Freaks on
Freaks on the Fells: Three Months' Rustication
作者：Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael), 1825-1894
体例：题 章数：77
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共 77 题- Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England
- FREAKS ON THE FELLS, BY R.M. BALLANTYNE.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 1.
- MR SUDBERRY IN HIS COUNTING-HOUSE.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 2.
- MR SUDBERRY AT HOME.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 3.
- FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 4.
- FIRST COMERS SERVED FIRST, ETCETERA.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 5.
- SOME ACCOUNT OF A GREAT FISHING EXPEDITION.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 6.
- THE PICNIC.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 7.
- THE PICNIC CONCLUDED.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 8.
- CONCERNING FOWLS AND POOLS.
- Let us recall the picture:--
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 9.
- A GRAND EXCURSION OVER THE MOUNTAINS.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 10.
- LOST ON THE MOUNTAINS.
- A feeble cheer from Fred caused an abrupt halt:--
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 11.
- STILL LOST!
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 12.
- FOUND.
- Mrs Sudberry gasped and turned pale. "Oh! George! quick, tell me!"
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 13.
- VISITING THE POOR.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 14.
- A SURPRISE AND A BATTLE.
- Suddenly he recollected the beggar-man. "Halloo! friend; come hither."
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 15.
- A DREAM AND A BALL.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 16.
- THE EFFECTS OF COMPASSES.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 17.
- THE TRIP TO GLEN OGLE.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 18.
- THE FAMILY GO TO CHURCH UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 19.
- A STRANGE HOME-COMING.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 20.
- MYSTERIOUS MATTERS--A HAPPY RETURN, ETCETERA.
- STORY ONE, CHAPTER 21.
- THE END.
- STORY TWO, CHAPTER 1.
- WHY I DID NOT BECOME A SAILOR.
- I seized his hand and pressed it warmly.
- STORY TWO, CHAPTER 2.
- STORY TWO, CHAPTER 3.
- The captain smiled grimly, shut up the pencil-case, and said--
- STORY TWO, CHAPTER 4.
- I did not reply; but my conscience answered, "We do--at least I do."
- Breaking the seal, I read as follows:--
- STORY TWO, CHAPTER 5.
- STORY TWO, CHAPTER 6.
- STORY TWO, CHAPTER 7.
- STORY TWO, CHAPTER 8.
- Just at this point Jack stopped abruptly and said--
- We had not lain long, when I started up in a fright, and cried--
- I remonstrated with my friend. "You're too rash, Jack."
- STORY TWO, CHAPTER 9.
- I felt, and no doubt looked, somewhat confused.
- Jack gasped and stared--
- Jack pulled out his watch, and said in a low voice--
- I shook my head.
- STORY TWO, CHAPTER 10.
- Edwards started--"Eh?"
- Jack roared. "I say, Bob, gently--"
- STORY THREE, CHAPTER 1.
- PAPERS FROM NORWAY.
- STORY THREE, CHAPTER 2.
- SALMON-FISHING EXTRAORDINARY.
- THE END.