Tish
Tish
作者：Rinehart, Mary Roberts, 1876-1958; Preston, May Wilson, 1873-1949 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：64
字数：389,413 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 64 题- TISH
- The Chronicle of Her Escapades and Excursions
- By MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
- CONTENTS
- MIND OVER MOTOR
- LIKE A WOLF ON THE FOLD
- THE SIMPLE LIFERS
- TISH'S SPY
- MY COUNTRY TISH OF THEE--
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- Without cutting down her speed, bumped home the winner
- The real meaning of what was occurring did not penetrate to any of us
- As fast as she wet a bit of lawn, we followed with the pails
- MIND OVER MOTOR
- HOW TISH BROKE THE LAW AND SOME RECORDS
- Bettina's mother's note:--
- E.
- I was almost asleep when Aggie spoke:--
- II
- Tish heard him and turned. "Get out of her?" she said. "Bills mostly."
- I got out grimly and jerked at my bonnet-strings.
- III
- I looked toward Tish, but she said nothing.
- IV
- I shook my head.
- Jasper threw his head back and laughed. Then:--
- LIKE A WOLF ON THE FOLD
- II
- III
- I turned and faced her, the empty plate in my hands.
- HANNAH.
- H.
- IV
- TUFIK.
- TUFIK.
- THE SIMPLE LIFERS
- CHARLIE SANDS.
- II
- III
- There was another pause, as if the stranger were hesitating. Then:--
- IV
- L.C.
- I ate six pairs without a question and then I asked for Tish.
- I am very nearly to the end of my narrative.
- TISH'S SPY
- II
- J. UPDIKE.
- III
- 1. Aggie--pike!
- IV
- I was breathless at her audacity.
- VI
- But to return to Tish's story:--
- Tish knows Charlie Sands, so she let him talk. Then:--
- MY COUNTRY TISH OF THEE--
- I drew on my woolen tights angrily.
- I felt embittered and helpless, but the others kept on.
- With one voice the three of us exclaimed: "Mr. Ostermaier!"
- II
- I urged her to stop and wash, but Tish, after a glance, said to keep on.
- I shall never forget the expression on the man's face.
- Just then his eyes fell on Aggie, and he screeched:--
- I refer to the escape of the man we had tied.
- I heard Aggie give a low moan, but she said nothing, and we kept on.