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正文 第14节 文 / [英]弗吉尼亚·伍尔芙

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twingatherhdeepereyes.

    “youthinkso,doyouthenkiss.”

    hekissedherpassionately,sothatherhalfteerslidtotheground.pigitup,hereadithoutaskingleave.

    “asittedtotellyouthatshelookedexisestobeinstructive....

    voiyselfdistinpathy.she”

    butherriedlikelythattheyofpaper.

    “ioftenusedinbed,overthelittleeofpasikesonesodepe.isupposeifeelforhitherandeneiofreatgreeklettersstalkingroundtheranyyardsaoon,sheshuddered,andthoughtofherhusbandahersaspanionsonthevoyage.thedreaonebraintoaheyalldreaofeachotherthatnight,as,andhoido,andseeeverydetailofeachothersfaces,andhearevertheycedtosay.

    tableofslastupdatedonwedjan1210:27:522011.

    thevoyageout,byvirginiawoolf

    chapteriv

    ingakingthee,sheranstraightintotheleanpersonof.grice,thesteetiaskedhioenlightenher:ustbethefihingintheworld”

    “andanner.“pardon.anoranbroughtupinenglandkheyprofesstoknotheydont.”

    thebitteessinousofe.heledherofftohisonlylikeaseagull,an.didsherealise,tobeginallpartoftheparisohedeepaldiedoftheplaguetorroeandinginlinehourafterhourtorenotaostprayforthedaysofpoperytoeagainbecauseofthefasts.”

    ashetalkedhekeptopeningdraovinglittleglassjars.herepalefishingreenishliquids,blobsofjellyingtresses,fishhlightsintheirheads,theylivedsodeep.

    “theyhavesaboutangbones,”clarissasighed.

    “yourethinkingofshakespeare,”said.grifivethyfatherlies,“agrandfelloe.

    clarissasayso.

    “ine”

    “henrythefifth,”said.grice.

    “joy”criedclarissa.“itis”

    haetightr.griodelofanenglishgentlen.buthisfavouritereadingersonandthoshardyhereadforrelaxation.heperiouslythatshehadtotearherselfaisingtoebadbeshownhisseaweeds.

    theparty,edsooddtoherthenightbefore,niall.

    “ivehadthestiingtalkoflife”sheexclaid,takingherseatbesideenisaphilosopherandapoet”

    “averyiingfelloabore.”

    “hesaboreedtoherwonderful.

    “iveaboreyet”saidclarissa.

    “andishouldsaythe”exherwords.

    “iagreethatitstheuurderer.itsthesaedogsareawfulbores,poordears.”

    ithappehatrichard,andthesquaretipped,veryfiheredstohelittlefihelefthand.

    “wehadadog,”hesaid

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