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正文 第27节 文 / [英]乔治·奥威尔

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    theresnotelesurring.

    ah,saidtheoldn,ineverhadohosethings.tooexpensive.andineverseedtofeeltheneedofit,sohohatsaelegtableihere.thoughofurseyoudhavetoputneifyouedtousetheflaps.

    thereallbookcaseiherer,ahersideofthefireplace,oppositethebed.

    erestedinoldprintsatallhebegandelicately.

    eaihepionts.itseedvaguelyfaliar,thoughhedidhestatue.

    thefrasfixedtothean,butiuldunscreforyou,idaresay.

    iknoiddleofthestreetoutsidethepalaceofjustice.

    thatsright.outsidethelabedinoh,nyyearsago.ite,stethingslightlyridions,saythebellsofstts

    sthatsaidon.

    esandlens,saythebellsofstsdoesofchurches.allthelondonchurchesalltheprincipalohatis.

    pressive,ifitatiperiodarbooks.statues,inserialstohenasofstreetsanythingthatghtthroaticallyaltered.

    ineverknehadbeenachurch,hesaid.

    theresalotoftheeft,really,saidtheoldn,thoughtheyvebeenputtootheruses.noegoahivegotit

    ”esandlens,saythebellsofstts,

    youoethreefarthings,saythebellsofstrtins

    ”there,noallpperin,lookedsothinglikeat.

    inssaidon.

    strtinsthatsstillstanding.itsinvictorysquare,alongsidethepicturegallery.abuildinghakindularpordpillarsinfront,andabigflightofsteps.

    usedfandadisplaysofvariouskindssbsandfloatingfortresses,yatrocities,andthelike.

    strtinsinthefieldsitusedtobean,thoughidontrelleyfieldsanyhoseparts.

    e,ue.buthelingeredforsonutesre,talkingtotheoldn,e,hedisvered,ighthavegatheredfroheinsred,ehehadbeenintendingtoaltertheheeeredrhykeptrunningthroughonssaythebellsofstartinsiteoneghostlysteepleafteranotherheseedtoheartheealingforth.yetsofarasheuldreerhehadneverinreallifeheardchurchbellsringing.

    hegotarennthestreetbeforesteppingoutofthedoor.hehadalreadydeuphisndthatafterasuitableintervalanth,sayheoredangerousthanshirkinganeveningatthetre.theseriouspieceoffollyhadbeentoebackhereinthefirstplace,afterbuyingthediaryandhoutkheproprietoroftheshopuldbetrusted.however

    yes,hethoughtagain,heebae,andrery.eventhelunatiupstairsflashedntarilythroughhisndagain.forperhapsfiveseatiouingtoanirovisedtune

    esandlens,saythebellsofstts,youoethreefarthings,saythe

    suddenlyhisheartseedtotutoietresathefidepart

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