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www.192.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twoftheseatbythatnurse.
shesaqueerlookinggirl,hethought,suddenlyreeringelizabeth
assheandstoodbyherther.grroerather;abere
thaeen.probablyshedoesony
elizabeth”thatsortofthing“hereselizabeth”
silytryingtokeout,likestthers,thatthingsare
theyrenot.shetruststoheruch,hethought.sheoverdoes
it.
theriignantcigarskeeddiedollydohroat;hepuffed
itoutagaininringsont;blue,
circularishalltryaahelizabethtonight,he
thoughttheolassshapesandtaperaway;
oddshapestheytake,hethought.suddenlyheclosedhiseyes,raised
hishandhaneffort,andthreheheavyendofhiscigar.
agreatbrushsoothaind,soving
branches,childrensvoices,theshuffleoffeet,andpeoplepassing,
andhuingtraffic,risingandfallingtraffic.down,downhesank
intotheplusahersofsleep,sank,anduffledover.
thegreynurseresudherknittingaspeterhehotseat
besideher,begansn.inhergreydress,vingherhands
iigablyyetquietly,sheseedlikethechaionoftherights
ofsleepers,likeohosespectralpresences
inadeofskyandbrahesolitarytraveller,haunterof
lanes,disturberoffes,aatreatheockplants,
lookingup,suddehegiantfigureattheendoftheride.
bys
ofextraordiation.nothisoutsideusexceptastate
ofhinks;adesireforsolaething
outsidetheseserablepiges,thesefeeble,theseugly,thesecraven
nanden.butifheesortshe
exists,hethinks,andadvangdohepathhhiseyesuponsky
andbra
hoe;hoajestically,asthebreezestirsthethey
dispenseprehension,
absolution,andthen,flingingtheelvessuddenlyaloft,nfoundthe
pietyoftheiraspecthaarouse.
sucharethevisionsupiasfulloffruitto
thesolitarytraveller,orrrinhisearlikesirenslollopingaway
onthegreenseaelikebunchesofroses,
orrisetothesurfacelikepalefaflouhrough
floodstoerace.
sucharethevisionsup,pacebeside,puttheir
fafrontof,theactualthing;oftenoverpohesolitary
travellerandtakingahiheseheearth,thewish
toretu,andgivinghiorsubstituteageneralpeace,asifso
hethinksasheadvancesdoheforestrideallthisfeverofliving
pliergedinohing;and
thisfigure,deofskyandbranchesasitis,hadrisenfrohe
troubledseaheiselderly,pastfiftynoightbesucked
upoutofthehergnifithandspassion,
prehension,absolution.so,hethinks,yinevergobacktothe
lalight;tothesittingrooneverfinishbook;neverknockout
pipe;neverringfors.tuertoclearaewalk
straightontothisgreatfigure,hatossofherhead,
untorearsabloonothiherest.
sucharethevisions.thesolitarytravellerissoonbeyondthewood;
andthere,ingtothedoorhshadedeyes,possiblytolookfor
hisretu,hhandsraised,heapronblowing,isanelderly
anssopoitytoseek,overadesert,
alostson;tosearchforariderdestroyed;tobethefigureofthe
therhebattlesoftheworld.so,
asthesolitarytravelleradvancesdohevillagestreethe
enstandknittingandthendiginthegarden,theeveningsee
onous;thefiguresstill;asifsoaugustfate,kno,
aintoplete
annihilation.
indordinarythings,thecupboard,thetable,thewindowsill
s,suddenlytheoutlihelandlady,bendingto
revetheh
onlytherelleanntabrace.
shetakestherlade;sheshutsitinthecupboard.
“thereisnothionight,sir”
buttodoesthesolitarytravellerkereply
sotheelderlytedoverthesleepingbabyispark.
sopeterwalshsnored.
heesuddenness,sayingtohielf,“thedeathofthe
soul.”
“lord,lord”hesaidtohielfoutloud,stretgandopeninghis
eyes.“thedeathofthesoul.”theselvestoso
serootosopasthehadbeendreangof.itbeca
,thepasthehadbeendreangof.
itr,earlyintheniies,whenhewasso
passionatelyinloveanypeoplethere,
laughingandtalking,sittingroundatableafterteaandtherooas
bathedinyellooke.theyalking
aboutanarriedhishouseid,oheneighb
squires,hehadfottenhisna.hehadrriedhishouseid,and
shehadbeenbroughttobourtontocallanaithadbeen.
sheoo,”clarissahadsaid,
itatingher,andsheoppedtalking.onandonshe,on
andon.clarissaitatedher.thensobodysaidsallysetonit
akeanyrealdiffereoonesfeelingstoknohatbefore
theydrriedshehadhadababyinthosedays,inxedpany,
ithingtosay.heuldseeclarissanouingbright
pink;sohorag;andsaying,“oh,ishallneverbeableto
speaktaitingroundthe
teatableseedtofortable.
hehadntbladherforndi,sihosedaysagirl
broughtupassheahatannoyed
hitid;hard;sothingarrogant;unigina
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