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正文 第26节 文 / 奥斯卡.王尔德/编者杨丹

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    tragelaphos

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    paintedhsilverandhredandribbedh

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    spikenardande.

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    taughthionstrousracles.

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    intheeveningdew,

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    theirbrokenpieceske

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    stillfroiseon

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    inguntothee.

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    andoozybed

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    thehering.

    yourloversarenotdead,iknoheywill

    riseupandhearyourvoice

    andclashtheircyalsandrejoidrunto

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    andelashyour

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