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• 1.American Tragedy 美国悲剧 chapter 5
• The imaginative flights of Clyde in connection with all this -- his dreams of what it might mean for him to beconnected with so glorious an institutio...
• 2.American Tragedy 美国悲剧 chapter 4
• The effect of this particular conclusion was to cause Clyde to think harder than ever about himself. And theprincipal result of his thinking was that ...
• 3.American Tragedy 美国悲剧 chapter 3
• One of the things that served to darken Clyde's mood just about the time when he was seeking some practicalsolution for himself, to say nothing of its...
• 4.American Tragedy 美国悲剧 chapter 2
• That such a family, thus cursorily presented, might have a different and somewhat peculiar history could well beanticipated, and it would be true. Ind...
• 5.American Tragedy 美国悲剧 chapter 1
• Dusk -- of a summer night. And the tall walls of the commercial heart of an American city of perhaps 400,000 inhabitants -- such walls as intime may l...
• 6.Kidnapped 诱拐 Chapter 5
• Chapter 5 David comes home We decided that Alan would stay hidden in the fields, while I walked to Queensferry to find Mr Rankeillor. Alan promised no...
• 7.Kidnapped 诱拐 Chapter 4
• Chapter 4 Escape through the heather We had no time for conversation. Come! Alan said,and started running along the side of the hill, keeping low to t...
• 8.Kidnapped 诱拐 Chapter 3
• Chapter 3 David is alone It was a cold night, so I could not sit down to rest. In stead, I walked up and down on the beach, trying to keep warm. There...
• 9.Kidnapped 诱拐 Chapter 2
• Chapter 2 Kidnapped When I woke up in darkness, my head was hurting badly, and I was unable to move my hands or feet. I could hear the sailors shouts ...
• 10.Kidnapped 诱拐 Chapter 1
• Chapter 1 David meets his uncle It was early in the month of June, 1751, when I shut the door of our house behind me for the last time. All my life I ...