流动的盛宴(英文版)
作者:[美]海明威
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    aveablefeast

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    firstpublishedin1964

    frontspiece:

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    folloingwaydiedin1961.

    alsobyeesthengway:

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    2sssteininstructs

    3unegeionperdue”

    4shakespeareandpany

    5peopleoftheseine

    6afalsespring

    7theendofanavocation

    8hungeripline

    9forddoxfordandthedevilsdisciple

    10birthofanehool

    11e

    12ezrapoundandhisbelesprit

    13astrangeenoughending

    14thenarkedfordeath

    15evanshipnatthelilas

    16aofevil

    17sttfitzgerald

    18hashare

    19atterofasurents

    20thereisneveraoparis

    ifyouareluan,thenwhereveryougofor

    therestofyourlife,itstaysoveablefeast.

    eesthengoafriend,1950

    eeststartednof1957,,

    idaho,iospainthereinapril,

    1959,andbroughtitbalatethatfall.he

    fihebookinthespringof1960incuba,afterhavingputitasidetoeanother

    book,thedangeroussuer,abouttheviolentrivalrybetonioordonezand

    luisgueldonguininthebullringsofspainin1959.hedesorevisionsof

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    askedtoeagainto27ruedefleurus.

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    reaboutthespeoplethanaspaintersaalkedaboutherwork.sheshowed

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    etoreadafterihadten.ifyoukeptthinkingaboutit,

    youhethingthatyouingbeforeyouuldgoonhitthe

    day.itogetexercise,tobetiredinthebody,andito

    keloveyouloved.thatterthananything.butafterwards,when

    youpty,itoreadiothinkoryourwork

    untilyouulddoitagain.ihadleaedalreadyoetytheying,

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    itrefillatnightfrohespringsthatfedit.

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    likedsoofhisshortstoriesverych.theyplyetis

    beautifullytenandheknehepeopleheingaboutandcareddeeplyfor

    thesssteindidnotasaperson.

    abouthisnovelsiaskedher.shedidnottotalkaboutandersons

    orethanshealkaboutjoyce.ifyhtupjoycete,you

    entioningonegeneralfavourablytoanother

    general.youleaednottodoitthefirsttiyoudethestake.youuldalways

    ntionageneral,though,thatthegeneralyoualkingtohadbeaten.thegeneral

    youalkingtohebeatengeneralgreatlyandgohappilyiailon

    ho.

    andersonsstoriesakehappyion.iotell

    sssteinhelypoorhishisoobecause

    itostloyalsupporters.alled

    darklaughter,soterriblybad,sillyandaffecritigit

    inaparody,sssteiofher

    apparatus.butforalongtibeforethatsheangry.she,herself,begantopraise

    shererhehadcrackedupasaer.thetorrents.

    sheezrapoundbecausehehadsatdoall,fragile

    and,doubtless,unfortablechair,thatitisquitepossiblehehadbeengivenonpurpose,

    andhadeithercrackedorbrokenit.thathepoetaleandgenerous

    nanduldhaveaselfinanorlsizechairnsidered.

    thereasonsforherdislikeofezra,skilfullyandliciouslyput,edyears

    later.

    itebackfroanadaandedes

    chasandsssteinandiadethererk

    aboutthelostgeion.shehadsoignitiontroubleodeltfordshe

    thendroveandtheyoungnhegarageandhadservediyear

    ofthebee,orperhapshadnotbrokenthepriorityofothervehicles,in

    repairingsssteinsford.anybeenserieuxandhadbeeed

    severelybythepatronofthegarageaftersssteinsprotest.thepatronhadsaidtohi

    youareallageionperdue.

    thatsisssteinsaid.allofyouyoung

    peoplehegeion.

    reallyisaid.

    youare,sheinsisted.youhavenorespectforanything.youdrinkyourselvesto

    death...

    eikiasked.

    ofursenot.

    haveyoueverseendrunk

    no.butyourfriendsaredrunk.

    ivebeendrunk,isaid.butidonteheredrunk.

    ofursenot.ididntsaythat.

    theboyspatronoing,isaid.

    thatsakessuchlovelyphrases.

    duee,hengisssteinsaid.itdoesnogoodatall.youreall

    alostgeiolyasthegaragekeepersaid.

    lateryfirstriedtobalanthe

    garagekeeperecclesiastes.butthatnighteithoughtabout

    theboyinthegarageandifhehadeverbeenhauledihosevehicleshey

    bulances.ireeredhoheyusedtobuouttheirbrakes

    goingdoountainroadshafullloadofwoundedandbrakinginlowand

    finallyusingthereverse,andhoountaiy,

    sotheyuldbereplacedbybigfiatsetaltotalbrakes.i

    thoughtofsssteinandsherandntallazinessversus

    disciplineandithoughtgeionthenasitingupto

    thearshalneyhhis

    sandtheshadohetreesonthebronze,andhealohereandnobody

    behindhindadeoferloo,ithoughtthatallgeionswere

    lostbysothingandaloppedatthelilasto

    keepthestatuepanyanddrankaldbeerbefoinghototheflatoverthe

    saeeringhoany

    daysneyhadfought,personally,shat

    napoleonhadriddenaintheachhcaulainurt,ithoughtofa

    andaffeisssteinhadbeenandhoifullyshehadspokenof

    apollinaireandofhisdeathonthedayofthearsti1918htheg

    abasguillauandapollinaire,inhisdeliriuthinkingthey,

    andithought,iybesttoserveherandseeshegetsjusticefoodwork

    shehaddoneaslongasiegodandkeney.butthehellhherlostgeion

    talkandallthedirty,easylabels.eandintotheurtyardand

    upstairsandsayysonandhishappyandafirein

    thefireplace,isaidtorudeisniyway.

    ofurse,tatie.

    butshedoestalkalotofrotsotis.

    ineverhearher,ae.

    4shakespeareandpany

    inthosedaysthereoobuybooks.iborrotherentallibrary

    ofshakespeareandpany,helibraryandbookstoreofsylviabeachat12

    ruedelodeon.onald,cheerfulplacehabig

    stoveiablesandshelvesofbooks,neheographs

    ontheousersbothdeadandliving.thephotographsalllookedlike

    snapshotsahedeaderslookedasthoughtheyhadreallybeenalive.sylvia

    hadalively,sharplysals

    andasgayasayounggirls,andherfine

    foreheadandcutthickbelothelihellarofthebro

    jacketshetylegsandsheerested,andloved

    tokejokesandgossip.noohatieverknee.

    ioney

    ontojoiallibrary.shetoldiuldpaythedepositanytiihadthe

    neyaacardandsaidiuldtakea

    ...
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    theree.shedidnotkheaddressihad

    givenher,74ruecardinalleine,uldnothavebeenapooreroshewas

    delightfulandgandingandbehindher,ashighastheretg

    outintothebaotheiofthebuilding,wereshelvesand

    shelvesofthehofthelibrary.

    istartedesofasportschesandan

    earlybookofd.h.laetotake

    rebooksified.ichosethenstateditionofhe

    galerandotherstoriesbydostoevsky.

    youbebackverysoonifyoureadallthat,sylviasaid.

    illbebaeheflat.

    ididntanthat,shesaid.youpaysnve.

    einiasked.

