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正文 第4节 文 / [美]Kate Douglas Wiggin

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    nosodroveigetalonganayself.”rebeovedinherseat.”ididntthinkiostunderherbreath;”butiguessiajustalittleteingsonear.””r.bbcuriously.

    sheflashedhinintrepidlookandthensaidproudly,”idnevergobairandysislikegoingdohedark.

    thereghtbeogresandgiantsuhestairs,but,asitellhannah,thereghtbeelvesandfairiesandenaiothevillage,likethatin””isposeyoughtcallitai,an

    yourauntsaills,anitsanaalstsorry,”shesighed,”beertheperanoing.therletusallalsinr.bb,thatyouhadtospsinyourthroatean

    didntyoueverseeanybodythatdeyoufeellikethat”.bboredistinontthanhehadbeenatanytheeventfuling,butheevadedthepoierouslybysaying,”thereaintnoharasiakinthegraryinthebiggeststyleakethe,setupstraight,andrivefast;youholdyourboquetinyourlap,anopenyourlittleredparasol,an

    akethenativesstare”theeinside,andybeshedetobethereirandys.

    ybeidberegenteelinside,andthenipeddoyr.bb,age”thestagedrivergoodnaturedlypulleduphishorses,liftedtheexcitedlittlecreaturedohedoor,andhelpedherin,puttingtheliladthepinksunshadebesideher.

    ”ountedhisperighthaveseeuouslyoverthebeatibeh,theredlandgoingintistoftearssngintdarkeyes.

    rebeccasjoueyhadended.

    ”theresthestagetuinintothesars.perkinstoherhusband.

    ”thatstbethenieperanceway.

    itseetheyetorandynjane;soitsrebejaidontbelievetheyllkeepherthreenthsshelooksblaarriedaspanishan,sobodythatusidlanguagesataboardin

    seer,andthischildis,too.knoanable.”

    chapter2rebeccasrelations

    theyhadbeencalledthesaetury.

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    theelentofroningortradingandoniesfrolies,thoughnspitoeetingsandthepurelysegatheringsatthestoreortavee.

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