Tessa Wadsworth'
Tessa Wadsworth's Discipline: A Story of the Development of a Young Girl's Life
作者：Conklin, Nathaniel, Mrs., 1841-1900
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共 46 题- A Story of the Development of a Young Girl's Life
- By Jennie M. Drinkwater
- CONTENTS
- TESSA WADSWORTH'S DISCIPLINE.
- I.--HEARTS THAT SEEMED TO DIFFER.
- II.--THE SILENT SIDE.
- The flexible lips stiffened. "Do not let me detain you."
- Slowly and sorrowfully she said, "Come again--some time."
- III.--THE LAST NIGHT OF THE OLD YEAR.
- Dinah laughed. "Mother, you forget about love."
- IV.--SOMEBODY NEW.
- V.--HEARTS THAT WERE WAITING.
- She had written the title lovingly--"Under the Wings."
- Sue laughed. "Oh, how that carries me back."
- VI.--ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY.
- VII.--THE LONG DAY.
- VIII.--A NOTE OUT OF TUNE.
- In a few moments he spoke in an abrupt, changed tone--
- IX.--THE NEW MORNING.
- X.--FORGETTING THE BREAD.
- XI.--ON THE HIGHWAY.
- She moved towards him instantly. "Why, father, are you sick?"
- XII.--GOOD ENOUGH TO BE TRUE.
- XIII.--THE HEART OF LOVE.
- Suddenly she asked, "Is your imagination a trial to you?"
- XIV.--WHEAT, NOT BREAD.
- XV.--SEPTEMBER.
- With her usual directness, she answered, "No."
- XVI.--A TANGLE.
- XVII.--THE NIGHT BEFORE.
- Tessa was relieved that she said "he" instead of "Gerald" or "Dr. Lake."
- Suppose that it were herself who was to be married to-morrow--
- XVIII.--MOODS.
- XIX.--THE OLD STORY.
- XX.--SEVERAL THINGS.
- XXI.--THROUGH.
- XXII.--SEVERAL OTHER THINGS.
- She answered seriously, "Yes. You are all the big brother I have."
- A tap at the door was followed by a voice, "Daughter, may I come in?"
- On her way to the train the next morning, she mailed a letter addressed--
- XXIII.--WHAT SHE MEANT.
- XXIV.--SHUT IN.
- XXV.--BLUE MYRTLE.
- XXVI.--ANOTHER MAY.
- XXVII.--SUNSET.
- XXVIII.--HEARTS ALIKE.