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正文 第256节 文 / [英]Charles Dickens

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tweareallsureofthat,”saidi.“butpraytellhoit.”

    “yes,dearlady,irs.snagsby.”

    “iaureofthat,”saidi.“andho”

    “ihadbeenoutonanerrand,dearladylongafteriteho,ifoundanlookingperson,alluddy,lookingupatourhouse.inginatthedoor,sheto,andididntsayanyharoher,indeed,s.snagsby”

    itistresstofortherustsay,hagooddealofntritionbeforesheuldbegotbeyondthis.

    “sheuldnotfindthoseplaces,”saidi.

    “no”.andshee,andserable,ohsor.snagsby,youdhavegivenherhalfa,iknow”

    “ygirl,”saidhe,atfirstnotknotosay.“ihopeishould.”

    “asheeadeapersobleed.andsoshesaidto,didiknoyself,aapogroundnotveryfarfroere,hereep,andanirongate.”

    asioneofalar

    “oh,dear,dear”eandtoldusof,.snagsbythatfrightenedso,s.snagsby.oh,iarightenedagain.hold”

    “youaresoore.”

    “yesie,thatsadearlady,becauseihavebeensoill.”

    angryhher,poorsoul

    “thereasifshee,andsaidifsheindedandneversent;andher,a,andthessenger,andshesaidnonoharandsoitookitfroer,andshesaidshehadnothingtogive,andisaidiyselfandnsequehing.andsoshesaidgodblessyou,and.”

    “anddidshego”

    “yes,”ee,andiened.”

    ...bucketeup,aelyenoaye”

    ihavethestnfusediressionsofthatoingpsoundsofblaeireerthatthepirlseedtobeyettellioryaudiblyandplainlyinhearing,thatiuldfeelherrestingonarthatthestainedhousefrontsputonhunshapesandlookedat,thatgreatedtobeopeningandyheadorintheair,andthattheuhingsoresubstantialthanthereal.

    atlastiserableveredpoingfaintlystruggledielyseeheapsofdishravesandstones,heedinbyfilthyhousesiditybrokeoutlikeadisease.oepatthegate,drehefearfulanlyingjenny,thetherofthedeadchild.

    iranfore,and.esure.

    “sssuerson,youlluand,ifyouthinkant.theygedclothesatthettage.”

    theyind,andikoftheelves,butiattainanyothernnexion.

    “aued,”said.buont”

    iuldrepeatthisinndtoo,butihadnottheleastideaeant.isae,lyingoep,thetherofthedeadihersletter,etheonlyotheretothisnditionbysoa;shelaythere,aoppedisaprehendthesoleandpassionatelookin.back.isastanduhebitterair,ething.butuandingforallthiswasgone.

    ievenhearditsaidbet,“shallshego”

    “shehadbettergo.herhandsshouldbethefirsttotouchher.theyhaveahigherrightthanours.”

    ipassedontothegateandstoopeddoedtheheavyhead,putthelongdankhai

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