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正文 第42节 文 / [英]Neil Gaiman

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    sheeps.huayeder.”yoingtolondonabove”

    ”thatsright,”saiddoor.”.”

    huherlouststayinlondonbelobleinhervoiusent.

    ”hunter,”saiddoor,beybodyguard.”

    hunterlookedillatease.”iaourbodyguardinlondonbelogohyoutolondonabove.”

    ”butyouhaveto.”

    ”lady.iarquisknoereryouaslongasyoustayinlondonbelohoughtrichard.yes.

    ”no,”saiddoor,herpoihing”hunterhesitated,liesociallyearrassingdisease.

    ”look,hunter,”riehoughtshe,uallharhatghtbefallyou.butdonotasktofollosbehherbreasts,plantedherlegsalittleapart,andlookedforalltheunderannotgoinganyel.

    ”right,”saiddoor.”eon,richard.”aoffupthesteps.

    ”look,”saidrichard.”arquis,andthenallsetofftogether,and”door.huhefootofthestairs.

    ”ishall.”youygo,orstay,asyouwill.”

    ri.”eslightlyrepressed;theangleofherlyraised.”shesyourbodyguard,”hepoi.

    dantoeagainthen.”

    theairselfarquisprobablydidknohercurse,oreveritis,”hesaid.

    ”yes,”shesaid.”iexpecthedid.”

    ”he...”richardbegan.”therquis.e.”

    doorstopped.thestepsdeadendedinaroughbriehatratsarealittlebitveredinfur.”

    ”thenforhelpeoneelseouldhavehelpedyou”

    ”alkaboutitlater.”sheopehescrolltheearlhadgivenher,glancedoverthespideryhand.heangelus,out.easy.nothingtoit.closeyoureyes.”

    riethingaohappen.”

    hefeltabreezeagainsthisface.sothinginthequalityofthedarknessbeyondhisclosedeyelidsged.”so.”youopenyoureyesnow.”

    heopenedhiseyes.theyed,in.notjustanyoldjunkroothough:thereethingratherstrangeandspeekindofstespaething.”shereay.

    ”iayedbackhthebodyguard”saidrichard.

    doortippedherheadononesideandlookedathiravely.”and,richardyhew”

    ”nothing,”headtted.aheytuedtheer,andhesaid,”aybethe”and,atthesati,doorsaid,”**.”.r.vanderandingonplinthsoneachsideoftheaisledoheywalked.

    theyrendedriporaryartjessito:anexpaignofsystetiostiisofhisdepredationsinglass,andtherelativesofstoleheartpieageddressesselfforlooking,buthehadnotbeeuaway.

    .iledlikeasnakeoonstublao30iling.isterioegrayandcalladirebs,outontheiroerdark.”

    ”youuldcallaar,helpfully.

    .cro

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