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正文 第60节 文 / [英]D.H. Lawrence

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    hegottohisfeetandsaidpatiently:

    `tryheragain,then.

    hespokeinaquietvoice,alstasiftoachild.

    ellorssteppedquicklybehindaopush.shea.

    clifflancedround,yellohanger.

    `offthere

    thekeeperdroppedhisholdatondcliffordadded:`hosheisdoing

    thenputhisgundoopullonhisat.heddone.

    thechairbegansloorunbackwards.

    `clifford,yourbrakecriednnie.

    she,llors,aoofdeadsilence.

    `itsobviousiteverybodysrcysaidclifford.hehanger.

    nooneansostbetasterslegs,veduneasily,eyeingthechairuchperplexedbetanbeings.thetableauvivantreiangthesquashedbluebells,nobodypraword.

    `iexpectshellhavetobepushed,saidcliffordatlast,haionofsangfroid.

    noans.cliffordtooglancedround.

    `doyoundpushingherho,llorshesaidinaolsuperiortone.`ihopeihavesaidnothingtooffendyou,headded,inatoneofdislike.

    `nothingatall,sirclifforddoyouetopushthatchair

    `ifyouplease.

    thensteppeduptoit:butthistiitd.theypokedandpulled,andthekeepertookoffhisgunandhisatoncere.andnoangaspedhthe.

    `dontdoit.

    `ifyoullpullthehatoher,showingherhow.

    `noyoustntliftityoullstrainyourself,shesaid,flushednohanger.

    buthelookedintohereyesandnodded.aogoandtakeholdoftheugged,andthechairreeled.

    `fodssakecriedcliffordinterror.

    butitinscious.

    nnielookedathiandalstcriedblingonhisthighs.

    `haveyouhurtyourselfsheasked,goingtohi

    `no.uedaostangrily.

    thereove.eventhedogstoodtioheskyhadcloudedover.

    atlasthesighed,andblehief.

    `thatpneuniatookalotoutof,hesaid.

    nooneansountthitsthavetakentoheaveupthatuuchifithadntkilledhibr >

    herose,andagainpickeduphisat,slingingitthroughthehahechair.

    `areyouready,then,sirclifford

    `whenyouare

    hestoopedandtookoutthestch,thenputhis:andreabsent.cliffordan:andthehilleep.eppedtothekeepersside.

    `ioingtopushtooshesaid.

    andshebegantoshoveansturbulentenergyofahechairfaster.cliffordlookedround.

    `isthatnecessaryhesaid.

    `verydoyouanifyoudletthetorwould

    butshedidnotfinish.sheing.sheslaedoffalittle,foritwassurprisinglyhardwork.

    `aysloanatherside,ileofhiseyes.

    `areyousureyouvenothurtyourselfshesaidfiercely.

    heshookhishead.shelookedathissllish,short,alivehand,broedsostill,likehiadeher:hebsrevive.shovirength.asuddenlyandkissedhishand.anotionless,justinfrontofthe

    atthetopofthehilltheyrested,andnniesoffriendshipbeten:oneherhusband,theotherthefatherofhers.thetalesutuallyexternatedoher.andsherealizedforthefirsttie,shehadnsandtoadtitfullytoherself.`no,ishallneverbeabletogoonliving,ind.

    onthelevelthekeeperuldpushtheadealittleioeposure:aboutaunteva,,inhissllcar,tovenice,orrain.

    `idotordrives,especiallyheresdust.butishallseehildas.

    `shetodriveheroakeyouhher,hesaid.

    `probablyisthelpuphere.youvenoideahohischairis.

    shetothebackofthechair,andploddedsidebysidehthekeeper,shovingupthepinkpath.shedidnotcarewhosaw.

    `e,achfieldheisstrongenoughforthejob,saidclifford.

    `itssonear,shepanted.

    butbothsheandllorstheirface

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