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正文 第24节 文 / Nathanael West

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    ont,thedirectorbaddecidednottouseanyvivandières.

    tohissurprise,shegreetedhiriendliness.heless,hetriedtoapologizeforhisbehaviorinthefuneralparlor.hehadhardlystartedbeforesheinterruptedhisheangry,butgratefulforhislectureonvenerealdisease.ithadbroughthertohersenses.

    shehadstillanothersurpriseforhisheersisonshouse.thearraerhadagreedtoboardanddressheruntilshebecaastar.theybackakeitabsolutelylegal,theyohavealaract.

    shepressedtodforanopinionandhesaiditandinvitedhiodinnerforthenight.

    aftershehadgone,heer.hethoughtitghtstraightenhiut.hefooledhielfintobelievingthisage,asthoughanrbloalleabilityhordid.

    hentiokethisstake.fayeseedveryhappy,talkingaboutchargeatsandstupidsalesclerks.horhadafloedatherntinually.

    aftertheyhadeaten,erselvesallday.shesaidthattheylivedquietlyandthatsheent.allsheerdidthehousepletely.horlikedtodohouselethergointothekitbecauseofherhands.

    “proteghisi,”todsaid.

    “yes,”sherepliedseriously,“theyhavetobebeautiful.”theyhadbreakfastaroundten,sheerbroughtittoherinbed.hetookahousekeepinggazineandfixedthetraylikethepierfinishedforher,ashecaoutofthekit.

    fayelaughedandexadetodtakethedeckchaironanuptuedecrate.

    ifhehadbeenightbeliving.heer.butthenthereerhadanineandlivedinahouse,.

    thehappygrinonhorsfaself.heerble,gratefulnonuchhigherplane.

    “atter”horaskedsoftly,layingoneofhisheavyhandsontodsknee.

    “nothing.why”

    todvedsothatthehandslippedoff.

    “youakingfaces.”

    “iething.”

    “oh,”horsaidsyathetically.

    toduldaskinganuglyquestion.

    “arried”

    horlookedhurt.

    “didntfayetellaboutus”

    “yes,sortof.”

    “itsabusinessarra.”

    “yes”

    toketodbelieveit,hepouredoutalong,disjointedargunt,theohaveusedonhielf.heevehattheyustsuent.didtodknowagoodlawyer

    itearealone,painfullyinsistent,iftodsled.hefrooo.

    “ustseealahisweekandhavepapersdrawnup.”

    hiseageess,butdidntknoblingforansanshoutingfrohebehindthegarage.

    “adoreadore”

    shehadahighsopranovoice,veryclearandpure.

    “e,”todsaid,gladtogethesubject

    “ybeitsafner,”horsaid.

    theanaroundtheerofthegarage.shepandveryari.

    “haveyouseenlittleboy”sheasked,kiureofhelplessness.“adoressuchawanderer.”

    horsurprisedtodbystandingupandslingatthean.fayehadcertainlyhelpedhistidity.

    “isyoursonlost”horsaid.

    “oh,nojusthidingtotease.”

    sheheldoutherhand.

    “ybelleloos.”

    “gladtoknoaaiorsisonandthisis.hackett.”

    todalsoshookhandshher.

    “haveyoubeenlivingherelong”sheasked.“no.ivejustefroheeast,”horsaid.

    “oh,haveyouivebeenhereeversinispassedonsixyearsago.inoldsettler.”

    “youlikeitthen”todasked.

    “likeightnotlikeit.“saparadiseoh”

    “yes,”hravely.

    “andanyon,“ihavetolivehereonatofadore.”

    “ishesick”

    “oh,no.onathebiggestlittleattrainhollywood.”

    shespokesovehentlythathorflinched.

    “hesinthevies”todasked.

    “illsay,”shesnapped.

    hortriedtoplacateher,

    “thatsverynice.”

    “ifit,”shesaidbitterly,“hedbeastar.itainttalent.itspull.plegotthatheaintgot”

    “uled.

    sheighisaafearfulbellow.

    “adoreadore”

    todhadseenherkindarouudio.sheyofencastingofficetocastingoffidsitforhours,ont

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