    ifheesin,itsusuallyverylateieoon,shesaid.haventyouever

    seenhibr >

    atchaudseatingily,isaid.butitsnotpoliteto

    lookatpeopleichaudsisexpensive.

    doyoueatatho

    stlynoook.

    therearentaaurantsinyouriediatequarter,arethere

    no.howdidyouknow

    larbaudlivedthere,shesaid.helikeditverychexceptforthat.

    thegoodcheapplacetoeatisoverbythepantheon.

    idontknoe.youandyourustesoti.

    uch.

    dooofast,shesaid.

    hointheruecardinalleithathadnohoterandno

    ioiletfacilitiesexceptanaainer,notunfortabletoanyonewho

    attressandspringsfora

    fortablebedonthefloor,andpicturesheheerful,gay

    flat.thereytheeihad

    found.

    buttatie,youstgobythisafteoonandpay,shesaid.

    sureihgo.andthenheriverandalong

    thequais.

    letsheruedeseineandlookinallthegalleriesandinthewindowsof

    theshops.

    sure.anene

    knowanyoneandnobodyknowsusandhaveadrink.

    efeto

    paythelibrary.ehoahereandealanddrink

    beaunefroheoperativeyouseerightoutoftheherehthepriceof

    thebeauheakelove.

    andeachother.no.never.

    alovelyafteoonandevening.noterhavelunch.

    ieryhungry,isaid.ie.

    hogo,tatie

    ithinkallright.ihopeso.dotleradishes,andgood

    foiedeveauashedpotatoesandanendivesalad.appletart.

    andohaveallthebooksintheoreadandrips

    .hatbehosure.

    doesshehavehenryjastoosure.

    ,shesaid.hatyoufoundtheplace.werealky,isaidand

    likeafoolididnotknoentto

    knotoo.

    5peopleoftheseine

    thereaopoftheruecardinal

    leiheshortesthtdohestreetbutiteepanditbrought

    youout,afteryouhittheflatpartandcrossedthebusytraffifthebeginningofthe

    boulevardstgerin,ontoadullparthereretchofriver

    bankarketbut

    entoftaxesand

    theoutsideasalitarydepotoraprisonca.

    acrossthebranchoftheseineheilestlouishthenarroreetsandthe

    old,tall,beautifulhouses,andyouuldgooverthereoryouuldtuleftandwalk

    alongthequaiseandiledelacite

    oppositeasyouwalked.

    inthebookstallsalongthequaisyouuldsotisfindaribooksthathad

    justbeenpublishedforsaleverycheap.theteauranthadafes

    abovetherestaurantthattheyrehosedays,givingthepeopleherea

    disuntiaurant,andifthepeoplehereleftanybooksbehindthere

    bresoldthendyou

    uldbuytheroheproprietressforaveryfes.shehadnonfiden

    booksostnothingfortheandsoldtheoraslland

    quickprofit.

    aretheyanygoodsheaskedafterefriends.

    sotisoneis.

    hoell

    itell.

    butstillitisafaling.andhoanypeoplereadenglish

    savetheoralookthever.

    no.itsavetheyoudontpassregularly.youstayae.i

    havetosellthessoonasiooelliftheyarehless.iftheytuoutto

    be.

    hoellavaluablefrenchbookfirsttherearethepictures.thenitisa

    questionofthequalityofthepictures.thenitisthebinding.ifabookisgood,theowner

    boundproperly.allbooksinenglisharebound,butboundbadly.thereisno

    .

    afterthatbookstallhetentthereeri

    andenglishbooksuntilthequaidesgrandsaugustins.therethereon

    tobeyondthequaivoltairethatsoldbookstheyboughtfroloyeesoftheleftbank

    hotelsandespeciallythehotelvoltaire,ost.one

    dayiaskedanotheranstallkeeperiheownerseversold

    thebooks.

    no,shesaid.theyareallthroisheyhavenovalue.

    friendsgivetheotheoreados.doubtless,shesaid.theyst

    leavenyos.theydo,isaid.thelihendbindsthendthey

    beetheshipslibraries.

    thatsintelligent,shesaid.atleasttheyareproperlyboundthen.nowabooklike

    thatwouldhavevalue.

    ihequaisryingtothink

    sothingout.itethingorseeing

    peopledoingsothingthatt

    ...
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    pontneufherehestatueofhenriquatre,theislandendedinapointlikethe

    sharpboallparkattheersedgehfinuttrees,

    hugeandspreading,andinthecurrentsandbackadeflo,

    thereplacestofish.youdoairotheparkandched

    thefishernthereanduhegreatbridge.thegoodspotstofishgedhthe

    heightoftheriverandthefishernusedlong,jointed,epolesbutfishedhvery

    fineleadersandlightgearandquillfloatsandexpertlybaitedthepieceoferthatthey

    fished.theyalefish,andoftentheydeexcellentcatchesofthedacelike

    fishthata

    plateful.theypandsfleshedhafinerflavourthanfreshsardineseven,

    andbonesandall.

    ohebestplaanopenairrestaurantbuiltoutoverthe

    riveratbasudononeyforatripaour

    quarter.itiraculeuseandhadasple

    ofscadet.itaupassantstoryhthevieheriveras

    sisleyhadpai.youdidnothavetogothatfartoeatgoujon.youuldgetavery

    goodfritureontheilestlouis.

    ikneenhefruitfulpartsoftheseihehe

    stlouisandtheplaes,iftheday,iwouldbuy

    alitreofesausageandsitinthesunandreadoneof

    thebooksihadboughtandchthefishing.

    travelenfishingintheseihoughtheyrazy

    andnevercaughtanything;butitostofthe

    fishernenallpensions,heydidnotknohenwould

    beeenheirdaysorhalfdays

    offfrointothe

    seine,ahersideofparis,butthereself.ididnot

    fishbeyofishinspain.

    thentooineverknehroughobe

    aeinvolvedinthefishingesand

    itsslacktis.butifollocloselyaingandgoodtokno,

    anditaladehappythatthereenfishingiyitself,havingsound,

    seriousfishingandtakiheirfalies.

    enandthelifeontheriver,thebeautifulbargeshtheirownlife

    onboard,thetugsokestacksthatfoldedbacktopassuhebridges,

    pullingatosoonebanksoftheriver,theplareesand

    insoplacesthepoplars,iuldneverbelonelyalongtheriver.anytreesin

    thecity,youuldseethespringingeachdayuntilanightofwindwould

    bringitsuddenlyinoneing.sotistheheavyldrainsitbackso

    thatitthatiteandthatyouofyour

    life.thiseinparisbecauseitural.youexpectedto

    besadinthefall.partofyoudiedeachyearthetreesandtheir

    braheheld,rylight.butyoukneherewould

    alhespring,asyoukneherivereritwasfro2en.when

    theldraionandkilledthespring,ithoughayoungpersonhaddiedfor

    noreason.

    inthosedays,though,thespringalefinallybutiteningthatit

    hadnearlyfailed.

