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正文 第14节 文 / [美]弗兰纳里·奥康纳

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    ”illgiveyoufifteendollarsforaansaidinacrabbedvoice.”thatsthebestido.”

    ”thatorethanthegasael,”hesaid.”itfeedher.”

    ”seventeenfifty,”theoldansaid.”thatsalligotsoitisntaryingtolk.youtakealunch.”

    .shiftletilk.”hedidntdoubtthatshehadreressbuthehadalreadytoldherheoney.”illkethatdo,”hesaidandroseandhouttreatinghherfurther.

    onsaturdaythethreeoftheroveintotoarriedintheordinarysoffir.shiftletbegantoroseandbitterasifhehadbeeninsultedeoneheldhi”thatdidntsatisfynone,”hesaid.”thatethingaaninanoffieatall.”

    ”itsatisfiedthelaansaidsharply.

    ”thelae.”

    hehadpaiheatrunkandthereahatonherhead.everynoansaid.

    .shiftletdidntevenlookather.

    theydrovebacktothehousetolettheoldanoffandpickupthelunch.heyoleave,shestoodstaringinthehecar,hherfingerschedaroundtheglass.tearsbegantoseepsideofhereyesandrunaloycreasesinherface.”iainteverbeenpartedhherfortwodaysbefore,”shesaid.

    .shiftletstartedthetor.

    ”andianhaveherbutyouber.shiftleteasedthecarforoveherhands.

    theearlyafteoonilesanhour,.shiftletigierrifiobilebynightfall.

    o.shehadeatenthelubehungryagainandattheslltoeto,hestoppedinfrontofanalunuaiingplaandgrits.theridehaddehersleepyandassoonasshegotupoool,sherestedherheadoerandshuthereyes.therer.shiftletandtheboybehier,apaleyouthhagreasyraghungoverhisshoulder.beforeheulddishupthefood,shely.

    ”giveittoherr.shiftletsaid.”illpayforitnow.”

    theboybentoverherandstaredatthelongpinkgoldhairandthehalfshutsleepihenhelookedupandstaredat.shiftlet.”shelookslikeanangelofgaurred.

    ”hitchhiker,”.shiftletexplained.”itaketuscaloosa.”

    theboybentainandveryr.shiftletleft.

    heoredepressedthaneverashedroveonbyhielf.thelateafteoonhadgroeanttodraineverydropofairfroheearthbeforeitbroke.thereesanaybeyourown.”

    thenarroobile.itandtop.hesa.theboydidnthavehishandraisedtothutheride,heallcardboardsuitcaseandhishater.shiftletsaid,”iseeyouaride.”

    theboydidntsayhedidorhedidntbutheopehedoorofther.shiftletstarteddrivingagaiopofit.hetuedhisheadandlookedoutthe.shiftlet..shiftletfeltoppressed.”son,”hesaidafteranute,”igotthebestoldtherihese.”

    theboygavehiquickdarkglahentuedhisfacebackoutthewindow.

    ”itsnothingsosother.shetaughthiisfirstprayersatherknee,shegivehioveylifeliketheoneiruedotherofne.”

    theboyshiftedinhisseatbuthedidntlookat.shiftlet.heunfoldedhisarandputonehandonthedoorhandle.

    ”therheavenand

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