栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.tw”god,yght,etoso.”
vansystensexeerher,asifitethatthissvinhisears.
anofficereanination.
”andhdoyousupportyourassertionthatyouaretherealoheblacktulip”
”plefayhavingplantedandgroyober.”
”inyourchaerwhereber”
”atloeein.”
”youarefrooeein”
”iahedaughterofthejailerofthefortress.”
thepri,asbeow.”
and,alltheoreattentionthanhehadbefore.
”andyouarefondoffloynheervansystens.
”yes,sir.”
”thenyouareanexperiencedflorist,idaresay”
rosahesitatedant;thenefrohedepthofherheart,shesaid,
”gentlen,iapeakingtonofhonor.”
thereultaneouslybyanaffirtiveventoftheirheads.
”notanexperienonlyapirl,ohepeople,onthsago,kneyself.”
”butbyelse”
”byapoorprisonerofloeein.”
”byaprisonerofloeeiedtheprince.
thetoneofhisvoicestartledrosa,before.
”byaprisonerofstate,then,”ntiheprince,”astherearehere.”
havingsaidthishebegantoreadagain,atleastinappearance.
”yes,”saidrosa,hafalteringvoice,”yes,byaprisonerofstate.”
vansystenstreledasheheardsuadeinthepresenceofsuess.
”ntinue,”saiddryly,tothepresidentofthehorticulturalsociety.
”ah,sir,”saidrosa,addressingthepersohoughttobeherrealjudge,”iaoingtoinateselfveryseriously.”
”entatloeein.”
”alassir.”
”andfroyoutookadvantageofyourposition,asdaughterofthejailer,tonicatehaprisonerofstateaboutthecultivationofflowers.”
”soitis,sir,”rosarredindisy;”yes,iaoundtonfess,isaeveryday.”
”unfortunategirl”exclaidvansystens.
theprince,thefrightofrosaandthepallorofthepresident,raisedhishead,andsaid,inhisclearanddecidedtone,
”thiseersofthehorticulturalsociety;theyhavetojudgeontheblacktulip,andhavenognizaakeofpoliticaloffences.goon,youngan,goon.”
vansystens,byansofaneloquentglahetulip,histhankstothehehorticulturalsociety.
rosa,reassuredbythissortofenuragentonths,allthatshehaddone,andallthatshehadsuffered.shedescribedthecrueltyofgryphus;thedestruofthefirstbulb;thegriefoftheprisoheprecautionstakentoihesuccessofthesendbulb;thepatieheprisonerandhisayduringtheirseparation;hoselfbecausehehadnolongeranyneagain;and,lastly,theirdespaireintofloolenjustonehourafterithadopened.
allthispassibleenoftheprince,didnotfailtotakeeffevansystens.
”but,”saidthepriotbelongsinceyoukheprisoner.”
rosaopenedherlargeeyesandlookedatthestrahedarker,asifheoescapeherobservation.
”.
”beonthssihejailergryphusandhisdaughterovedtoloeein.”
”thatistrue,sir.”
”otherusthavesolithehaguetoloeein.”
”sir,”saidrosa,blushing.
”finish.
”infessikneheprisohehague.”
”happyprisoner”said,sling.
atthisnttheofficerhehadbeechhhistulip.
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thethirdbulb
boxtelsretuofnheervansystens,folloen,heirpreciousburdenanddepositeditonatable.
theprined,lefttheiredthefloedhisseatinthedarker,selfplacedhischair.
rosa,treling,paleandterrified,expectedtobeinvitedioseethetulip.
shenohevoiceofboxtel.
”itishe”sheexclaid.
theprincedeherasigntogoandlohtheopendoorintothedra.
”itistulip,”ypoorelius”
andsayingthissheburstintotears.
theprinhisseat,etihthefulllightfallinguponhisfigure.
asrosaseyesno,shefeltrethanevernvihatthiseshehadseeranger.
”sterboxtel,”saidtheprince,”einhere,ifyouplease.”
boxteleagerlyapproached,and,findinghielffacetofacee,startedback.
”hishighness”hecalledout.
”hishighness”rosarepeatedindisy.
hearingthisexclationonhisleft,boxteltuedround,andperceivedrosa.
atthissighttheeofthethiefshookasifuheinfluenceofagalvanicshock.
”ah”tteredtheprinself,”heisnfused.”
butboxtel,kingaviolentefforttontrolhisfeelings,selfagain.
”sterboxtel,”said,”youseeohavedisveredthesecretofgroheblacktulip”
”yes,yhness,”ansenfusion.
itistruehisagitationghthavebeenattributabletotheetionansthavefeltonsuddenlyregnisingtheprince.
”but,”
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