    6afalsespring

    e,eventhefalsespring,theresexceptobe

    happiest.theonlythingthatuldspoiladay

    kinges,eaits.peopleitersof

    happinessexceptfortheveryfehatself.

    inthespringingsiyillslept.thewindows

    hebblesofthestreetertherain.thesunwas

    dryingthefacesofthehousesthatfacedtheillshuttered.

    thegoatherdcaupthestreetbloanhefloor

    aboveuscaoutontothesidehabigpot.thegoatherdchoseohe

    heavybagged,blailkedherintothepothe

    othersontothesideslookedaround,tuingtheieckslikesightseers.

    thegoatherdtooktheneyfroheanandthankedherandonupthestreet

    pipingandthedogherdedthegoatsoheirhosbobbing.ibacktoing

    andtheancaupthestairsilk.shesoleding

    shoesandionlyheardherbreathingasshestoppedoairsoutsideourdoorand

    thetingofherdoor.sheerfoatlkinourbuilding.

    idecidedtogodooingragpaper.thereertoopoor

    tohaveatleastonepyofaragpaperbutyouhadtobuyitearlyonadaylikethis.i

    fouheruedescartesattheeroftheplatrescarpe.thegoatswere

    goingdobthe

    stairsaedtostayoutandfollohegoatsdown

    theearlyingstreet.butbeforeistartedthepaper.theywere

    runningatehesll,prettyandlaroustrackthateofthe

    outsider.

    sothatdayafterihadfinishedeneyhade

    frohetorontopaperthatididneedalongshotifwe

    uldfiauteuilnadchèvredorthatwasa

    hundredandtp

    tokeepussixnths.riedhinkofthat.we

    hatyearuntilchèvredor.

    doooreallybet,tatiewifeasked.

    no.figuretospehingelseyoudrather

    spenditfor

    well,shesaid.

    iknoeanaboutney.

    no,shesaid.but

    iknehingshadbeen.theonewhoisdoing

    hisitisnottheohepovertybothers.ithoughtof

    bathtubsandshoo

    ...
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    thatyouenjoyedadetrips,ade.therehe

    publicbathhousedoywifehadnever

    plainedohanshecriedaboutchèvredorwhenhe

    fell.shehadeered,butnotfortheney.ihadbeenstupid

    bjacketandhadloveditonceshehadboughtit.ihadbeen

    stupidaboutotherthingstoo.itofthefightagainstpovertythatyounever

    bynotspending.especiallyifyoubuypicturesinsteadofclothes.butthen

    thinkeverofourselvesaspoor.acceptit.houghtwewere

    superiorpeopleandotherpeoplethatistrustedh.

    ithadneverseedstrao.it

    onlyseedoddtotherich.eheaplyanddrankheaplyand

    slepttogetherandlovedeachother.

    ithinkye.well

    takealundsoakegoodsandhes.

    hetrainanditscheapthatletsnotgoifyoudontthinkwe

    should.anythingodaysawonderfulday.

    ithinkweshouldgo.

    youeotherway

    no,shesaidarrogantly.shehadthelovelyhighcheekbonesfance.whoare

    weanyway

    sothegaredunordthroughthedirtiestandsaddest

    partoftothesidingtotheoasisofthetrack.it

    onrainatonthefreshthe

    tleandlookedattheoldgrandstand,thebrotingbooths,thegreen

    ofthetrack,thedarkergreenofthehurdles,andthebropsand

    theeosandrails,thepaddoderthenewleafed

    treesandthefirsthorsesbeingoreudied

    thefornthepaperandherainattosleephthesunonher

    failano.he

    gavetwohorses.

    nd,theyrenoi.butdohepriceputyouoff.

    hatospendandhepaidto

    one,juiifully,takingndonthefarsideoftheurseandingin

    fthsahead.oneyandputitatheotherhalfon

    thesendhorsehehehurdlesandojust

    lastedtothefinishlinepawo

    whipsflailing.

    thebaruhestandandforthe

    pricestogoup.

    ,butraye

    uponhibr >

    istillfeelitinside.

    willhepay

    theteayhavebethitthelast.

    thehorsescaby,ours,hhisnostrilsobreathe,thejockey

    pattinghi

    poorhibet.

    paghenthe

    eup:85.thatanthepaideightyfivefrancsforten.

    theysthaveputalotofneyonattheend,isaid.

    butadeplentyofney,bigneyforus,andnoehadspringand

    oo.ithoughtthathatone,ifyousplitthe

    erforeachtospeahalfforragcapital.ikepttherag

    capitalsecretandapartfrollothercapital.

    anotherdaylaterthatyearebackfroneofourvoyagesand

    hadgoodluckatsotrackagaine,goinginto

    sitatthebarafterlookingatalltheclearlypricedheers

    andcrabexiehglassesofsancerre.hetuilleriesin

    thedarkandstoodandlookedthroughthearcducarrouselupacrossthedarkgardens

    aldarknessahelongriseoflights

    tophe.thenohedarkofthelouvreandisaid,

    doyoureallythinkthatthethreearchesareiionein

    lano

    idontknoeerwhen

    eoutintothespringoaliahestbeardafterthethe

    snohespringtoaosta

    eeryourshoes

    poorshoes.doyoureerushavingfruitcupatbiffisinthegalleriah

    capriandfreshpeachesandraallglasspitcherhice

    thattiadethethreearches.

    ireertheseroslikethisarch.

    doyoureertheinnataigleinthegardenthatday

    andreadwhileifished

    yes,tatie.

    ireeredtherhone,narroerarout

    streaoherside,thestockalperandtherhoneal.thestockalperwasreally

    clearthatdayandtherhonealurky.

    doyoureerandhoriedto

    reerastorythatjiale,ithink,hadtoldaboutaariavineandi

    uld

    yes,tatie,andyouandkalakethingstrue,

    ,andputtheightlyandnotdeses

    heetisyoueerthelightsauresandthe

    shapesyuedabout.

    ofthegatehroughthelouvreandcrossedthestreet

    outsideandandingonthebridgeleaningooneandlookingdothe

    river.

    hreearguedabouteverythingandaladefunof

    eaeereverythinghinghewhole

    trip,hadleysaid.idoreally.abouteverything.alkediwas

    included.itisssteins.

    ieerthestoryabouttheariavine.

    itportant.itportant,tatie.

    doyoureeribroughtsoaiglehotothechalettheysoldit

    tousattheinn.theysaiditshouldgohthetrout.itopiesof

    lagazettedelausahink.

    ”thesioneerhangeshoked

    thetroutaubleuback

    tothechalettheyrout,tatie,andwedran

    ...
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    aontheportainsidedroppingoffbeloouldlook

    aidihthesnoareesatthe

    uthoftherhonefloothelake.

    heerandthespring.

    alisshioisgone.

    ksandhurst.ihad

    thiirstinitalyandhehadbeefriendandthenourbestfriendforalong

    ti.hespenthisleaveshusthen.

    hesgoingtetleavethisspring.helogne.

    iknoenoi.

    heeohitsthisbuttress.lookanseewhen

    heriver.

    hereitallyandtheislandofourcity.

    oolucky,shesaid.ihopeke.hetakescareofus.

    hedoesntthinkso.

    ofursenot.

    hethinksogether.

    itdependsonyouexplore.

    wehebridgeandheriver.

    areyouhungryagainisaid.us.talkingandwalking.

    ofurse,tatie.arentyou

    letsgranddinner.

    where

    chauds

    thatsperfeditssoclose.

    soheruedessaiotheeroftheruejab,stoppingand

    lookingintheichauds

    restaurantreadiednu.chaudsedforpeopleto

    eout,gthetablesheirffee.

