painted room
The painted room
作者：Wilson, Margaret, 1882-1973
体例：题 章数：28
字数：356,268 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 28 题- Emily said to her now, "You needn't have done those cherries, Eve."
- SCHOLASTIC HONORS OF OUR TOWNSMAN
- VERSE ON FAMILIAR TOPICS
- Johnnie said--he spoke shortly, "She's dancing!"
- Then Bob had interrupted: "I'm not going to keep two cars!"
- He said, "Hello! You still here?"
- She said, surprised: "No---- Oh--well----"
- Emily had asked innocently, "Why not?"
- He cried, "Come here and listen to me!"
- Martha bristled. "He did have business here. He had to see me."
- Then Bob cried, suddenly, "Let me see that letter!"
- Johnnie, ignoring her, cried to Bob, "I CAN earn my living!"
- Bob demanded, suddenly, "Has she got a lot of money?"
- Then Bob cried, "The damned skunk!"
- After a little Emily said, "I felt sorry for HER, Martha!"
- Suddenly Martha simply cried out, "Oh, can't you understand?"
- Martha began sobbing. "Won't you let me go?"
- She had to ask her, "Does that man know about this?"
- Emily gasped, at length: "How can this be? How----"
- Martha said: "Oh, that's nothing. Mother always did that for me."
- She said, "It's a lovely room; it grows on you."
- But Martha broke forth abruptly, "I've burned my novel up!"
- Martha spoke slowly. "I mean--about my father--about Uncle Jim."
- Later: "But why? Tell me the truth, Martie! Why aren't you dancing?"
- Emily had asked, afterwards: "Did you really meet Eve? When?"
- Martha turned about, flabbergasted. "You mean--dad's garage?"
- Johnnie cried out, "Come in, Mrs. Kenworthy!"
- THE END