Lights and
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共 63 题- THE LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF REAL LIFE.
- BY T. S. ARTHUR.
- PHILADELPHIA:
- PREFACE.
- PUBLISHER'S INTRODUCTION.
- BRIEF AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
- T. S. A.
- CONTENTS.
- THE FACTORY GIRL.
- Dyer shook his head, as he answered,--
- TWO PICTURES.
- BRANDY AS A PREVENTIVE.
- Mrs. Hobart sighed. Then she asked--"Do you think him dangerous?"
- THE TEMPERANCE PLEDGE.
- TIME, FAITH, ENERGY.
- Gordon thought a few moments, and then said--
- FLUSHED WITH WINE.
- He had again written the words:--
- SWEARING OFF.
- THE FAILING HOPE.
- TAKING TOLL.
- To this the landlord made no reply, and Mr. Mildman continued--
- THE TOUCHING REPROOF.
- THE TEMPERANCE SONG.
- THE DISTILLER'S DREAM.
- The manner of Mr. Grim changed instantly; and he said--
- Another marred and degraded wretch called, with clenched hand--
- THE RUINED FAMILY.
- PART FIRST.
- THE RUINED FAMILY
- PART SECOND.
- After hesitating for a moment or two, Mrs. Harwood said--
- THE RUM-SELLER'S DREAM.
- HOW TO CURE A TOPER.
- THE BROKEN PLEDGE.
- THE WANDERER'S RETURN.
- A THANKSGIVING STORY.
- JIM BRADDOCK'S PLEDGE.
- JIM BRADDOCK."
- At eleven o'clock, Mr. Jones came out as usual, and said--
- JIM BRADDOCK."
- THE FAIR TEMPTER
- OR, WINE ON THE WEDDING-NIGHT.
- THE ELEVENTH COMMANDMENT.
- The man thought for some moments, and said, as if in doubt--
- The preacher advanced, and extending his hand, said--
- THE IRON WILL.
- A CURE FOR LOW SPIRITS.
- A HOUSEHOLD SKETCH.
- I felt rebuked at these words; and, with a forced effort, said--
- THREE HUNDRED A YEAR.
- THE CALL.
- THE CHANGE.
- THE SEQUEL.
- I'LL SEE ABOUT IT.
- THE FIERY TRIAL.
- It was some time before Wilmer replied to this. At length, he said--
- THEODORE."
- The next letter ran thus:--
- THE SISTERS.
- THE MAIDEN'S ERROR.
- DEAR JULIA:
- H. WARBURTON."