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正文 第17节 文 / [美]弗兰纳里·奥康纳

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw小说站  www.xsz.twtualyouthtothose.inotherryingtobeyoungalways.

    ”didhefindit”rubyasked.

    .jergerpausedinutehesaid,”doyouthinkhefounditdoyouthinkhefounditdoyouthinknobodyelsetoitifhehadfounditdoyouthinktherehisearthdrunkit”

    ”ihadntthought,”rubysaid.

    ”nobodythinksanyre,”.jergerplained.

    ”igottobegoing.”

    ”yes,itsbeenfound,”.jergersaid.

    ””rubyasked.

    ”ihavedrunkofit.”

    ”ogoto”sheasked.sheleanedalittleclotathattingheoseunderabuzzardswing.

    ”i,”hesaid,plaghisha.

    ”oh.”rubyvedbaybrothersho.”shegotoverthedoorsill.

    ”askyourhusbandifheknor.jergersaid,lookingatheryly.

    ”yeah,iainingsteepofsteps.”godalghty,”sheheygotdarkerandsteeperasyouup.

    bythetishehadethingelse.shehadfeltitbefore,afeost.shehadthoughttheingtoherbediatelyzolccda.itune.sheslasheditthroughandthenagainuntiltherethatuldntberegnized.sheostopoflod,ifsheevergotupthereandtalktolaveets.laveetshirdfloorresident,thesecretarytoachiropodist,andanespecialfriendofhers.

    shegotupthere,gaspingandfeelingasifherkorestandsuddenlytheflooraroundherdroppedonbothsides.theiddleoftheair,terrifiedatthedropthating.shesahedooropedistanceafourincheshigh,standinginit.

    lavee,atallstraosticalsightshehadyetseen.”thatgun”sheyelled.”thatgunthatlook”shestaggeredbacktothesofaandfellonit,herlegsrisinghigherthanherhipsandfallingdohathud.

    thefloorcauptoained,dippingalittle.haterriblestareofratioeppeddoandthenheadedforit,puttingherfeetcarefullyonebeforetheother.

    ”youshouldbeinashotssaid.”youreahowl”

    rubyreachedthechairandthenedgedherselfontoit.”shutup,”shesaidhoarsely.

    laveesatfather,andthenfellbathesofa,shakingagain.

    ”quitthat”rubyyelled.”quitthatiick.”

    laveegotupandtookt.sheleaneddoofrubyandlookedintoherfaeeyeshutasifsheingthroughakeyhole.”youaresortofpurple,”shesaid.

    ”iasick,”rubyglowered.

    laveestoodlookingatherandafterasendshefoldedherarandverypointedlystuckherstochoutaoseihatgunforit”sheasked.

    ”satonit,”rubyttered.

    laveestoodthere,sanotgoingtoogoing.”notgoing,”shebegaonodoctor,not...”

    ”hourredaogiggle.

    ”areanklesswollen”rubyasked.

    ”theylookliketheyveale,”laveesaid,throslightly.”hoheseshoes”sheasked.theyhveryhighthinheels.

    ”ithinktheyresingupthatlastflightofstairsihadtheaelike...”

    ”yououghttogoontothedoctor.”

    ”idoogotonodouttered.”iyself.ihaventdonebadatitallthisti.”

    ”isrufusatho”

    ”idontknoyselfadoylife.ikeptwhy”

    ”why”

    ”e”

    ”rufusishoyshoes.”

    rubysatupensshoes.”

    laveesatupandtookoffoheshoesandpeeredi.”nineb.”shesaid.”ibethedlikesinit.”

    ”thatrufusaintbutanenfant”rubysaid.”hedonthavetitobelookingatyourfeet.heaintgotthatkindofti.”

    ”oh,hesgotplentyofti,”laveesaid.

    ”yeah,”rubytteredandsaagaiherthatchdeader.

    ”ibelieveyouranklesareswollen,”laveesaid.

    ”yeah,”rubysaid,t.”yeah.theyfeeltightsortof.ihadtheafeelingupthosesteps,likesortofoutofbreathallover,sortoftightallover,sortofawful.”

    ”yououghttogoontothedoctor.”

    ”no.”

    ”youeverbeentoone”

    ”theyedidntdoanygood.”

    ”e”

    ”ethatuttered.

    ”way”

    ”thatachofyoursthatway.”

    ”ijustaskedyoue”

    ”itanuptheroadtoldpedontheedgeoftheberinganeasierti.

    laveebegantodoakindoficeupanddo.shetooktebadkicked

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