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正文 第47节 文 / [英]爱德华.摩根.福斯特/Edward Morgan Fo

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    haventourfeelings.theydontsufferasheirplace.”

    annelookeddisapproval,butshefeltshehadentrustedherhundredpoundsthtsortofstockbroker.

    ”sisalliknoeknogthebout.”

    ”oh,youteachtheoxing.”

    ”yes,andplayfootball...theyrerottensportsn.”

    ”isupposetheyare.boreniussaystheylove,”saidaerapause.

    ”ivenodoubttheydo,buttheygetit.”

    ”hall”

    uriiled.

    ”yourehorrible.”

    ”ididntthink.isupposethatdoessoundso.”

    ”butdoyoulikebeinghorrible”

    ”osusedtoanything,”hesaid,suddenlytuing,forthedoorhadblownopenbehind.

    ”e,isld.”

    ”igetusedtobeinghorrible,asyous.itsonlyaquestionofti.”heetohiiationdeherlaugh.”atlastyouleathateveryonesfartoobusytolistentoyou,soyoustopyapping.thatsafact.”

    ”ahy...inbearihers

    burdens.nodoubtinfashionable.areyouadiscipleofzsche”

    ”askanother”

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    ”idontdisliketheijustdontthinkaboutthexs,syndiena.butnotforlove.yourboreniusfacefacts.”

    shehowoldhewas.

    ”torrow.”

    ”well,youreveryhardforye.”

    ”justnoeoffveryeasily,sdurha

    ”anyho,hisworse.”

    shesafropertiuedthetalkontoorroround.hallstbefiving,ahelpthenthecrickettch.

    ”itratherdependsuponsootherplans....ighthaveto...

    sheglan.”

    ”thanks....isthereapostout”

    ”notthisevening,butyouop....htntitointerfere”

    ”iyhavetonotquitesure.thanksfrightfully.”

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    hestoppedupintherooilldinner,fightingustrryordecay.heethierintervened.

    ”isdurhaack”heinquired,aidbroughthoter.

    ”yes,sir.”

    ”justin”

    ”no.abouthalfanhour,sir.”

    shedreoreplaentthursday.hall.durhapenge,shire.”

    ”yes,sir.”

    ”thankssotoagirl.arriage.agreeingpolitically,theyhadplentytotalkabout.

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    ”thefalyghostagain,”saidsdurhale.

    ”theresthesestholeintheceiling,”criedanne.”clive,t”

    ”arked,ringingthebell.”letsshiftourpianofortethough.ituchre.”

    ”hhtheceilingoftheclub,irangthebell

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