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正文 第19节 文 / [英]Thomas Hardy

    小说站  www.xsz.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twodsdespairhadtuedtoanger.froheself,buten.

    itdoesnttterboldherodie

    hetobathsheba,andkissedherhand.thenhe.

    19

    bathshebaandgabriel

    gabrielarrivedatboldiertheshooting.thevillagerslyholdingtroyshead.

    gabriel,shesaidsily,ifraiditstoolate,butridetorboldyhusbandgabrielobeyedatondanane.

    bathshebaorderedthebodytoberevedtoherhouse,andbyherselfsheeveryill.oorsadvicesheonths.

    athistrialthefollourder,forente.overthelastfeoodsandevenlostthepreviousyearsharvest.andapileoforeforboldwoods.

    herhealthirovedonlyveryslorsheoretiintheopenair,andoneaugustevenihechurchyard.sheuldhearthevillagechildrenihechurchpractisingtheirsingingforsunday.shestraighttofannysgrave,aroyshelargegravestone:

    thisstoneeryoffannyrobione,hewordsshehadadded:

    inthesagraveliesfrancistroyber24,1867,aged26

    asshelistehesingfroheetohereyes.sheeupthepathonhispathetically.

    areyougoinginsheasked,tryingtodryhertears.

    iohechurgers,youknoypracticeevening.butidontthinkillgoihingtosay.atlastgabrielsaidsloe.areyoubetteow

    yes,iashereplied.icatolookatthegravestone.

    eightnthsagoithappenedsaidgabriel.itseelikeyesterdayto.

    andtoitseelikeyears,longyearsago.

    theressothingisttellyou,saidgabriel,hesitating.thefathinkingofleavingengland,andfarnginarica.

    leavingengla.buteveryohoughtyouandyourself

    thelae,itstrue.butillbeleavingyreasons.

    andesothepast,andnorehelplessthanever,yoingaway

    itsunfortunate,saidgabrielunhappily.itsbecauseofthathelplesshatihavetogo,andhe.

    ifeonthsbathshebanotihihsti.

    bathshebasatandbyherselfagaihoughtaboutitalling,aeoonthatsheputonhercloakandfouhedoor.

    istress

    iistressger,willi,gabrielshesaidsadly.

    .

    beont.

    gabriel,perhapsishouldnthavee,butiithoughtisthaveoffendedyou,andthatswhyyoingaway.

    offendedyouuldntdothat,bathsheba

    uldntishesaidgladly.butthenwhyareyougoing

    iotgoingtoarirbold,andiuldhavebeenyourfaranagerassaidthingsaboutus.

    saidbathsheba,surprised.things

    ustknojustarryyousoday.

    rrythatstoofoolishtoosoontothinkof

    yes,ofurse,itsfoolish.icertainlyagree.

    “toosoon”hewordsiused.

    iorry,butithinkyousaid“toofoolish”.

    iorrytoo,sherepliedatterabit,notatallbutionlyant“toosoon”.indeed,youstbelieve

    gabriellookedintoherfae.bathsheba,hesaid,ingarryyouafterallifionlyknew

    butyouneverhispered.

    becauseyouneverask.

    ohsaidgabrieldelightedly.darling

    youshouldneverhavesentthatcrue

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