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正文 第5节 文 / Nathanael West

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    chapter5

    theystartedoutinseveralias,butsouiossiblefetiraorabitplayerlikenyotheroldstars,shehadshoit.sheranherbusinessjustasotherenrunlendinglibraries,shrehtaste.

    hegirlslivedonthepreses.youtelephonedaagirlover.theightthinkthatfiftypertisahighbrefee,butshereallyeaedeverytofit.thereaintainedabeautifulhousefirlstotothets.

    then,too,shehadtoveinthekindofsoanittedhergirlstoservieingtheprospeanbeforeservighishehadoftensaid,andtruthfully,thatsheansheherselfbeosleep.

    adistinguishedvisitorsnsidereditquitealarktoether.theyattersofuniversali,butsheinsistedondisakeabreaherculture.

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    shetotheirseats.aeinandaskedanstartedhise.iterrily,buthehadtroubleiingitfocused.

    “arie.”

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    thereaitatedarohedaysofthenickelodeon.

    “getaveon,slowpoke.”

    “syourhurryheresyourhat.”

    “getahorse”

    “getoutaunder”

    theyoungnfinallyfoundthesandthefilegan.

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    rie,the“bonne,”younggirlinatightfittingblaiddlefullofheavy,ostnoandalittlegirlrucifixonagoldaroundheeck.

    aftersoloedye.itilydesiredrie,sheonlydesiredtheyounggirl.usinghisnapkintohidehisaanpinarie,forherpart,surreptitiouslyfohechild.

    thes.sheundressedandgotintoaariehidthefatheruhebed.nosoonerhadthesoogrothanthereadehiliinteblachest.theneheladyofthehouse.she,too,settlingdoohereherknock.

    apolifranticallyrieuhedifferenthidingplaces.theily.shetiptoedtothedoorandlistened.

    “bethatoeitlecar

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