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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twrarat.allanilslikesiaprisonthey

    doteonit.specially,painfulsidyoutgetnootherkind

    outofaje;theyeouttosee

    atterhyou.yes,youreallright;yourefixedvery

    tosetonyourbednightsbeforeyougotosleep,and

    earlyintheings,andplayyourjelinkis

    brokenthatsthethingthatllsoparatquiythingelse;

    andinutesyoullseealltherats,andthe

    snakes,andspiders,andthiofeelyou,and

    e.andtheylljustfairlysoveryou,andhaveanoblegood

    ti.”

    ”yes,dey,buteisjiavin

    blestifikinseedepint.butilldoitefigotto.irei

    betterkeepdeanilssatisfied,ennothavenotroubleindehouse.”

    todtothinkitover,aherenothingelse;and

    prettysoonhesays:

    ”oh,theresohingifot.uldyouraiseaflowerhere,doyou

    re”

    ”idoanknoaybeiuld,rstobutitstolabledarkinheah,

    eniaingotnousefofloo

    trouble.”

    ”ryit,aherprisonershasdo.”

    ”ullenstalksars

    toire,butshebehhalfdetroubleshedss.”

    ”dontyoubelieveit.chyoualittleoneandyouplantitin

    theeroverthere,andraiseit.anddontcallitllen,callit

    pitesinaprison.andyouto

    erithyourtears.”

    ”plentyspring.”

    ”youdohyourtears.its

    theheyalwaysdo.”

    ”,ilayikinraiseoneerdeullenstalkstewid

    springansastartnoneears.”

    ”thatainttheidea.yougottodoithtears.”

    ”shelldieonhans,rstoshesholywill;kaseidoanskasely

    evercry.”

    sotoed.buthestudieditover,andthensaidjiouldhave

    toisedhewouldgo

    totheniggersffeepot,inthe

    ing.jiaidheobackerinhisffee;”

    andfoundsochfaulthit,andhtheherofraising

    thellen,andjeherats,aingandflatteringupthe

    snakesandspidersandthings,ontopofalltheotherodo

    onpens,andinsore

    troubleandytobeaprisohananythinghe

    everuook,thattoostlostallpatiendsaidhewas

    justloadeneddaudiercesthanaprisonereverhadin

    theakeanaforhielf,ahedidntknoo

    apprehewas

    sorry,andsaidheore,andthenandtohoved

    forbed.

    chapterxxxix.

    intheinguptothevillageandboughtatrapand

    fetcheditdooppedthebestrathole,andinaboutanhourwe

    hadfifteenofthebulliestkindofones;andthenookitandputit

    inasafepladerauntsallysbed.butasgonefor

    spiderslittlethosfranklinbenjanjeffersonelexanderphelpsfound

    itthere,ahedoorofittoseeiftheratseout,

    andtheydid;andauntsallysheein,andbackshewas

    astandingontopofthebedraising,as

    theyuldtokeepoffthedulltisforher.soshetookanddustedus

    bothuchastganother

    fifteenorsixteen,dratthatddlesocub,ahe

    likeliest,nuther,becausethefirsthaulhepickoftheflock.

    ineverseealikelierlotofratsthanthatfirsthaulwas.

    asplendidstockofsortedspiders,andbugs,andfrogs,and

    caterpillars,andohingoranother;andogotahoets

    ,butilye.giveitright

    up,butstayedaslongasould;becauseed

    tiretheutortheydgottotireusout,andtheydohenwe

    gotallyandrubbedontheplaces,andtynearallright

    again,butulddo.andsoforthesnakes,

    andgrabbedaupleofdozengartersandhousesnakes,andputthena

    bag,andputitinourrooandbythattiite,anda

    rattlinggoodhodaysand

    thereablessedsherebackhalf

    tiethesadtheyeho.butitdidnt

    tterch,becausetheyisessowheres.sowe

    judgedeofthegain.no,therenoreal

    scarcityofsnakesaboutthehouseforansiderablespell.youdsee

    therippingfroheraftersandplaceseverynohen;andthey

    generlylandedinyourplate,ordoostof

    theti.heyeand

    striped,andthereinallionofthebutthatnever

    denodiffereoauntsally;shedespisedsnakes,bethebreed

    theyght,andsheuldntstandtheo;and

    everytioheloppeddoakenodifference

    shelaythatout.i

    neverseesu.andyouuldhearherojericho.you

    uldhertotakeaholtofohethetongs.andif

    shetuedoverandfoundoneinbedshebleoutandlifta

    hoan

    sothathesaidheuldstherehadnteverbeennosnakes

    created.ereverylastsnakehadbeengoneclearoutofthe

    houseforaschasasallyoverityet;she

    nearoverit;ethingyouuld

    touchheronthebackofheeckpright

    outofherstogs.itsaidallenwas

    justso.hesaidtheyadethatereasonorother.

    eoneofoursnakeseinherway,andshe

    alloheseligsnothingtoshewoulddoifweever

    loadeduptheplaceagain.ididntndtheligs,because

    theydidntaunttonothing;butihetroubleolayin

    a.butlaidin,andalltheotherthings;andyou

    neverseeaasblithesoas

    ...
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