PollyannaThe Floating Press, 2009年6月1日 - 348 頁 The young orphan Pollyanna is sent to live with her stern Aunt in a dour New England town. Refusing to be cast down by her circumstances, Pollyanna begins teaching the town "the glad game", which her father taught her. To play, one must find something to be glad about in every situation. Gradually, the irrepressible girl brings happiness and light to the lives of everyone around her. Pollyanna is a children's literature classic. |
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第 9 頁
... have the care of them myself. However, as I said before, I hope I know my duty. See that you clean the corners, Nancy," she finished sharply, as she left the room. "Yes, ma'am," sighed Nancy, picking up the half-dried pitcher—now so.
... have the care of them myself. However, as I said before, I hope I know my duty. See that you clean the corners, Nancy," she finished sharply, as she left the room. "Yes, ma'am," sighed Nancy, picking up the half-dried pitcher—now so.
第 10 頁
Eleanor H. Porter. "Yes, ma'am," sighed Nancy, picking up the half-dried pitcher—now so cold it must be rinsed again. In her own room, Miss Polly took out once more the letter which she had received two days before from the far-away ...
Eleanor H. Porter. "Yes, ma'am," sighed Nancy, picking up the half-dried pitcher—now so cold it must be rinsed again. In her own room, Miss Polly took out once more the letter which she had received two days before from the far-away ...
第 15 頁
... sighed. "There ain't no dirt here—and there's mighty little else. Poor little soul!—a pretty place this is ter put a homesick, lonesome child into!" she finished, going out and closing the door with a bang, "Oh!" she ejaculated, biting ...
... sighed. "There ain't no dirt here—and there's mighty little else. Poor little soul!—a pretty place this is ter put a homesick, lonesome child into!" she finished, going out and closing the door with a bang, "Oh!" she ejaculated, biting ...
第 23 頁
... child this Pollyanna was, anyway. "I hope for her sake she's quiet and sensible, and don't drop knives nor bang doors," she sighed to Timothy, who had sauntered up to her. "Well, if she ain't, nobody knows what'll become of the 23.
... child this Pollyanna was, anyway. "I hope for her sake she's quiet and sensible, and don't drop knives nor bang doors," she sighed to Timothy, who had sauntered up to her. "Well, if she ain't, nobody knows what'll become of the 23.
第 26 頁
... sighed Pollyanna, as the wheels began to turn. "Of course, if 'tisn't far, I sha'n't mind, though, 'cause I'll be glad to get there all the sooner, you know. What a pretty street! I knew 'twas going to be pretty; father told me—" She ...
... sighed Pollyanna, as the wheels began to turn. "Of course, if 'tisn't far, I sha'n't mind, though, 'cause I'll be glad to get there all the sooner, you know. What a pretty street! I knew 'twas going to be pretty; father told me—" She ...
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Chapter VIII Pollyanna Pays a Visit | 81 |
Chapter XVIII Prisms | 207 |
Chapter XIX Which is Somewhat Surprising | 216 |
Chapter XX Which is More Surprising | 223 |
Chapter XXI A Question Answered | 234 |
Chapter XXII Sermons and Woodboxes | 245 |
Chapter XXIII An Accident | 258 |
Chapter XXIV John Pendleton | 268 |
Chapter XXV A Waiting Game | 280 |
Chapter IX Which Tells of the Man | 97 |
Chapter X A Surprise for Mrs Snow | 105 |
Chapter XI Introducing Jimmy | 121 |
Chapter XII Before the Ladies Aid | 137 |
Chapter XIII In Pendleton Woods | 144 |
Chapter XIV Just a Matter of Jelly | 155 |
Chapter XV Dr Chilton | 165 |
Chapter XVI A Red Rose and a Lace Shawl | 183 |
Chapter XVII Just Like a Book | 196 |
Chapter XXVI A Door Ajar | 290 |
Chapter XXVII Two Visits | 296 |
Chapter XXVIII The Game and Its Players | 308 |
Chapter XXIX Through an Open Window | 328 |
Chapter XXX Jimmy Takes the Helm | 336 |
Chapter XXXI A New Uncle | 341 |
Chapter XXXII Which is a Letter from Pollyanna | 344 |
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