    haudsingandexpensive

    restaurantforus.itilythen,heandhisthe

    enuthroughhisthienuupinone

    hand;norabyhiaheartybutdeli

    theback;luciatalking

    italian.

    standingthereiuchofonthebridge

    hunger.iaskedanysortsof

    hunger.inthespringtherearere.butthatsgonenooryishunger.

    iupid,andlookingintheouedosbeing

    servediknepleway.

    yousaidoday.ofursee

    andinfortion.

    shelaughed.

    ididntanabouttheraeantluckyotherways.

    idontthinkystupidity.

    no.hedonlycareforitifhewereriding.

    dontyouore

    ofurse.andnoagain.

    butyoureallytogo

    ofurse.youdo,dontyou

    itealatchaudsafterin;butwhenwehadfinishedand

    thereore,thefeelingthathadbeenlikehungerwhenwe

    e.itherewhenwe

    andafteradeloveinthedark,ithere.

    ontheroofsofthetallhouses,it

    yfaceatheonlightintotheshadoiuldnotsleep

    andlayaywife

    sleptsoonlightonherface.ihadtotrytothinkitoutandioo

    stupid.lifehadseedsosilethatinghefalse

    springahepipesofthenhhisherdofgoatsandgoandboughtthe

    ragpaper.

    butparisplethere,not

    evey,norsuddenney,northeonlight,nhtandhe

    breathingofsooneoonlight.

    7theendofanavocation

    oretisthatyearandotheryearsafterihadworkedin

    theearlyings,andhadleyeandsotisshelovedit.butitthe

    eadoinghoto

    thechalet,nhk,ourbestfriend,hpassintonew

    untry.itblingonhorses.butrag.

    raevercabeteit

    stayedandingfriend.thatothinkofit.i,the

    oneeousaboutpeopleandtheirdestructiveoleratedthisfriendthat

    ostbeautiful,stexandingbecausesheuld

    beprofitable.tokeitprofitableorethanafulltijobandihadnotifor

    that.butijustifiedittoselfbecauseieit,eventhoughintheend,when

    everythingihadten,,thereorythatsurvived,because

    itails.

    iorenoaingtoo

    xedup.iratheirseasoneuiland

    etookfulltiakeno

    hathoonpaper.youuldbuyaneer

    thatgaveyouthat.

    youhadtopingracefrohetopofthestandsatauteuilanditwasa

    fastcliuptoseeighthavewonanddid

    not,andseeaybehodoheuldhavedone.youchedthe

    prieahorseyouart,and

    youhadtoknotokablery

    .healightbebeatenried;butyoushouldknohen

    hisceswere.

    itatauteuilitifultocheachdaytheyracedwhen

    youuldbethereahehoraceshthegreathorses,andyougottoknow

    theurseasanypeoplefinally,

    joanythings..

    inprinesfoundhorsesthat

    nobodybelievedihenthaterrace

    ebettingooppedfinallybeuchti,iting

    tooinvolvedandikneuchaboutonatenghienandattheflatrag

    trackstoo.

    oppedptiness.bytheni

    kiopped.

    ...
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    theetinessfilledupbyitself.ifitething

    better.iputtheragcapitalbatothegeneralfundsarelaxedandgood.

    thedayigaveupragietfriend

    kethetraveldeskintheguarantytrusthenattheerofthe

    ruedesitaliensontheboulevarddesitaliens.iingtheragcapitalbutidid

    hattoanyone.ididntputitintheyhead.

    ike.

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    ...
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    i.

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    ”thirtyfranonthsiransatlantic.story

    fivepageslongkesonehundredandfiftyfrancsaquarter.sixhundredfrancsayear.

    but,hengtheybringnoisthatyou

    .

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    iorry,sylvia.fiveforspeakingaboutit.

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    itystooticedas

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    untilitbegantoloseitsldnessandthenifiandorderedadea

    draedlderthaingueandidrankhalfofit.

    ihadnotbeeneonewould

    publishtheinallyatho.oppeddoingnehe

    storieseback.ade

    soyoldnstoryforthebestshort

    storiesbookandthendedie.thenilaughedanddrank

    sorebeer.thestoryhadneverbeenpublishedinagazineandhehadbrokenall

    hisrulestotakeitforthebook.ilaughedagainawas

    funnybecause,afterallthat,hehadspelledthenaoriesi

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    garedelyonanuscriptsdoetolausanneasa

    surprise,soiuldonourholidaysiains.shehadputinthe

    inals,thetypesanillafolders.theonlyreasonihadthe

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    intheilhingelseoleherstorythatihadheonecalled

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    soafterlausanneandgonedooitalyishoheragstoryto

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    andididnotthinkiuldorethen,andishoasa

    ightshoe

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    ithadbeenautatedafteracrash.theory,isafar

    rethanibyathingotherthahorunbearable

    sufferingexcepthadleyeaboutthethingsbeinggone.shehadcriedand

    e.itoldherthathedreadfulthinghathad

    happehinguldbethatbad,aandnottoworry.

    theeooverforonneaking

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    ...
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    reeryselfintotheflatandfounditrue.that

    eodiscusscasualties;soitoldobriennot

    tofeelsobad.itetoloseearlyallthatstuff

    youfeedthetroops.istoriesagainisaidand,asisaidit,only

    tryingtoliesothathefeelsobad,ikitrue.

    thenistartedtothinkinlippsaboutbeeoeastoryafter

    losihing.itpezzoebacktojoinhadley

    thereafterthespringskiiotherhineland

    andtheruhr.itplestoryittedthereal

    endofitanhangedhielf.thisittedonneheory

    thatyouuldotanythingifyoukedaedpartwould

    strehestoryandkepeoplefeelsothihantheyuood.

    .thereotbe

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    uandthesaeanditonly

    needsnfidence.

    itisnecessarytohandleyourselfbetterocutdownonfoodsoyou

    uit.

    andaslongastheydonotuandityouareaheadoftheohsure,ithought,io

    faraheadoftheohatitaffordtularly.itbebadifthey

    caughtupalittle.

    ikedaniossiblethingtodowhenihadbeen

    tryingade

    aoelooriesnorainforalongerrace.

    enanovelbefore,theohathadbeenlostinthebagstolenatthegare

    delyon,istillhadthelyricfacilityofboyhoodthativeas

    youthust

    nedifi

    eonebecauseitishoulddoifularly.whenihad

    toeit,thenitheonlythingtodoahe

    pressurebuild.iiiealongstoryabouteverikne.

    bythistiihadpaidthechedgoaherightandcrossedthe

    ruederehatiagotsforffeeandwaswalkingup

    theruebonaparteontheshorteste.

    didiknothatihadnottenaboutandlostdidikno

    trulyandostthereall.therehechoiceof

    streetstotakeyoubackfastesttoer,

    thentotheruedassas,uptheruenotredadeschastothecloseriedeslilas.

    isatinaeringinovershoulderahe

    notebook.theeacafedidrankhalfofitoledand

    leftitoablee.oppedingididnottoleavetheriver

    oothagainst

    theresistahelogdrivehebridge.thestback

    froheentionofthe.

    butiheriverustkeitaryand

    allthatobedoingthateachday.nootherthing

    ttered.inpogernysothere.when

    thateotherneyein.

    allistdonoyheaduntilingwheniwould

    starttain.

