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正文 第6節 文 / [美國]F. Scott Fitzgerald

    栗子小說    m.lizi.tw栗子網  www.lizi.tw栗子小說    m.lizi.twnotansotherntinued:

    ”regretisthatyouhaventbeenabroad,butstill,asyouarean,itsbetterthatyoushouldgro”

    aryagreedthatithaveappreciatedthejapaneseinvasion.

    ”oschool”

    ”h.youllhavetostarteastalittleearlytotakeyourexanations.afterthatyoullhaveafreeyoutogoupthehudsonandpayavisit.”

    ”towho”

    ”tonsignordarory,dearary”

    ”dearbeatrice”

    soearlyieerary,providedrunderserushirt,onejersey,o,er,etc.,”setoutfoehelandofschools.

    thereeriesofneobostonandthekniiliesofandst.gees,prosperousandinster,illingouttheirpressivetype,yearafteryear;theirntalstilusthellegeentranpartathhntal,ral,andphysieetingtheprobleofhisdayandgeion,andtogiveasolidfoundationisandsces.”

    atst.regisarystayedthreedaysandtookhisexaetropolis,barelyglised,delittleiressiononhiexboatintheearlying.indeed,hisndsofathleticproepreludetothegreatadvehis,hodidnotprovetobe.

    nsignordaretry,eintoarooledatuersu,andattrairationandattention.hehadviolentlyanticatholic,justbeforehisnversion,andfiveyearslateranother,iuallhiscleverjibesagainstcatholitoevenclevererinnuendoesagainstepispaliaic,lovedtheideaofgodenoughtobeacelibate,andratherlikedhisneighbor.

    bean,kingagreatsteryaboutpullingrustyinglifetothefullest,ifirelyenjoyingit.

    heandarytooktoeapressiveprelatebassyball,andthegreeneyed,iyouth,inhisfirstlongtrousers,acceptedintheiroindsarelationoffatherandsonhinahalfhoursion.

    ”dearboy,ivebeeningtoseeyouforyears.takeabigchairand.”

    ”ivejustefrochoolst.regiss,youknow.”

    ”soyourthersaysarerkablean;haveaoke.e,youloatheallsdthetics”

    arynoddedvehently.

    ”hateell.likeenglishandhistory.”

    ”ofurse.youllhatescholadyoingtiss.”

    ”why”

    ”beocracyhityousoearly.youllfiyofthatinllege.”

    ”iory.”idontknoenassissies,likeiusedtobe,andallyalenasokingpipes.”nsignorchuckled.

    ”ine,youknow.”

    ”oh,youredifferentithinkofprionasbeinglazyandgoodlookingandaristocraticyouknossortofindoors”

    ”andyaleisnoveer,crispaic,”finishednsignor.”thatsit.”

    theyslippedbrisklyintoaninticyfroeyneverrevered.

    ”iory.

    ”ofurseyouwereandforhannibal”

    ”yes,andforthesouthenfederaonsignorassuredhihatirelandantiing,andthatitshould,byallans,beoneofhisprincipalbiasses.

    afteraihehague,authorofaneruditehistoryoftheddleagesaofadistinguished,patriotidbrilliantfaly.

    ”heeshereforarest,”saidnsignorially,treatingaryasanteorary.”iatheonlynindisreallyatseaandlongsforasturdysparlikethechurchtogto.”

    theirfirstlunorableeventsofarysearlylife.he.nsignororytalkedpulsesanddesiresandrepulsionsandfaithsandfears.heandnsighefloor,andtheolderality,seedolistenandbaskinthelloanypeople;arygaveitinhisyouthand,tosoextent,ucholder,butneveragainutuallyspontaneous.

    ”hesaradiantboy,”thoughtthotonhanck,

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