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正文 第86节 文 / [英]弗雷德里克·福赛思

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    ohirddayaftertheparkshearrivedathertableattheusualhour,tothenute,andhalfnoticedthattheooherudentbooksshedidnotbotherhthetitlesandahalfdrunkglassofer.

    hardlyhadsheorderedthealofthedaythensrooituntilhesatdohatheregnizedherandgaveastartofsurprise.”ottagain,”hesaid.

    herlipstighteoadisapprovingliheeal.sheahinkiuanditallnow.”

    shenoddedandbegandelicatelytoeat.”excellent.youarestudyinghere”

    noadnesshadgottenithechatteroftherestaurantroseallaroundher.areyousheuetlik.heourse.

    thedarkyoungngrinnedhappily.”yes.istudyengineering.attheteyuntry.please,naiskari””fr鋟leinhardenberg,”shesaidpriy.”andefroherrkari

    ”iaroordan.”oh,goodgraabetterfaly.butafterall...anarab.

    shefinishedheralandsignaledforthebill.titoleavethisyoungnspahoughhearkablypolite.foranarab.

    ”still,”hesaidregretfully,”idontthinkillbeabletogo.”herbilleschillingnotes.

    ”goanypeople.notkolerantly.”oh,idontthinkyoullgo,youngn,becauseyougetanytickets.”

    helookedpuzzled.”ohno,itsnotthat.”hereachedintohispocketandplacedthetable.hertable.besideherbill.sendroheorchestra.hihesingers.teraisle.

    ”ihaveafriendiednations.theygetanalloto.”

    gave.notsold,gave.beyondpridhegavetheanpleadingly,”take.

    shethoughtofsittinginthatgreat,vaulted,gilded,roparadise,herspiritrisinghthevoicesofthebasses,baritoenors,andsopranoshighintothepaintedceilingabove....”certainlynot,”shesaid.

    ”oh,iaorry,fr鋟lein.ihaveoffendedyou.”hereachedoutandtookthetickets,onehalfirongyounghand,theotherhalfiher,aotear.

    ”no.”herhandustntdothat.”shepink.

    ”buttheyareofo.””up.”thenyoueyouroperahouseyes”shotheopera.surelythatabroadoheinthat...

    theytoepsbyarrasevenfifteen.shehaddriveninfrorinzingandparkedovingthrongalivealreadyhanticipatorypleasure.

    ifedithhardenberg,spirs,ationofparadise,itthestageandallousic.ifsheoknohesensationofbeingdrunk,itwas

    thateveningittedherselftobeeutterlyintoxicatediorrentoftherisingandfallingvoices.

    inthefirsthalf,aspapagenosangandcavortedbeforeher,shefeltadryyounghandplatopofherousic,thethseepingintoherofanotherpersonsbloodheat.

    toann,noer1890glory.thereitselftoatable,aealatedinner.

    aftereddoetherealvienna,”saidkariuietly.”yourvienna,theviennaoffineseuas.othere.”

    ””theystoodbyherent,ehohherlysortofachhereallyioseeyouagain.”

    ”eiaeautiful,i,shethought.

    ”becauseyouarekind,”hesaid.”oh.”shepinkinthedarkness.houtafurtherforhecheek.thenheridingaway

    aealone.

    thatnight,edithhardenbergsdreaedoflongago.onerof1970adeherlovehihorst,intheerhoutanoteoranexplanationorawordoffarewell.

    atfirstshehadthoughthesthavehadanaployntasatravelingsalesnhadcalledhiarriedthegirlingrazhehadalsobeenlovingthere.

    shehaderiesofhiallthesignsofhisbeingthere,aheshebuedthepresentsaostheyhadtakenastheyostofallshebuedthepictureofthetreeunderhhe

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