    9forddoxfordandthedevilsdisciple

    thecloseriedeslilashegoodcafeheflatoverthe

    saedeschas,andithebestcafesinparis.it

    iheer,andinthespringandfallitsidehthe

    tablesuheshadeofthetreesonthesidearshalneywas,and

    thesquare,regulartablesuhebigaheboulevard.theers

    thedoaondeothelilas.

    thereifthey

    thosedaysnypeopleontpaasse

    andtheboulevardraspailtobeseenpublidinaicipatedthe

    luistsasthedailysubstitutesforiortality.

    theoreorlessregularly

    aprincipalpoethadbeenpaulfortihadneverread.buttheonlypoeti

    eversaherehhisbrokenboxersfadhispinnedup

    etysleeve,rollingacigarettepanionuntil

    hedranktood,atthatti,oreiingthan

    nyntellingastorytruly.butheetothelilasthenandi

    onlysathereoofthetseninwellwo

    clotheseistressesandhinred

    legionofhonourribbonsintheirlapels.allhopefullyasstists

    orsavantsaalstaslongoveraifastheninshabbierclotheswho

    satistressesoveracafedhepurpleribbonofthe

    paloftheacade,y,andant,

    hought,thattheyructors.

    thesepeopledeitafortablecafesiheyerestedineachother

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    theree

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    iridestshinycastaboutthensiderablyrenstructedface,ratherlikethatofaked

    skirun,ahanhesavantsorthe

    professors,al

    ...
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    小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twthoughthelatterghtilitaryservicetoohout

    experiengtilation.

    inthosedaystrustanyohe

    pletelytrustanyone,andthereightwellbea

    littlelessflashyabouthisvanishedarihelilasearlyinthe

    afteoonbeforetheregulartshadarrived.

    onthiseveningitingatatableoutsideofthelilasgthelightge

    oreesandthebuildingsandthepassageofthegreatsloheouter

    boulevards.thedooroftheeandtht,andancaout

    andytable.

    ohhereyouare,hesaid.

    itselfthen,andhehingheavily

    throughaheavy,staiaselfasuprightasanaulatory,

    hed,upendedhogshead.

    yisithyouheasked,sittingdo

    blueunderlourlesslidsandeyebroattheboulevard.

    ispentgoodyearsoflifethatthosebeastsshouldbeslaughteredhunely,he

    said.

    youtold,isaid.

    idontthinkso.

    iuitesure.

    veryodd.iveoldanyoneinlife.

    willyouhaveadrink

    theheberycassis.the

    er,allandthinandbaldoopofhisheadhhairslickedoverand

    oustache,repeatedtheorder.

    afinealeau,fordsaid.

    a.finealeauforheedtheorder.

    ihadalybreath

    ina,butthisheopenairandthefallenleaves

    blesideofthetablepasthis,soitookagoodlookathi

    repented,andlookedacrosstheboulevard.thelightissed

    thege.itookadrinktoseeifhisinghadfouledit,butitstilltastedgood.

    youreverygluhesaid.

    no.

    yesyouare.youogetoutre.istoppedbytoaskyoutothelittleevenings

    usingbalsetteheplatrescarpeontheruecardinal

    leine.

    ilivedaboveitfortetoparisthislastti.

    howodd.areyousure

    yes,isaid.iure.thenhadataxiaa

    plaakeouttothefield,andopatthezincbarofthebalanddrinka

    glassofehedarkbeforeartfortheairfield.

    ivenevercaredforflying,fordsaid.youandyouretothebal

    settesaturdaynight.itsquitegay.illdraapsoyoufindit.istuled

    onitquitebyce.

    itsunder74ruecardinalleine,isaid.ilivedohirdfloor.

    theresnonuer,fordsaid.butyoullbeabletofinditifyoufindtheplace

    ntrescarpe.

    itookandrink.theerhadbroughtfordsdrinkandfordwas

    rreghiitabrandyandsoda,hesaidhelpfullybutseverely.iordereda

    chaeryveruthandcassis.

    itsallright,jean,isaid.illtaketheonsieurheordersnow.

    iordered,rrectedford.

    atthatntarathergauntnhesidewalk.hewas

    anandheglaourtableandthenaonhiswaydown

    theboulevard.

    didyouseeecuthibr >

    no.idid,isaid.

    foreverygoodreasoninthe

    though

    hepletelyhappy.ihadneverseenbellodididnot

    believehehadseenus.helookedlikeahingand

    hadglanati,

    as,beingayoungnn

    asanoldern

    occurrence.

    ithoughtitight

    havethitheafteoonhadbeenspoiledbyseeingfordbutithoughtbellocght

    havedeitbetter.

    e.dontyouknosfatalfora

    youostartdrinkingbrandy

    idontdrinkitveryoften,isaid.ieerezrapoundhad

    toldaboutford,thatistneverberudetohithatistreerthatheonly

    liedired,thatheerandthathehadbeenthrough

    verybaddostictroubles.itriedhardtothinkofthesethingsbuttheheavy,wheezing,

    ignoblepresenself,onlytougdistanceaadeitdifficult.buti

    tried.

    tellething

    onlydoneinnovelsbyouida.ihadneverbeeoreadanovelbyouida,notevenat

    soskiingplasatterhadrunouthesouth

    eandthereheleftbehindtauitzeditionsofbeforethewar.

    butiesixthsehatpeopleeanotherinheovels.

    agentlen,fordexplained,acad.

    itookaquickdrinkofbrandy.

    abounderiasked.

    itpossiblefeoknowabounder.

    thenyoueoneyouhaveknosofequalityipursued.

    naturally.

    hoeetacad

    youghtnotknoeacad.

    eohatoothrashhinaninchofhis

    life

    notnecessarily,fordsaid.

    isezraagentleniasked.

    ofursenot,fordsaid.hesanari.

    tanaribeagentlen

    terhapsjohnquinn,fordexplained.bassadors.

    ront.herrick

    possibly.

    esagentlen

    verynearly.

    areyouagentlen

    naturally.ihaveheldhisjestysssion.

    itsveryplicated,isaid.aagentlen

    absolutelynot,fordsaid.

    thene

    irinkingisingyounger.asafelloer,infact.

    goodofyou,isaid.

    youghtbensideredagentleninitaly,fordsaidgnaniusly.

    butiotacad

    ofursenot,dearboy.hing

    ightbeeone,isaidsadly.drinkingbrandyandall.thatdidfor

    lordharryhotspurintrollope.tell,an

    ofursenot.

    youresure

    thereghtbetine.

    wasfieldinghewasajudge.

    teically,perhaps.

    rlowe

    ...
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    johndonne

    hearson.

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    iladyoureied,fordsaid.illhaveabrandyanderhyoubeforei

    go.

    afterfordleftitothektosqueandboughtaparissport

    pkt,thefiionoftheafteoonragpaperhtheresultsatauteuil,andthe

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    passedusonthesideedtohetableandthenaway.

    thatshilairebelloc,isaidtofriend.ford

    dead.

    dontbeasillyass,friendsaid.thatsaleistercrohediabolist.hes

    supposedtobetheanintheworld.

    sorry,isaid.

    10birthofanehool

    thebluebaotebooks,thethepencilsharpenerapocketknifewas

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    pping,andluutanda

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    yourpocketandyoukhere.

    sodaysitaketheuntrysothatyouuldwalk

    intoitthroughthetiertoeoutintotheclearingandothehighground

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    hepencilsharpenerandyouallbladeofthepenkoclearit

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    thenyoueonesay,hi,heareytodoeina

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    dontbeinsultingjustbecauseyoutoactlikearic.

