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正文 第36节 文 / [英]亨利·菲尔丁

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    dartingbrightnessfroersparklihelovelysophiaes

    reader,perhapsthouhastseeueofthevenusdedicis.

    perhaps,too,thouhastseenthegalleryofbeautiesathatonurt.

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    yetisitpossible,friend,thatthouyesthaveseenall

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    then,friend,aeideaofsophia.

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    thathestabilitiesareveryietothetask.

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