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www.xsz.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twcaroline,y
thersfears,toldherihadahorrorofhoandwouldlongago
haveruhatistupidbut
sullen;andthatinallherexperienceofchildrenshehadneverknown
oneofsobadadispositionasne.shepreteoseare.i
ahefigtree,where
sheveryareyoudoingthere”sheasked.
”other,who
eningonherbalny;”childrenofyeknohingof
astrono.””ah,da,”crieddeisellecaroline,”hehasopened
thefaucetofthereservoir;thegardenisinuhentherewas
ageneralext.thefactysistershadased
theelvesbytuioseetheerfloasudden
spurtalloverandfrighteheochthattheyranaway
ischief
andtoldthatilied,iwasseverelypunished.worse
thanall,iypretendedloveofthestarsand
forbiddentostayinthegardenafterdark.
suchtyrannicalrestrainsintensifyapassionintheheartsof
en;childrenthinkofnothingbut
theforbiddenthing,esirresistiblyattractiveto
theiystar.uonfideinkind,i
tolditalltroublesinthatdeliciousintlehhwe
staerourfirstideas,justasonceredourfirst
terischool,istillchedthat
starhindescribabledelight,sodeepandlastihe
iressionshedawnoflife.
brothereaboyas
henoan,yfather,theidolofther,
andnsequentlythesnofthehouse.heandwell
de,andhadatutor.i,punyandevensickly,atfiveyears
ofageasdaypupiltoaschooliooingand
broughtbaightbyfathersvalet.ihasty
lunch,yschoolfelloplentyofgoodfood.this
triflingntrastbetyprivationsandtheirprosperityde
sufferdeeply.thefauspottedporkpreparedattoursandcalled
”rillettes”and”rillons”iddayal,
betheearlybreakfastandtheparentsdinner,hwasready
seat,chprizedby
ands,isseldoeenattoursonaristocratictables;if
ihadeverheardofitbeforeitoschool,icertainlyhadnever
hadthehappinessofseeingthatbroessspreadonslicesofbread
andbutter.heless,desireforthose”rillons”
thatitgreobeafixedidea,likethelongingofa
parisianduchessforthesteerswife,longings
an,shefoundanstosatisfy.childrenguesseach
othersvetousness,justasyouareabletoreadanslove,by
thelookintheeyes;nsequentlyibeadrablebuttfor
ridicule.rades,nearlyallbelongingtothelowerbeoisie,
etheir”rillons”andaskifikneadeand
heyhatineverhadany.theylicked
theirlipsastheytalkedofthecrapsofporkpressedintheirown
fatandlookinglikeokedtruffles;theyiedlunchbasket,
andfindingnothierthanolivetcheeseordriedfruits,they
plaguedhquestions:”isthatallyouhavehaveyoureally
nothingelse”speechesaderealizethediffereween
brotherandself.
thisntrastbetyoentandthehappinessofothers
herosesofybuddingyouth.the
firsttithati,stakingradesasfenerosity,put
forthhandtotakethedaintyihadsoloedandhwas
orntorpulledbackhisslice
tothegreatdelightofhisradesingthatresult.
ifnobleanddistinguishedndsare,as,capable
ofvanity,cahechildhendespisedandjeered
atundersuchatrialnyboysuedintogluttonsand
ypersecutors.theurageof
despairdefordable;butied,andthushadno
proteagainsttreachery.oneeveningasileftschooliwas
struallstoiedina
handkerchief.hevalet,heperpetrator,toldthis
tothersheexclaid:”thatdreadfulchildhewillalwaysbea
tornttous.”
findingthatiinspiredihesarepulsionthatwas
feltforbyfaly,isankintoahorribledistrustofself.a
sendfallofsnoinatingin
soul.theboysistlikedps;thisfact
rousedprideandiheldaloof.againiyself
andhadforthefeelingsyhearthe
sterofthesy
rades,ahefalyverdictasto
sulkyteer.assoonasiuldreadandythertransferred
topontlevoy,aschoolinchargeoforatoriansookboysof
ageintoaforalledthe”classofthelatinsteps”wheredull
ladshtorpidbrainstolinger.
thereireiyearsyfaly;livingthelife
ofapariah,partlyforthefollothree
franoney,asuarelysuffittobuythepens,
ink,paper,knives,andrulesosupply
ourselves.uobuystiltsorskippingropes,oranyofthe
thingsthatheplayground,iofthe
gas;togainadssiononsuffrageishouldhavehadtotoadythe
riydivisioroseagainst
eitheroftheseannesses,ostchildrenreadily
eloy.iliveduree,lostiedthought,orreadingthe
booksdistributedtousnthlybythelibrarian.hoanygriefswere
intheshadoy
edlifeigineysoreheartfeltthefirst
distributionofprizes,ofostvalued,
naly,fortheandfortranslatioherfatheor
therefororeceivethe
aidgeneralacclations,althoughthebuildingwasfilled
yrades.insteadofkissingthe
distributor,a,iburstintotearsandthreyself
onhisbrea
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