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正文 第112节 文 / [英]Charles Dickens

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    “igiveit,”einyou,.bucket.”

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    hehadbeenstilleshelvesanuscriptpapersandedleyofsuchtokens.touglyandaadan.

    hisvoishropshirehbefore.

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    “.jadye.iaotlongtobeseen,ithink.iaerygladtotakeyourhand,sir.yoodn,superiortoinjustidgodknowsihonouryou.”

    theyshookhaly,andguardiansaidsoforttohi

    “ityseetraoyou,sir,”retuedgridley;“ishouldnothavelikedtoseeyouifthishadbeentheflrsttiofoureting.butyouknoadeafightforit,youknoysinglehandagainstthell,youkhtothelast,andtoldthe;soidontndyourseeing,thisk.”

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    “thisendsit.ofalloldassoyoldpursuitsandhopes,ofallthelivingandthedeadesnaturalto,andiaitfor.thereisatieofnysufferingyearsbetistheonlytieieverhadohthatceryhasnotbroken.”

    “acceptblessing,gridley,”saidssfliteintears.“acceptblessing”

    “ithought,boastfully,thattheyneveruldbreakheart,.jadyedtobreakdoayohearofit.ihopeeverybodyheretobelievethatidieddefyingthensistentlyandperseveringly,asididthroughsonyyears.”

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    “e,e”hesaidfroiser.“dontgooninthatetis.iaholdup,holdupyoullloseyourteer,againandagain;andishalltakeyouonasreofsyet,ifihaveluck.”

    heonlyshookhishead.

    “dontshakeyourhead,”said.buberesar.gridley,holdup,sir”

    “”askedgeeinaloe.

    “idontkohenresunghisenuragent,hepursuedaloud:“eforalltheseetodtoetoseeyouasadoctorthataintlikebei,youknoyself.veryhehisgotby

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