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    tences.

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    ieanothersehateheparagraphaover.itillall

    rightahefirstsenteheparagraph.

    youhinkaboutanyoneelseorthattheyyhaveprobletoo.

    ihadheardplainingalllife.ifoundiuldgooningandthatitwasno

    hanotheoises,certaierthanezraleaingtoplaythebassoon.

    supposeyouedtobeaeraineverypartofyourbodyanditjust

    e.

    ioningandiohaveluoheotherthing.

    supposeonuteand

    silent.

    betterthanteandnoisy,ithought,andoning.herynow

    andtheunbelievablesentenceshingasthenoiseofaplankbeingviolatedinthe

    sawll.

    forsotiexcept

    asnoise.iorrow.

    yousayyouuseditoryouthere

    dontbevulgar,hesaid.dontyouetotellyoutherest

    no,isaid.iypocket.

    dontyoucarehoeout

    no.

    dontyoucareaboutlifeandthesufferingofafelloanbeing

    notyou.

    yourebeastly.

    yes.

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    wouldyou

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    ”wouldyou

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    istoodupandtheeoverandipaid.

    iill

    no.

    eotherti.

    nothere.

    thatsperfectlyright,hesaid.iprosed.

    istakeandasked.

    ii.justasyoudo.butitssoterriblydifficult.

    youshouldnteifyoute.doyouhavetocryaboutitfo

    ho.getajob.hangyourself.onlydonttalkaboutit.youuldnevere.

    hat

    didyoueverhearyourselftalk

    itstalkingabout.

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    ed.ialore.

    good.

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    doyouthinkishould

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    ingeandsilent.peopleandrespectit.

    doyouthinkiuldbeagoodcritic

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    ean,ownpeople

    theonesyougoaroundh.

    ohthetheyhavetheircritics.

    youdonthavetocriticizebooks,isaid.therespictures,plays,ballet,the

    c

    ...
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    youkeitsoundfasuch.itssoexg.its

    creativetoo.

    adetheworldinonlysixdaysand

    restedontheseventh.

    ofursetheresnothingtopreventdoiiveingtoo.

    notathing.exaysetyourselfiossiblyhighstandardsbyyour

    criticis

    theyllbehigh.youtonthat.

    iuretheywillbe.

    heifheed.

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    naatthebeginningofasenteherthanattheend,ihavetotellyouifindyour

    alittletoostark.

    toobad,isaid.

    heitstoostripped,toolean.

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    ifelttherabbitsfootinpocketguiltily.illtrytofattenitupalittle.

    nd,idontitobese.

    hal,isaid,practisingspeakinglikeacritic,illavoidthataslongasi.

    gladanfully.

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    naturally,heofurse.illhaveoafenow.

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    itanhadtuedouttobea

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    ididnotthinkthatheebackthedaybutididnottotake

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    thestreetandintothebackdoorofthebakerythatfroheboulevard

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    street.thelightshebakeryandoutsideitheendofthedayandiwalked

    intheearlyduskupthestreetandstoppedoutsidetheterraceoftheoulouse

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    thenapkinraenuographedin

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    veryeheterraceofthecloseriedeslilasearly

    intheingbuthehadnotspokentobecauseicupied.

    youhadtheairofanalohejungle,hesaid.

    iaikeablindpigwheniwork.

    butonsieur

    inthebush,isaid.

    ionupthestreetlookingihespringevening

    andthepeopleingpast.ihreeprincipalcafesisahatikne

    andothersthatikneuicerlookingpeoplethat

    ididnotknoingon,e

    plaakelove.thepeopleintheprincipal

    ethingortheyghtjustsitanddrinkandtalkandlovetobeseen

    byothers.thepeoplethatilikedandhadnotttothebigcafesbecausethey

    andiandbe

    together.thebigcafeshentoo,andallhadgoodbeerandtheaperitifsst

    reasonablepricesthatarkedonthesaucersthat.

    onthisevenininalthoughtsand

    feeliraordinarilyvirtuousbecauseihadhenihad

    eiuldnotaffotothe

    raadethereifyouit.itwasbefore

    thedaysofsalivatestsandotherthodsofdetegartificiallyenuragedhorsesand

    dopingensivelypractised.buthandicappisthatarereceiving

    stilants,aiointhepaddodagonyourperceptions,

    etisborderedorasensory,thenbagtheneyyou

    otaffordtolose,isnottheansuppaoget

    aheadinthefulltijobofleaingtoeprose.

    byanystandardsadesuchsllenoesas

    sayingthatihadbeeforlundthenspendingthe

    luxeardensandingbaarvellouslunchtowife.

    ealkesyouvery

    hungry.butitalsosharpensallofyourperanyofthepeoplei

    ostof

    thehavingadrink.

    attheoulousethequarter,thehalf

    orthefullcarafe,usuallydilutingitaboutohirde,overthe

    sahathadgreatauthorityandalowasavery

    rsiessage.in

    paris,then,youuldliveveryostnothingandbyskippingals

    occasionallyandneverbuyinganynehes,youuldsaveandhaveluxuries.

    ingbackfroheseleothesightofharoldsteas

    alsihinkinghteouslyand

    lightheartedlyasthebeaststhatihadjustforsyeveningvirtueipassed

    thelleatesattherotondeand,singvidthellectiveinstinct,

    e.thedooo,buttherewerepeople

    therewhohadworked.

    thereodelshereersil

    thelighthereersterorfor

    eofikwere

    oion.

    iodelsers.

    pashadebreside

    hertostopandhaveadrinkoot.paswasaverygoodpa

    ...
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    akinggoodsehetodelswere

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    depravity.theotherveryprettyinaperishablechildishway.

    sheasashersister,butherhatspring.

    thegoodandthebadsisters,passaid.ihaveney.willyoudrink

    unedeblonde,isaidtotheer.

    haveaoney.

    ilikebeer.

    ifyoureallylikedbeer,youdbeatlipps.isupposeyouvebeenw.

    yes.

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    yes.

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    tyfive.

    doyouiled.sheneeds

    it.

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    shesledathherlipsopen.heshesnice.

    youtakeherovertothestudio.

    dontkepiggishhebloersaid.

    oyoupasaskedher.

    nobody.butisaidit.

    letsbefortable,passaid.theseriousyoungerandthefriendlywise

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    andidrankthebeer;butableexceptpas.thedarkgirlwas

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    planesofherfadshoeherbreastsuheholdoftheblackser.her

    hairandals.

    youveposedallday,pasodelthatseo

    thecafe

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    youlooklikeajavaoy,hesaid.

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    youlooklikeapoorpervertedlittlepoupee.

    perhaps,shesaid.butalive.thatsrethanyou.

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    youlike,dontyou,nsieursheasked.

    verych.

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    itsnottrue,hersistersaid.andiiredofthistalk.

    look,pasinloveorrowin

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    erasked.andwhere

    husthedarkgirlasked.

    no.igotoeatylegiti.thaty

    reguliere.

    youhavetogo

    havetoandtoon,then,passaid.anddontfalliypeingpaper.

    ifido,illehapencil.

