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E.M. 포스터의 가장 긴 여행
PART 1 — CAMBRIDGE
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E. M. 포스터(Edward Mor
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2024-11-27
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Contents
PART 1 — CAMBRIDGE
I. The cow is there
II. A little this side of Madingley
III. Mr. Ansell, a provincial draper of moderate prosperity
IV. Sawston School had been founded by a tradesman
V. Gerald died that afternoon
VI. He did not stop for the funeral
VII. Love, say orderly people, can be fallen into by two methods
VIII. Ansell stood looking at his breakfast-table
IX. The rain tilted a little from the south-west
X. The rain tilted a little from the south-west
XI. Cadover was not a large house
XII. The excursion to Salisbury was but a poor business
XIII. Glad as Agnes was when her lover returned for lunch
XIV. On the way back
XV. The sense of purity is a puzzling
PART 2 — SAWSTON
XVI. In three years Mr. Pembroke had done much
XVII. In practical matters Mr. Pembroke was often a generous man
XVIII. Meanwhile he was a husband
XIX. They did not get to Italy at Easter
XX. Ansell was in his favourite haunt
XXI. The mists that had gathered round
XXII. That same term there took place at Dunwood House
XXIII. Riekie went straight from Varden to his wife
XXIV. The coming months
XXV. “I am afraid,” said Agnes
XXVI. Poor Mr. Ansell was actually sitting in the garden
XXVII. The parlour-maid took Mr. Wonham to the study
XXVIII. The soul has her own currency
PART 3 — WILTSHIRE
XXIX. Robert—there is no occasion to mention his surname
XXX. Stephen, the son of these people
XXXI. Hither had Rickie moved in ten days
XXXII. Mr. Pembroke did not receive a clear account of what had happened
XXXIII. That same day Rickie, feeling neither poor nor aimless
XXXIV. The carriage that Mrs. Failing had sent to meet
XXXV. From the window they looked over a sober valley