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正文 第21节 文 / [英]Wilkie Collins

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    “itsaboutthatgirlieherethanihavenow.”

    s.linleypoioanopendoor,nigallerbedchaer.“notquitesoloud,”sheansightisserfielddooforfeityoodopinion”

    discreets.prestyaskedleavetoretutothesubjectatafutureopportunity.

    “ierelyalludenoighthavenoticedthisevening.shehadalookingasblackasthunder.”

    s.linleylaidherselfbdontbeoffended.”

    “orary,dear,iagreeablysurprised.yourpoorfatheranofrerkablejudgntonstsubjeuysenseofhur.hothebearerofgoodneisserfield”

    s.linleysindignationexpresseditselfbyalookontatleast,reduazent,akeyouangry”sheinquired.“surely,dear,youandyourhusbaraordinarypeople.”

    “doyouantotell,a,thatyouhavesaidtoherberte”

    “certainly.intiooherbertintheurseoftheevening.heindheropleyourself.”

    s.liuedhertherslookofazent,otherseyefordraticeffect.“rs.cedodohit”sheasked.

    “ifyouespeak,yself.yousaeattheparty.thatgoodladysheadafeeblehead,asallherfriendsadthasbeeelytuedbysseistoaketheyserviasentin.nornsti,forthesakeofe,andonheros.iprosedtospeaktoyouonthesubjeprose.thi;istronglyadviseyoutothi.”

    evens.linleysgoodnaturedeittothis.“ishall.”

    “goodnight,perdoesntseeoiroveasyougetolder.perhapstheexuesleepbeforeherbertesupfroheskingroonddisturbsyou.”

    s.linleyrefusedevehispassunanse,uplate,”shesaid.“onthoseoayseeforyourself,hehasabedinhisdressingroo”

    s.prestypassedthroughthedressingroonherfortablelookingbed,”shererked,inatoeoreachherdaughtersears.“ieverleavesit.”

    theberledherbythedoorofsydneysrooshesuddenlystopped;thedoorstance.

    youngorold,ladiesarenotinthehabitofsleepingdoorsajar.astrirs.prestytolistenoutside.nosoundlikethebreathingofapersonasleep,andevenenuragedhertoapproaadeintheing

    theoldladysteppedoutintotherridorinastateofexostyoungagainasshentallyrevieesightt,attightbepreparingherpupilsexerrs.prestydesonthefirstfloor.

    naiyroo

    erfield

    okingroohebareideawasabsurd.

    inae,heless,s.prestyensvoiselves.ifthehousehadnotbeenfullofguests,s.presty.asthingsilyghthavereasretforandedavie.ightbe,herretutoherbedydignity,”shedecided,asshetookherplathechair.

    oheskingrooppearedtobethhlyahehouse.

    randalnoticedthe

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