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正文 第12节 文 / [美]弗兰纳里·奥康纳

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twkdoeupveryclose.heleaooneside,rootinginhispantspocket,andinasendhebroughtoutapackageofdofferedherapiece.shetookitandunpeeleditaoche.heofferedtheoldanapiecebutsheonlyraisedherupperliptoindicateshehadh.

    .shiftletspalesharpglaheerofthehouseandthebigfigtreethatthreeorfourchisovedtoashedobile.”youladiesdrive”heasked.

    ”thatyhusbaquitrunning.”

    ”nothingislikeitusedtobe,lady,”hesaid.”theostrotten.”

    ”thatsright,”theoldansaid.”youfroroundhere”

    ”nato.shiftlet,”herred,lookingatthetires.

    ”ileasedtoetyou,”theoldansaid.”naluellcrateranddaughterluellcrater.r.shiftlet”

    hejudgedthetellyousothing.theresohesedoahehu,”herepeated,leaningforansup,asifita,”andstudieditlikeitoreaboutitthanyouor.”

    ”thatsright,”theoldansaid.

    ”e.youtobet”

    ”nothing,”theoldansaidefro.shiftlet”

    hedidntansselfaateakeloudnoisesandtopointtohishandandshakeherfihibute,heleaneddohhishandcuppedoveritasifheosetfiretohisnoseandlitthecigarette.

    heflippedaateoverhisfaeisto.shiftletandiefroarebefore:hoynaaintaaronsparks,lady,andiefroingleberry,geia,orhoefroutoolafalls,ssissippi”

    ”idontknoanttered,irked.

    ”lady,”hesaid,”peopledontan;butlistenlady,”hesaidandpausedaonereonousstill,”an”

    theoldaoguseed.”r.shiftlet”sheasked.

    ”tools,”hesaid,putback.”icarpenter.”

    ”eoutheretoofeedyouandgiveyouaplacetosleepbutitpay.illtellyouthatbeforeyoubegin,”shesaid.

    thereenthatsothingsahehaheoldanroostpeopleoney,butheaskedanadefor.heaskedherifanadeforney,oradeforbutshedidntansednuldputaneanontherailroad,anassistantinaakingparlor,andhehadeovertheradioforthreenthsserviceofhisuntryandvisitedeveryfnlandandthateveryhatdidntcareiftheydidathingoneher.hesaidhehadntbeenraisedthataway.

    afatyellooonappearedinthebrahefigtreeasifitanhadtoescapetotheuntrytoseetheadeittodo.

    ”areyourriedorareyousiheoldanasked.

    thereantodayihaveanyofthistrashiuldjustpickup.”

    thedaughterostbetthroughatriangulardoorshehaddeinherovertuedhair;andshesuddenlyfellinaheapontheflooraoper..shiftletstraighteandhelpedhergetbathechair.

    ”issheyourbabygirl”heasked.

    ”only,”theoldansaid,”ahesarttoo.sheshefloor,ok,hechis,andhoe.igiveherupforacasketofjewels.”

    ”no,”hesaidkindly,”doanyntakeherayou.”

    ”aerher,”theoldansaid,”llhavetostayaroundtheplace.”

    .shiftletseyeinthedarknessobilebuerthatglitteredianupasifheuldpointp,”thereaintabrokenthingonthisplantationthatiuldntfixforyou,onearaan,”hesaidphasizetheiensityoforalintelligendhisfacepiercedoutofthedarknessintoashaftofdhtaaredatherasifheonis

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