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正文 第11节 文 / [美]海明威

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    ”itsobealohoughandillpaicely.”

    ”theresnothingchtodoexceptputintoiletthingsandclosetwobags.”

    ”oingifyou.trulyidonttodoanythingtoyouorhaveanybadeffeyou.

    theerkhedoor.

    ”thereoreperrierjouet,da,shtthelanson.”

    shehadstoppedganddavidshandillcloseonhersandhesaid,”iknow.

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    theyhadspenttheingatthepradoandnoefrohedoor.theglassesofnzanillafroheloas6nserrano,asky,hardatooreofthenzanilla,andnuttytasting.

    catherinehadaspanishenglishthodbookoingpapers.itanandhefilledtheirglassesagain.

    ”doyouthinkthesefiorita”

    ”tryher,”theare.

    itato,garlicbread,greenandredpeppers,andthearselypepperedliquidthattastedlightlyofoilandvinegar.

    ”itsasaladsoup,”catherinesaid.”itsdelicious.”

    ”esgazpacho,”theersaid.

    theydrankvaldepefiasnoabigpiteiioonlyheldbackteorarilybythedilutionofthegazpachoovedinonly.itbuiltsolidly.

    ”isthisherineasked.

    ”itsanafriwine,”davidsaid.

    ”theyaleerhopressediheardit.”

    ”thatsohoseeasysayings,”davidsaid.”itsreplicatedthanthat.justdrinkit.”

    ”buthoellaboutherepeoplearealellingyoutrickythings.”

    ”sure.youtell.”

    ”thebasqueuntrycertainlylikeafricaoranythingieverheardaboutafrica.”

    ”herisasturiasnalitheastitgetstobeafricafastenough.”

    ”butountainsoutbytheesrial.”

    ”thesierra,”davidsaid.”nobodyedtobuypicturesofcastillathe.theyneverdidhavelandscapepaihepainterspaintedwasordered.”

    ”exceptgrestoledo.itsterribletohavesucharyandnogoodpainterseverpaintit,”catherinesaid.

    shouldafterthegazpacho”davidsaid.the

    proprietor,iddleagedn,heavilybuiltandsquarefaekind.”

    ”haysololloybueno,”theoed.

    ”no,please,”catherinesaid.”justasalad.”

    ”leastdrinkalittlethespigotofthecaskbehindthebar.

    ”ishouldntdrink,”talkingsoch.iorryifitalkedstupidly.iusuallydo.”

    ”youtalkveryiinglyandaakeyoutalkative”

    ”itsadifferentsortoftalkativethanabsinthe,”ygoodnereadingnoyselfsoaybeetothisuntry.heresnothingyoueverdoaboutit.”

    ”theuntryishere.youdonthavetodoanythingaboutit.itsalhepradoshere,”davidsaid.

    ”theresnothingexceptthroughyourself,”shesaid.”andidonttodieanditbegone.

    ”youhaveeverylearguethate.”

    ”butdead”

    ”thenyouredead.”

    ”butitstandtobedead.”

    ”thendohappentillithappens.lookatthingsandlistenandfeel.”

    ”eer”

    hehadspokenaboutdeathasthoughitdidnottter.shedranktheallhbarshighupthatgaveontoanarroreethesundidnotshihedh,gaveontoanarcadeandthebrightsunlightontheohesquare.

    ”ean.iaybeiwillbeagain.”

    thesaladdthentheresgreennessonthedarktableandthesunontheplazabeyondthearcade.

    ”doyoufeelbetter”davidasked.

    ”yes,”shesaid.”iuyselfthatipossibleagain,likeapainterandiyhtagainihopeitstilllasts.”

    ithadrainedhardandnonessofthebigroonthepalaovedoverthecatherine

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    layproppedonherelbohheronherhands.”doyouthinkitbacktobeingaboyagairouble.”

    ”ilikeyouthewayyouarenow.

    ”itssortofteting.butishouldntdoitinspainisuppose.itssualuntry.”

    ”staythewayyouare.

    akesyourvoicebediffe

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