TARKINGTON (Page 19)
- A Reward of Merit
- MARY RAYMOND SHIPMAN ANDREWS (Page 48)
- KATHERINE MAYO (Page 68)
- MYRA KELLY (Page 77)
- Friends
- HAMLIN GARLAND (Page 97)
- A Camping Trip
- DOROTHY CANFIELD FISHER (Page 114)
- A Thread without a Knot
- 2. Tram line. A street railway or trolley line.
- FRANCIS BRET HARTE (Page 141)
- Chu Chu
- 2. Mexican plug. Slang for an inferior horse of Mexican breed.
- 2. Sombrero. A hat.
- 2. Patio. Courtyard.
- 3. Cabriolé. An open carriage.
- NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE (Page 173)
- Feathertop
- SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE (Page 203)
- The Red-Headed League
- SIR JAMES MATTHEW BARRIE (Page 238)
- The Inconsiderate Waiter
- ALPHONSE DAUDET (Page 266)
- The Siege of Berlin
- SELMA LAGERLÖF (Page 276)
- The Silver Mine
- SUGGESTED READING LIST OF SHORT STORIES
- SUGGESTIONS FOR STUDY
- The Gift of the Magi
- A Reward of Merit
- 5. In what ways does the story show a knowledge of boy life?
- 1. What type of story would you call this?
- 1. What gives you the thrill in the story "John G."?
- 3. Who would you say was the main character or real hero of the story?
- Friends
- 1. In what are you most interested in this story?
- 2. Is the setting of the story in the school or at home?
- A Camping Trip
- The Thread without a Knot
- 2. When does the story become really interesting to you? Why?
- 3. What American characteristics does Mr. Harrison illustrate?
- Chu Chu
- 3. Why are there so many Spanish words in this story?
- Feathertop, A Moralized Legend
- The Red-Headed League
- 6. Relate some sly bits of humor you find in the story.
- The Inconsiderate Waiter
- 2. Is there anything touching in the story?
- The Siege of Berlin
- 2. What qualities of a soldier does M. Jouve show to the last?
- 5. How near did the Germans get to Paris in the World War?
- The Silver Mine