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正文 第257节 文 / [英]Charles Dickens

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    chapter60perspective

    iproynarrative.frohegoodnessofallaboutiderivedsuoved.ihavealreadysaidsoyself,andsochstillreins,thatiysorroentionofitifiuldquitekeepdopathy.

    iproynarrative.

    duriiofillness,e,onguardiansinvitation,tostayyguardianthoughtinouroldeiresudyehielf,andwewerealone.

    “datrot,”saidhe,reetodevelop,littlean.iproposetoreinhere,perhapsforsixnths,perhapsforaloiasitybe.quitetosettleherefora.”

    “andintheanwhileleavebleakhouse”saidi.

    “aye,dearbleakhouse,”heretued,“stleatotakecareofitself.”

    ithoughthistonesoundedsorro,isaile.

    “bleakhouse,”herepeatedandhistonedidnotsoundsorroustleatotakeydear,andadastandseedofyou.”

    “itslikeyou,guardian,”saidi,“tohavebeentakingthatintoionforahappysurprisetobothofus.”

    “notsodisiedeither,dear,ifyouaolforthatvirtue,sifrooorritoo,poorfellow.”

    “haveyouseen.oing,guardian”

    “isee.oing,dadurden.”

    “doeshestillsaythesaofrichard”

    “justthesa.hekno;anbe”

    deargirlhadbeentoseeuslatelyeveryday,sotisttobesparingofhervisitsatourhouse.guardiansdelicacyhadsoonperceivedthisandhadtriedtooherthathethoughtshe.

    “dear,unfortuakenrichard,”saidi.“whenhisdelusion”

    “heisnotintheydear,”repliedguardian.“therehesuffers,thereaversehee,haviheprincipalrepresentativeofthegreatoccasionofhissuffering.”

    iuldnothelpadding,“sounreasonably”

    “ah,datrot,datrot,”retuedguardian,“,unreasonandinjustithsfrohistlesthanolderndidinoldtis.”

    hisgentlenessandionforriesothationthissubjectverysoon.

    “isupposethelordossrosesfrohepoheysoheirobeastooo”

    hecheckedhielfinglangtoychairinstead.

    “ydear.thisroe,stanafriend.thereforeihaveparticularlybeggedofovethissubjeth,year,soonerorlater,heehclearereyes.i.”

    butihadalreadydisr..

    “sohetells,”retuedguardian.“verygood.hehasdehisprotest,anddadurdenhasdehers,andthereisnothiobesaidaboutit.os..hoydear”

    inansudthoughtshereeablethansheusedtobe.

    “ithinksotoo,”saidguardian.“lesspedigreenotsanape”

    thateant,ia.

    “still,upoains,”saidguardian.“iagreeahaains.here”

    no.a

    guardianlookedat,ingforihadtosay.

    ihadnothingtosay.atleastihadnothinginndthatiuldsay.ihadanundefinediressionthatitghthavebeeerifeotheriiuldhardlyhaveexplainedyself.or,iftoself,certainlynottoanybodyelse.

    “yousee,”saidguardian,“oueighbourhoodisiniliartousandfondofyou.”

    yes.thatent,butiiher,esther,esther,think

    “itisaverygoodplanindeed,dearguardian,anddobetter.”

    “sure,littlean”

    quitesure.ihadhadantstitothink,sinyself,andiesure.

    “good,”saidguardian.“itshallbedone.carriedunaniusly.”

    “carriedunaniusly,”irepeated,goingonywork.

    itenting.ithadbeenlaidbyonthenightpreed.ishohighly.afterihadexplaihepattetohindallthegreateffectsthateoutbyandby,ithoughtiwou

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