栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twdadertsaufinaedressstandingattheedgeofthe
terrastantlyirodetohthespeedoflightning,in
astraightlineandacrossuntry.sheheardthestrideofthe
supsuddenlyatthe
terrace,shesaidto:”oh,youhere”
thosethreee.shekreachery.oldher
herther,e.thefeeble,
indifferentvoicesofulloflife,thedullpallorofitstones
revealedasettledgrief,exhalingthebreathoffloa
topestofiy,likethosefreshetsoftheloire
eadoeinsand,hadtoitshrough
hersoul,leaviheverdureclothedthefields.
iledhorsethroughthelittlegate;helaydoy
ndaess,efored,”a
fineanil”shestoodslestishouldtrytotakeher
hand;iguessedheraning.
”ionsieurdertsaufknowyouarehere,”shesaid,leaving
.
istoodstill,nfounded,lettinghergo,gher,alwaysnoble,
sloerthanihadeverseenher;onherbrohe
yelloprintofbitterestlancholy,herheadbentlikealily
heavyhrain.
”hee”ianabouttodie.
shedidnottuorpause;shedisdaiosaythatshe
thatna,butshedidnotansay
feelpaltryandsllinthisdreadfulvaleoflifeyriadsof
hunbeingshesurfaallindeed
angthatousspaces
thebutiliationuldequalthathhi
ountinghevehe
terracesofherchateauofclochegourde,theprideaureof
thatprecationh
ghthavekilledherhadsheheardit,sheeas
soleaveallfod.ireinedlostinahought,
nsiseryonallsides.presentlyisahewhole
falyingdohtheeageessofhisage.
deleine,agazelleoufuleyes,other.
nsieurdertsaufetohind
kissedonbothcheeksgout,”felix,iknohatiowed
youlife.”
dadertsaufstoodeduringthislittle
se,underpretextofshoadeleine.
”ha,thedevilthatsenare,”criedtheunt;”adring
yourhorse”
deleiued,caupto,andikissedherhand,lookingatthe
untess,olored.
”deleineseechbetter,”isaid.
”poorlittlegirl”saidtheuntess,kissingheronherforehead.
”yes,forthetibeingtheyareallheunt.
”except,felix;iasbatteredasanoldtotofall.”
”thegeneralisstilldepressed,”irerkedtodadertsauf.
””she
replied.
theyohevineyardhthefeelingthat
soseriouseventhadhappened.shehadnoe.
still,i.
”butaboutyourhorseheatteo”saidtheunt.
”youseeiaand,”
rerkedtheuntess.
”etodothings,anda
tinottodothe”
”i,”isaid,findingthissreeting
intolerable.”selfygroobr >
isingbytheachfrohinon;hedown.”
”isupposeyrland,”shesaid.
”thatisefro”rerkedtheunt,whogrew
cheerfulinproportionashiseddepressed.herldnessgave
hinopportunitytoopposeher,andheoveredh
friendliness.
”dearfelix,”hesaid,takinghand,andpressingit
affeadadertsauf;enareso
sical.butitisootheirheyothavethe
evennessofteeroourstrengthofcharacter.shereally
lovesyou,ikno;only”
ovedaway
frossoastoleaveusalone.
”felix,”saidtheunt,inalohisas
noothehousehhertknois
goingonisaufsnd,butforthelastsixweeksher
dispositionhaspletelyged.she,sogentle,sodevoted
hitherto,isnoraordinarilypeevish.”
tetoldlaterthattheuntesshadfallenintoastateof
depressionadeherindifferenttotheuntsprovocations.no
longerfindingasoftsubstanhisarrows,
thenbecaasuneasyasachildhepooriis
torntingceasestove.henoan
needsahelper.
”trytoquestiosauf,”hesaidafterapause,”andfind
outatter.aanalherhusband;
butperhapssheellyoutroublesher.irifice
everythingtokeherhappy,eventohalfreiningdaysorhalf
fortune.sheisnecessarytoverylife.ifihavenotthatangel
atsideasigroosten.ido
desiretodieeasy.tellherishallnotbeherelongtotroubleher.
yes,felix,poorfriend,iaoingfast,ikno.ihidethe
fataltruthfroveryone;beforehandthe
troubleisintheorifiach,friend.ihaveatlast
disveredthetrueysensibilitythat
iskilling.indeed,allourfeelingsaffectthegastritre.”
”thendoyouan,”isaid,sling,”thatthebestheartedpeopledie
oftheirstochs”
”dontlaugh,felix;nothingisreabsolutelytrue.tookeena
sensibilityinpathetierve;these
exuusrahestoa
stateofnstantirritation.ifthisstatentidera
firstinsensibly,thedigestivefuns;thesecretionsge,the
appetiteisiaired,andthedigestionbeescapricious;sharp
pai;theygroorefrequent;then
thedisorderestoacrisis,asifaslohe
alintaryal;theusrahis,thevalveofthe
pylorusbeesinduratedandforascirrhus,ofhepatient
dies.ydearfriend.theinduration
isproyyelloy
feverisheyes,exc
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