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    allright,pas.sleepwell.

    youtoo.

    theykeepawake,hesaid.ineversleep.

    sleeptonight.

    afterchezlesvikingshegrinnedhhishatonthebackofhishead.helooked

    relikeabroaderofthehanthelovelypaihathewas,and

    afterself,ilikedtoreerhishehatnightat

    thedo.theysaytheseedsofedto

    thatinthoseakejokesiheseedsareveredhbettersoilandha

    highergradeofnure.

    12ezrapoundandhisbelesprit

    ezrapoundhingsforpeople.the

    studioedeschaswasas

    pertrudesteinsstudiohadverygoodlightandedbyastove

    andithadpaintingsbyjapaiststhatezrakneenwhere

    theycafrondheirhaircutlong.theirhairglistenedbladswung

    forpressedbytheutididnotliketheir

    paintings.ididnotuaheydidnothaveanystery,andwheni

    uoodtheheyantnothingto.ithisbuttherehingi

    ulddoaboutit.

    dorothyspaintingsilikedverydithoughtdorothyifuland

    builtheheadaudierbrzeskaandilikedallofthe

    photographsofthissculptorseandthatwereinezrasbook

    abouthiezraalsolikedpicabiaspaintingbutithoughtthenthatithless.i

    alsodislikedleuch.helikedthe

    ent.we,

    neverarguedaboutthesethingsbecauseikeptuthshutaboutthingsididnotlike.

    ifanlikedhisfriendspainting,ithoughtithosepeople

    ilies,andit.sotisyougo

    quitealongtibeforeyoucriticizefalies,youre,butitis

    easierakeintitehars

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    letters,falieshavenyorechristian

    aboutpeoplethaniing,itright,,and

    heistakesandsoenauredofhiserrors,andsokindtopeople

    thatialasasortofsaint.hesoperhapshave

    beennysaints.

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    afteooninhisstudiothatifirsttlebeenboxingvery

    longandibarrassedathavinghifanyoneheko

    kehiookasgoodaspossible.butitverygoodbecausehekneo

    fenovehisleftfoot

    foroves.iwas

    neverabletoteachhiothrotoshortenhisrightwas

    sothingforthefuture.

    le,likeacharacterinthequarter,andwas

    dressedlikesoooflabohe.heha**cethatrended

    ...
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    bullfrogbutjustanyfrog,andparis.atthattiwe

    believedthatanyerorpainteruldhesheoherewasno

    offifortheartist;butleofapreist.itwas

    earrassingtoseehindhechedsuperciliouslyleadsor

    blockedtheanhtglove.

    iedustostopbutleedhat,knowing

    nothingabouting,hopingtoseeezrahurt.nothing

    happened.ieredbutkeptezravingafter,stigouthislefthandand

    throhands,andthensaidhroughandha

    pitcherofysshirt.

    ethingandilistenedalkedabout

    peopleinlondonandparis.iingtolookathias

    youdoan.

    sopeopleshoracehorseshohedignityofa

    hardcre.lesholookednasty.

    eitriedtothinkindedofandtherehings.

    theyediandthatriedtobreakhisface

    dobutiuldoheeyes.uheblackhat,

    seeheeyeshadbeenthoseofanunsuccessfulrapist.

    itthenastiestniveeverseentoday,itoldeabout

    hishesaid.pleasedonttellabouthigoingtohavedinner.

    aboutaetsssteinandtoldheridtlewisand

    askedherifshehadeverthiicallhitheasuring”,shesaid.he

    esoverfroondonandheseesagoodpictureandtakesapenciloutofhispocket

    andyouasuringitonthepencilb.sightingonitand

    asuringitandseeilyhoisdohenhegoesbacktolondona

    anditdoesright.hessseditsallabout.

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    thanself.lateritriedtolikehindtobefriendsh

    hisididto.butthiswas

    hoedtoonthefirstdayieverthinezrasstudio.

    ezraostgenerousostdisied.he

    helpedpoets,painters,sculptorsandproseersthathebelievedinandhewouldhelp

    aiftheyrouble.he

    everyoneandiiheostt.s.eliot

    e,hadtoeandbad

    hourstofunasapoet.

    ezrafouhingcalledbelespritissnataliebaeyh

    ariissbaeyhadbeenafriendofrede

    gourntytiandshehadasalonatherhouseulardatesand

    asllgreekteleinhergarden.nyaridfrenoney

    enoughhadsalonsandifiguredveryearlythattheyetostay

    a,butssbaey,ibelieve,allgreektelein

    hergarden.

    ezrashoethebroissbaeyhadallotouse

    thesllgreekteleonthebrochure.theideaofbelesprithatwewouldall

    ntributeapartofr.eliotoutofthebank

    soheooedlikeagoodideatoandafterwe

    hadgot.eliotoutofthebankezrafiguredstraightalongandfixup

    everybody.

    ixedthingsupalittlebyalajoreliot,pretendingto

    aboutwhoseideasezrawasvery

    enthusiastiyheartherightpladthatiwasfull

    ofbelespriteventhoughit

    friendstogetjoreliotoutofthebankandsooneajor

    doinginabankanyilitaryestablishntdidhenot

    haveapensionoratleastsogratuity

    insuchcasesiyfriendsthatthishepoiher

    youhadbelespritoryoudidnothaveit.ifyouhadityouogetthe

    joroutofthebank.ifyoudidntitoobad.didnttheyuandthe

    signifiallgreektelenoithoughtso.toobad,c.keepyour

    ney.ouchit.

    asaerofbelespriticaaignedeicallyandhappiestdreain

    thosedaysan.ieer

    hoethingtodohthepublication

    oftheelandajorthedialalongafteraladyoftitle

    backedareviecalledthecriterionandezraandididnothaveto

    hihesllgreekteleis,ibelieve,stillinthegarden.itwasalwaysa

    disappointnttothatajoroutofthebankbybel

    espritalone,asindreaihadpiall

    greekteleandthatybeiuldgo

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    biehefeltlonesooranyti

    ezrahadgohenuslikethee

    land.theerally,assonythingshave,because

    thehatihadearrkedfettingthejoroutofthebankitookoutto

    enghienaonjuinghorsesthatraulants.attwo

    etingsthestilatedhorsesthatiulatedor

    insuffitlystilatedbeasts,exceptforonerahourfancyhadbeen

    overstilatedtosuchapointthatbeforethestarthethrekeyandbreakingaway

    pletedafullpiifullybyhielfthe

    etisjuindrea.caughtupaedhestartedtherace

    andfiguredhonourably,asthefrenchragphrasehasit,butoney.

    iountoftheobelesprith

    fortedselfthaththosehhad

    prosperediuldhaventributedchretobelespritthanyinal

    int

    ...
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    13astrangeenoughending

    theeverygood

    friendsandihaddoneanuerofpracticalthingsforhersuchasgettingherlongbook

    startedasaserialanuscriptandreadingherproofand

    uchfuture

    innbeingfriehoughitbepleasantenoughbefets

    betterorbitiouseners.

    oie

    tithatididnotknoe,shesaid,buthengway,

    youhavetherunoftheplae

    andtheidservantsheusedheabutihavefotteniteryouand

    youstkeyourselfathountilie.

