栗子小说 m.lizi.tw台湾小说网
www.192.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twaan
ething
tothepoli,andjerkedhishead
aheoibustothesideandthecarpassedthrough.slowly
andverysilentlyittookitsway.
clarissaguessed;clarissakhinge,
gianshand,adisscribedha
na,thequeens,theprininistersh,
byforceofitsore,butitshroughclarissasahe
ongdelabras,glittering
stars,breastsstiffhoakleaves,hughbreadandallhis
lleagues,thegentlenofengland,thatnightinbughaalace.
andclarissa,too,gaveaparty.shestiffenedalittle;soshewould
standatthetopofherstairs.
thecarhadgoithadleftaslightripplehrough
gloveshopsandhatshopsandtailorsshopsonbothsidesofbondstreet.
forthirtysendsallheadseothewindow.
choosingapairofglovesshouldtheybetotheelboon
orpalegreyladiesstopped;ething
hadhappened.sothingsotriflinginsiahatno
thetiittingshoa,
uldregisterthevibratioinitsfulnessratherfordableand
initsional;forinallthehatshopsandtailors
shopsstrangerslookedateachotherandthoughtofthedead;ofthe
flag;ofeire.inapublichouseinabackstreetalonialinsulted
thehouseofwindsorowords,brokenbeerglasses,anda
generalshindy,rangelyacrosstheheearsirlsbuyingeunderlihreadedhpureeribbonfortheir
hesurfaceagitationofthepassingcarasitsunkgrazed
sothingveryprofound.
glidingacrosspiccadilly,thecartueddoessstreet.tall
n,nofrobustphysique,eailats
andtheireslipsandtheirhairrakedbackwho,forreasons
diffiinate,andingintheboindowofbrookss
htheirhandsbehiailsoftheirats,lookingout,perceived
instinctivelythatgreatnesshepalelightofthe
iortalpresenasithadfallenuponclarissadalloway.
atoheirhands,andseed
readytoattendtheirsn,ifneedbe,totheouth,
astheiran.theebustsale
tablesinthebackgroundveredhpiesofthetatlerandsyphons
ofsodaedtoapprove;seedtoindicatethefloo
andthenorhousesofengland;andtoretuthefrailhufthe
torheuasinglevoice
expandedanddesonorousbytheghtofahedral.shawled
llprattenthedearboywell
itheprinceofainandossedtheprice
ofapotofbeerabureetoutofsheer
lightheartednessaofpovertyhadshehe
nstableseyeuponher,disuraginganoldirishansloyalty.
thesest.jasssaluted;queenalexandraspoli
approved.
asllcroeanpalace.
listlessly,yetly,poorpeopleallofthetheyed;
lookedatthepalaceitselfhtheflagflying;atvictoria,billowing
onherund,adredhershelvesofrunnings;
sifrohetorcarsinthellfirstthisohenthat;
bestootion,vainly,uponnersoutforadrive;recalledtheir
tributetokeepituhiscarpassedandthat;andallthe
tiletruuracculateintheirveinsandthrilltheheir
thighsatthethoughtofroyaltylookingatthethequeenbowing;
theprincesaluting;atthethoughtoftheheavenlylifedivinely
bestoheequerriesanddeepcurtsies;ofthequeens
olddollshouse;ofprinan,andthe
priheprinceookheysaid,afteroldking
educhslier.theprincelivedatst.jass;
butheghtealongiovisithisther.
sosarahbletchleysaids,tippingherfoot
upanddoli,butkeeping
hereyesonthell,ilyatesrangedoverthepaladows
andthoughtofthehouseids,theinnurablehouseids,thebedroo,
theinnurablebedroo.joinedbyanelderlygentlenhan
aberdeenterrier,bynhoutoccupation,thecroreased.
little.bosinthealbanyandhwax
overthedeepersourcesoflifebutuldbeunsealedsuddenly,
inappropriately,sentintally,bythissortofthingpooren
en,lechildren,
orphautactuallyhadtearsinhiseyes.a
breezeflauntingeversolydoallthroughthethintrees,
pastthebronzeheroes,liftedsoflagflyingiishbreast
of.boall
ahighastheothersof
piipress,andstoodveryupright.thecar.
suddenlys.ateslookedupintothesky.thesoundofanaeroplane
boredonouslyintotheearsofthegover
thetrees,lettingoutokefroehind,ed,
actuallyethingkiersintheskyeveryonelooked
up.
droppingdeaddoheaeroplanesoaredstraightup,curvedinaloop,
raced,sank,rose,adid,,outfluttered
behinditathickruffledbarofokehed
upontheskyiers.butlettersae,thenan
lonlyforantdidtheyliestill;thentheyvedandlted
andupinthesky,andtheaeroplafurtheraway
andagain,inafreshspaceofsky,beganingak,ane,ayperhaps
“glaxo,”saids.atesinastrained,arivoice,gazing
straightup,andherbaby,lyingstiffands,gazed
straightup.
“kree,”rreds.bletchley,likeasleephhishat
heldoutperfectlystillinhishand,.bhtup.
alldoallpeopleandingandlookingupin
...