Passionate Frien
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共 101 题- The Passionate Friends
- By H. G. WELLS
- Author of "Marriage."
- WITH FRONTISPIECE
- A. L. BURT COMPANY, PUBLISHERS
- 114-120 East Twenty-third Street - - New York
- PUBLISHED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH HARPER & BROTHERS
- COPYRIGHT, 1913, BY HARPER & BROTHERS
- CONTENTS
- CHAP. PAGE
- I. MR. STRATTON TO HIS SON 1
- II. BOYHOOD 14
- III. INTENTIONS AND THE LADY MARY CHRISTIAN 40
- IV. THE MARRIAGE OF THE LADY MARY CHRISTIAN 73
- V. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA 102
- VI. LADY MARY JUSTIN 132
- VII. BEGINNING AGAIN 197
- VIII. THIS SWARMING BUSINESS OF MANKIND 220
- IX. THE SPIRIT OF THE NEW WORLD 246
- X. MARY WRITES 280
- XI. THE LAST MEETING 318
- XII. THE ARRAIGNMENT OF JEALOUSY 358
- THE PASSIONATE FRIENDS
- CHAPTER THE FIRST
- MR. STRATTON TO HIS SON
- CHAPTER THE SECOND
- BOYHOOD
- CHAPTER THE THIRD
- INTENTIONS AND THE LADY MARY CHRISTIAN
- I would serve the empire.
- I stretched out my hand for hers, and my gesture went disregarded.
- I turned on her guiltily.
- I had lost Mary's answer.
- I saw Mary color quickly before I looked away.
- CHAPTER THE FOURTH
- THE MARRIAGE OF THE LADY MARY CHRISTIAN
- I whispered back and touched her dew fresh lips....
- CHAPTER THE FIFTH
- THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA
- I fell thinking of the dead.
- I remember I sat up in the darkness staring at it.
- I found myself trying to see my watch.
- I remember him saying that as though I could still hear him.
- I left my hearthrug, and walked to the window to survey this.
- CHAPTER THE SIXTH
- LADY MARY JUSTIN
- I went across to her at once, with some dull obviousness upon my lips.
- I think I said that luck made soldiers.
- I protested.
- I laughed. "Perhaps I'm not altogether so simple."
- I looked up at her face enquiringly.
- I was moved to intervene.
- Tarvrille paused, and then leant forward. "No."
- CHAPTER THE SEVENTH
- BEGINNING AGAIN
- CHAPTER THE EIGHTH
- THIS SWARMING BUSINESS OF MANKIND
- I think I have got something understandable out of it all.
- I remained staring at that for some time.
- If but humanity could have its imagination touched----
- CHAPTER THE NINTH
- THE SPIRIT OF THE NEW WORLD
- I had no time for an explanation.
- I looked up at her quickly.
- I perceived the Fürstin was talking.
- I didn't answer.
- I left the sentence unfinished.
- I had thought all that was over.
- I remember my struggles to recover my peace.
- CHAPTER THE TENTH
- MARY WRITES
- I did not answer Mary's letter for seven or eight days.
- CHAPTER THE ELEVENTH
- THE LAST MEETING
- I stopped helplessly.
- I stood up to receive my visitor.
- I put a chair for her and she sat down.
- I sat down in a chair beside her.
- I covered my face with my hands.
- I made a movement of protest.
- CHAPTER THE TWELFTH
- THE ARRAIGNMENT OF JEALOUSY
- I made no answer to this outbreak.
- THE END
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