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正文 第50節 文 / [英]Walter Besant

    栗子網  www.lizi.tw小說站  www.xsz.tw小說站  www.xsz.twthings,pretendingtobetistakeforaunt,thebeautifuldorothyforster,e;butyetianislikeasonthofapril.asforcharlesradcliffe,thatdboysan,thatsoldsong:

    appellealasuiteders,our

    her;e.letushavenofrengs.

    forsoofthegentlenlookeddissatisfied.thelanguageofgallantryandplintevenburstoutalaughingathearinghissistersopraisedandplihisdeblushfarrethananyplint.oexr.hoselves,sataboutthefireandtoldstoriessuitabletothetiofyear.

    strange,ihatnshouldbesoventuresoastodoubtthetruthofostabundantlyprovedyetlordderberlandghosts,foootherreasonthanthattheyhadnoghostsatst.gerins.but.honlyreprovedthisdoubter.

    lord,hesaid,thereisnotanorthurian,n,an,orostofushaveourselvesseentheyouhavespentyouryouthiingfairies.berland,houtherghostsandfairies,halfpopulated.

    truly,saidtheearl,oneghost,thinks,henversionofadoubter.

    hethenspreadayfeet,saying:

    infraneofyourstfrightful,ssdorothy.

    thusinvited,ie,andsuggestedooryaftertheother,iboldlybeganupooriescurrentangthepeople,andsubstantiatedbyevidenceselveshaveseenthevisionsandappearancesdescribed.

    theearlkastonishingignofldon.

    letusall,saidloseekindunstanburgh,anddigintotheearthatseustfirstnsulthishighness.goon,fairstoryteller.

    theotellofthingsreberland,heirheads,caughteachotherbythehands,heldtheirbreath,shookforefitheiepheuchtheseladiesthoughtoftheiephehhappiness.

    also,ytales,isaerepleasureoflisteningtosus.hebreathedquiasifinthedarkdepthsofthegreathall,andangthefiguresinarur,behiapestry,therelurkedtheveryshadesandappearahisstoryandofthat,filledupthedetails,ylordthedidysorunbeliever.therean,too,ofvenerableaspect.hesatyfeet,theredlightofthefireplayinguponhisfae.

    silethings,yetterrible,aretheonsandappearahishauy.

    itreledestothehouseeronefroarketsailyostdreadfulthingtohavethepoayfallintodespair;andifnot,theopportunityofseekinggraeevershapeitpleases,asacalf,orabundleofwood,orahare,or

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