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正文 第3节 文 / [美]弗兰纳里·奥康纳

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    theydroveoffagainintothehotafteoon.thegraookoreshetalkedaboutit,theresheilysilverancathroughbutitwasneverfound...”

    ”hey”johnsgoseeithehereuoffatheypop,tuoffthere”

    ”panel”juarshrieked.”letsgotothehousehthesecretpanelheypop,thehousehthesecretpanel”

    ”itsnotfarfroere,iknoothersaid.”itinutes.”

    baileyraightahead.hisjaasasrigidasahorseshoe.”no,”hesaid.

    thethattheyothersshoulderandandjohnhebackoftheseatsohardthathisfatheruldfeeltheblowsinhiskidney.

    ”allright”heshoutedanddrehecartoastopatthesideoftheroad.”upshutupforonesendifyoudontshutup,goanywhere.”

    ”it,”thegrandtherrred.

    ”allright,”baileysaid,”butgetthis:thisistheonlytie.”

    ”thedirtroadthatyouhavetotudoilebaarkeditwhenwepassed.”

    ”adirtroad,”baileygroaned.

    aftertheyhadtuedaroundandotherrecalledotherpointsaboutthehouse,thebeautifulglassoverthefrontdoorpinthehall.johnhatthesecretpanelhefireplace.

    ”youtgoihishouse,”baileysaid.”youdontknohere.”

    ”alktothepeopleinfront,illrunaroundbehindainaed.

    ”othersaid.

    theytuedontothedirtroadandtheesilesbanknts.allatonihey.

    ”thisplagoingtotuaround.”

    theroadlookedasifraveledonitinnths.

    ”itsoher.thethoughtbarrassingthatshetuedredinthefadhereyesdilatedandherfeetjuedup,upsettinghervaliseiheinstantthevaliseved,theneopshehadoverthebasketurosehasnarlandpittysing,thecat,sprangontobaileysshoulder.

    thechildrenother,clutgthebaby,aihedriversseaththecatgraystripedhabroadefadanenosegingtohisnecklikeacaterpillar.

    assoonasthesaheysberedsovividlyingeiabutintennessee.

    baileyrevedthecatfroisher.sheingbaby,butsheonlyhadacutdoedinafrenzyofdelight.

    ”butnobodyskilled,”juarsaidentasthegrandtherliedoutofthestandingupatajauntyahevioletsprayhangingofftheside.theyallsatdotheshock.theywereallshaking.

    ”ybeaotherhoarsely

    ”ibelieveihaveinjuredanan,”saidthegrandther,pressingherside,butnooneansotherdecidedthatsheentionthatthehouseennessee.

    theroadoreiheysaedistaoodupandsdraticallytoattracttheirattention.thetioeonsloovingevensloobile.thereeninit.

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