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正文 第14节 文 / [英]Wilkie Collins

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twinstrutheonlypersoninthehouse.yourpoorfather,.norn,uldneveruandtitablesandetedtonlessvanity,perhapsattersofusic.doyou”

    theservanttothisquestion,aforthestress.”

    s.linleyreiledfrohessageanofferedittoher.notusuallyaverydenstrativeperson,thefeelingofalarelfinasuddengeoflor.“anact”shesaidfaintly.“anactontherailway”

    s.prestyopehetelegra

    “ifyouhadbeeolettherightenyou..prestysathisoffiyfirsthusband.heusedtobla.nornforlettielegra.but.prestysnaturehadallthepoetryinansnatureenandthoughttelegraandbusiness,andallthatsortofthing,unission.idolyuandissionis”

    “aaisherberthurt”

    “stuffandnonsensenobodyishurt;therehasbeennoact.”

    “theye”

    hitherto,s.prestyhadonlylookedatthessage.shenoedanexpressionofstedistrust.sheshookherhead.

    “readityourself,”sheanseerygrandaynotlivetorepentit.”

    s.linley”sheasked.“heolondononbusinessanditopportunity.”

    s.prestydisposedofthis,”sherepeatedhdignity,“andjudgeforyourself.”

    s.linleyread:

    “ihaveengagedagoveess.sheetraihinkioughttoprepareyoutoreaybesurprisedtosee.sheisveryyoung,andveryinexperienced;quiteuheordinaryrunofgoveesses.hizehherasido.”

    s.linleylaiddoessage,ile.

    “poordearherbert”shesaidtenderly.“afterarried,ishereallyafraidthatishallbejealousawhyareyoulookingsoserious”

    s.prestytookthetelegrarhterandreadextraanner.

    “travelsirain.veryyoung,andveryinexperienced.ahizesen,catherineiknoen”

    chapter2thegoveessenters

    .herbertlinleyarrivedathisoeetherhusband,saapproagherpanion.“hegoveess”sheaskedhefirstsalutesalloheopportunityofspeaking.

    “onherobed,poorsoul,uhecareofthehousekeeper,”linleyanswered.

    “anythinginfeydearherbert”s.prestyinquiredappearingatthebreakfastroooor.

    linleyaddressedhisreplytohiswife:

    “nothingreserious,catherihanth.sheateoffatigue,afternightjouey,thatihadtoliftheroutofthecarriage.”

    s.prestylistenedeis”

    “sydneyerfield.”

    s.prestylookedatherdaughterairically.

    s.linleyrenstrated.

    “surely,”shesaid,“youdontobjee”

    “ihavenoopiniontooffer,e.”

    “oh,a,doyoususpectthatitsanassudna”

    “dear,ihaventadoubtthatitis.yiaskanotherquestion”theoldladyntiuingtolinley.“isserfieldgiveyou”

    “norefereall.”

    s.prestyrosean,andhurriedtothedoor.“folloyexale,”shesaidthter,onher.“lockupyourjewelbox.”

    linleydreakesyourthersoparticularlydisagreeablethising”heinquired.

    “shedoesntapprove,dear,ofleavingittoyoutochooseagoveessforkitty.”

    “ty”

    “outonherponyforarideoverthehills.,herbert,topreparefoveessdidyoureallythinkightbejealousofsserfield”

    linleyburstoutlaughing.“nosuchideaenteredhead,”heaobejealous.”

    s.linleyplintrendedherthatthereareoaybejealous,notterhoaybe.“akingaakebykingajoke.

    s.liuedtothesubjectofthegoveess.

    “idontatallsayythersays,”sheresud;“butisserfieldhoutanyreferences”

    “unlessiatterlystaken,”linleyreplied,“youyplace.ifyouhadseenthehorribleanedandinsultedher”

    his.“hoisserfield”

    liioheadvertisent,anddese,s.linleyoreinfortion.herhusbaated.“issyabsence.”

    “e”

    “beorefreely,notpresent.hearhertellheroekake.isubttoyourdecisionbeforehand,ayine.”

    s.linleyrearriedstrangerhadseehatm

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