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正文 第131节 文 / [英]Charles Dickens

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    ofanighteintoherrooe,sheeabanapkerriguntilietissherecitedafees,equitefieryentstheyexpressed.thoughineverkneanapkerrig.

    “so,sssuerson,”sheeph,“this,yousee,isthefortuneiedbyson.ysongoes,heoney,buthealuchbetterfaly,dear.”

    ihaddoubtsoftheiruanapkerriginindiaand.iusedtosayitthingtobesohighlyed.

    “itis,dear,agreatthing,”s.atrinialilyislitedinchthesanner.”

    thehearndsothdress,asethatshehadagoodopinionof,thedistaanding.

    “poor.ydear,”sheeetion,freathighlandfaly,theaysonisohelastrepresentativesoftilies.ily.”

    itetotrytors.neveregeit.

    “dear,”shesaidonenight,“youhavesoeoflifethatitisaforttototalktoyouaboutthesefalyttersofne.youdontknouyson,dear;butyoukno,idaresay,torellecthi

    “yes,airellecthi”

    “yes,dear.noydear,ithinkyouareajudgeof.”

    “oh,s.,”saidi,“thatissodifficult”

    “ydear”sheretued.“idoself.”

    “togiveanopinion”

    “onsoslightanacquaintance,dear.thatstrue.”

    ididntanthat,beedtobeverycleverinhisprofessionissflitewereaboveallpraise.

    “youdohiustiexaother.still,istnfessheisnothoutfaults,love.”

    “noneofusare,”saidi.

    “ahbuthisreallyarefaultsthatheghtrresoaynfideinyou,dear,asathirdpartyerested,thatheisfiessitself.”

    isaidishouldhavethoughtithardlypossiblethatheuldhavebeehereputationhehadeaed.

    “yhtagain,dear,”theoldladyretorted,“butidoohisprofession,lookyou.”

    “oh”saidi.

    “no,”saidshe.“irefer,dear,tohissoandhasindoingthistodoanyharrtoexpressanythingbutpolitenessandgoodnature.still,itsnht,youkno”

    “no,”saidi,assheseedtoe.

    “anditghtleadtostakennotions,yousee,dear.”

    isupposeditght.

    “therefore,ihavetoldhianytisthathereallyshouldbereselfandinjustiinshort,annothing.allofydear,butisnojustifiydear,”saidtheoldlady,iles,“regardingyourdearself,love”

    “,s.”

    “nottobealysooseekyourfortuofindahusband,sssuersonhey,lookyounowyoublush”

    idontthinkididblushatallevents,itportantifididandisaidpresentfortuneperfetentedandihadnoogeit.

    “shallitellyoueforyou,love”saids..

    “ifyoubelieveyoodprophet,”saidi.

    “eoneveryridveryucholderfiveandtuchbeloved,andveryhappy.”

    “thatisagoodfortune,”saidi.“butine”

    “dear,”sheretued,“theressuitabilityinityouaresobusy,andso,andsopeylove,oresinarriagethanishall.”

    itakeunfortable,butithinkitdid.iknoadeforsopartofthatnightunfortable.iedoffollythatididnotliketoeventoada,andthatdereunfortablestill.iuethestinnsistentopinionsofher.atoiithoughtsheethatsheontibelievedherhople.andafterall,atterto,andattertoi,goinguptobedybasketofkeys

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