栗子网
www.lizi.tw栗子网
www.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twhatheghtkeabeingfirstappearancebeforehis
unostelegant
travellingattire,sileyetexquisite,”adorable,”tousetheword
dupthespeanora
thing.attoursahairdresserhadrecurledhisbeautifulchestnut
locks;therehegedhislinenandputonablacksatincravat,
binededhisfairandsling
untenanceagreeably.atravelli,onlyhalfbuttonedup,
nippedicrossedin
frohaterial.his
egligentlyslippedintoapocket,enedbyashold
toabuttonhole.hisgraytrousers,buttonedupatthesides,
sbroidery.he
gracefullytarthe
freshnessofhisgraygloves.andtopleteall,hiscapwasin
excellenttaste.aparisian,andaparisianoftheupper
spheres,uldthusarrayhielfhoutappearingridiculous;none
ivetheharnyofselfoallthesefopperies,
hadashingair,theairofa
youngn,andante.
noutualazentoftheprovincial
partyandtheyoungparisian;ifyouhebrilliance
ongthegrayshado
anduponthefailygroup,endeavortopicturetoyour
ndsthecruchots.allthreetooksnuff,andhadlongceasedto
repressthehabitofsnivellingortorevethebrochesh
strehefrillsoftheirdingyshirtsandtheyelloreasesof
theircruledllars.theirflabbycravatsedintoropes
assoonastheyabouttheirthroats.theenorusquantity
oflinenhesepeopletohavetheirclothingwashedonly
ohedepthsof
theiretolayitsgrianddegstains
uponit.thereunisonofillgradsenilityabout
thetheirfaces,asfadedastheirthreadbareats,ascreasedas
theirtrousers,,shrivelledup,andpuckered.asforthe
others,thegeneralnegligeheirdress,plete
andinginfreshness,likethetoiletofalluntryplaces,
etothink
seriouslyofthepriceofapairofgloves,hthe
negligehecruchots.ahorroroffashionheonlypointon
hegrassinistsandthecruchotinesagreed.
ihestrange
accessoriesofthisdhejoistsoftheceiling,thelorof
thehespecksheflieshadlefttherein
suffioniteur”andthe”encyclopaedia
ofs
uighthavefeltaboutagiraffe.
nsieurdesgrassinsandhisson,totheappearananof
fashionuchastonished
astheieighbors,herithattheyfelluhe
indefinableinfluehegeneralfeeling,orthattheyreally
shareditasedtosaytotheir
patriots,
”thatisyouseeinparis”
theyinecharlesattheirleisurehoutfearingto
displeasethesterofthehouse.grahelong
letteroreadithehadtakentheonly
dleuponthecardtable,payingohisguestsortheir
pleasure.eugeosuchatypeofperfe,herofdress
orofperson,elyunknohoughtshebeheldinherusin
abeingdesdedfroeraphicspheres.sheinhaledhdelightthe
fragrahegracefulcurlsofthatbrillianthead.she
otouchthesoftkidofthedelicategloves.she
enviedcharleshissllhands,hisplexion,thefreshnessand
refiofhisfeatures.inshort,ifitispossibletosupthe
effectthiselegantbeingproduceduponanignorantyounggirl
perpetuallyeloyedindaingstoendihers
clothes,andhtheseunrafters,
seeingoccasionalpassersalongthesilentstreet,this
visionofherusinrousedinhersoulaionofdelicatedesire
likethatinspiredinayoungnbythefancifulpicturesofen
draallfortheenglish”keepsakes,”andthatengravedbythe
findenshsocleveratoolthatheuponthe
paper,thattheaybeedaharlesdrew
froispocketahandkerchieferoideredbythegreatladynow
travellinginstland.aseugeniesahisprettypieceofwork,done
inthevathourstolove,shelookedatherusin
toseeifiteanttokeuseofit.the
nnersoftheyoungn,hisgestures,theookup
hiseyeglass,hisaffeptuousglance
atthefferuchpleasuretotherich
heiress,andlyregardedashoutvalue,orevenas
ridiculous,allthesethings,hecruchotsandthedes
grassins,pleasedeugeniesodeeplythatbeforeshesleptshedread
longdreaofherphoenixusin.
thelotonuerseca
suddenlytoanend.lagrandnaeredandsaidaloud:”da,i
onsieursbed.”
dagrafolloedesgrassinssaidinalow
voice:”letuskeepoursousandstopplayiookhisorher
tthechippedsauheyhadbeenput;thenthe
partyvedinabodytohefire.
”haveyoufinishedya”saidgra,
hisletter.
”yes,yes”replieddadesgrassins,takinearcharles.
eugenie,protedbyathoughtoftenbointheheartofayounggirl
eersitforthefirstti,lefttherooogoand
helphertherandnanon.hadanablenfessortheionedher
shethatshethoughtherof
hertheorofnanon,butdesiretolook
afterherusinsroondnceherselfhherusin;tosupply
ightbeoredyanyfetfuloseethatallwas
dookeit,asfaraspossible,suitablea;and,in
faotherandnanonthat
everythingstillreiobedone.sheputintonanohe
...