    ididnotabusethisbutsotisiaidservantwouldgive

    adrinkandiisssteindidnottuupiwould

    thanktheidservantandleaveassageandgoapanion

    isssteinsisssteinhadasked

    toebyintheforenoontosaygoodbye.shehadaskedustoeandvisit,

    hadleyandistayingatanhotel,buthadleyandihadotherplansandotherplaceswhere

    edtogo.naturallyyousaynothingaboutthis,butyoustillhopetogoand

    thenitisiossible.ikneofnotvisitingpeople.ihadtolea

    it.ethathealisedtherichtoeheyasked

    hieethingwouldhappenandhewouldbe

    uoappear.butthathadnothingtodoisssteinandhesaiditaboutother

    people.

    ittheplacedelobservatoire

    throughthelittleluxe.thehorsechestnuttreesandtherewere

    nychildrenplayingonthegravelledhtheiursessittingonthebenches,

    andisahetreesandheardothersthatiuldnotsee.

    theidservahedoorbefandtoldtoeinandto.

    sssteinont.itaidservantpoured

    aglassofeaudevie,putitinhandandhelourlessalhol

    feltgoodontongueandityutheonespeakingto

    sssteinasihadneverheardonepersooanother;never,anywhere,ever.

    thensssteinsvoicecapleadingandbegging,saying,dont,pussy.dont.

    dont,pleasedont.illdoanything,pussy,butpleasedontdoit.pleasedont.please

    dont,pussy.

    ishedrinkandputtheglassdohetableandstartedforthedoor.

    theidservantshoeratandgo.shellberightdown.

    ihavetogo,isaidandtriednottohearanyreasileftbutitillgoingon

    andtheoobegoohearandtheanswers

    wereworse.

    iyardisaidtotheidservant,pleasesayicatotheurtyardand

    tyou.thatiuldnote.iwill

    eyouot.yes,isaid.a

    sha.

    thate,stupidlyenough,althoughistilldidthesll

    jobs,dethenecessaryappearances,broughtpeoplethated

    disssalostoftheothernfriehenewfriends

    vedin.itoseenehlesspictureshunginhthegreatpicturesbutit

    denodifferedidnt.shequarrelledhnearlyallofusthat

    becausehewasdead.

    iaotsurethatheganditshowedinhis

    paintings.

    finallysheevenquarrelledore.

    shegottolooklikearoneerorandthatentolook

    likeroneerors.butpieerherwhenshe

    lookedlikeaanfroriuli.

    intheendeveryoquiteeveryone,defriendsagainiobe

    stuffyhteous.ididtoo.butiuldneverkefriendsagaintruly,herin

    heartnorinhead.akefriendsanyreinyourheadisthe.

    butitoreplicatedthanthat.

    14thenarkedfordeath

    theafteoohepoet,inezrasstudio,hehtwogirlsin

    longnkatsandthereclaridgesoutsideinthe

    streetedchauffeur.thegirlsheyhadcrossedonthe

    sashiph

    hiovisitezra.

    eesth

    asaotionpicture.healkingtoezraanditalked

    eifihadreads.ihadnotahebr >

    broughtoutagreenveredpyofharrietnroespoetry,a.gazineofverseand

    shoepoeby.

    hegetste,shesaid.

    forea,theirlsaid.

    rellee

    gazibeaverygreatpoet,isaid.

    itsrethaneddieguestgets,thefirstgirltold.

    itsrethanhatotherpoetgets.youknow.

    kipling,herfriendsaid.

    itsrethananybodygetsever,thefirstgirlsaid.

    areyoustayinginparisverylongiaskedthe

    really.werehagroupoffriends.

    eoveronthisboat,youknor.

    ourse.

    doesntheplaycardsiasked.

    shelookedatinadisappoiuandingway.

    no.hedoesnthaveto.notiheeit.

    shipareyougoingba

    hatdepends.itdependsosandonalotofthings.areyougoing

    back

    ingbyallright.

    thisissortofthepoorquarteroverhere,isntit

    yes.butitsprettygood.ioutatthetrack.

    yougoouttothetrathoseclothes

    no.thisiscafeoutfit.

    itskihatcafelife.

    you,dear

    iesdoyaddressbookand

    prosedtocallthetclaridges.theyegirlsandisaidg

    ...
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    tooezra.alkingtreatiy.

    dontfet,thetallerohegirlssaid.

    hobothagain.

    theiheardfrozraabouthehadbeenbailedoutof

    irersofpoetryandofyousarkedfor

    death,athing,sotiafterthat,

    anothersourdagazihequarterasaeditor.

    atthetithedial,anariliterarygaziedbysfieldthayer,gave

    anannualahousanddollarsforexcellehepracticeofletters

    byantributor.thisforanystraightertoreceiveinthosedays,in

    additiontotheprestige,andtheaovariouspeople,alldeserving,

    naturally.tfortablyandwellineuropeonfivedollarsa

    dayanduldtravel.

    thisquarterly,ofheeditors,obegoingto

    atothentributorhebestat

    theendofthefirstfourissues.

    iftheneour,orifitatterofpersonal

    nfidence,otbesaid.letushopeandbelievealpletely

    honourableineveryputedagainst

    or.

    itoursofthisallegedaeto

    lunedayatarestaurantthatostexpeheboulevard

    starennes,notthe

    faliar,deep,inexpeugaises,andabottleofpouillyfuisse,begantoleadup

    toitdelieashehadheshillsfroheboat

    ifthey,ofurseandeifi

    ,isaidi

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    knehen,notthekindyounhbutthekindyoudiedofthenand

    hobothertohavetough,andiefulforthisatthe

    table.iehewhoresinkansas

    city,arkedfordeathandpracticallyeverythingelse,alo

    senasasnredyagainstthen;butididnotaskhiibegan

    senddozenoftheflatoysters,pigtheroheirbedofcrushedithesilver

    plate,gtheirunbelievablydelicatebroandgeasisqueezed

    lenjuiandseparatedtheholdingsto

    checarefully.

    ezrasagreat,greatpoet,ehhisoseyes.

    yes,isaid.andafinen.

    noble,eanddrankinsileributetoezras

    nobility.issedezraandareher.

    joyceisgreat,,great.

    great,isaid.andagoodfriend.efriendsinhiswonderfulperiod

    afterthefinishingofulyssesandbeforestartingeworkin

    progress.ithoughtofjoydreerednythings.

    iter,walshsaid.

    sodoeshe,isaid.

    itisthetragedyofourti,e.

    everybodyhassothing,isaid,tryingtocheerupthelunch.

    youhavent.hegaveallhisarkedhielffor

    death.

    youaniaotrkedfordeathiasked.iuld.

    no.yourerkedforlife.hecapitalizedtheword.

    giveti,isaid.

    heedagoodsteak,rare,andiorderedtouedoshsaucebeaaise.i

    figuredthebutter.

    elierdiorderedachateauneuf

    dupape.ioffafterhequais.heuldsleepitoff,ordo

    heighttakenesoplace,ithought.

    itcaashesteakandfrenchfriedpotatoesandhirds

    throughthechateauneufdupapealunwine.

    theresingaroundthebush,hesaid.youkheaward,

    dontyou

    aisaid.why

    yetit,hesaid.hestartedtotalkaboutingandistoppedlistening.

    itdefeelsiyyfa

    andhisrkedfordeathlookandithought,younnnninghyourn.

    iveseenabattalioniontheroad,athirdoftheor”deathorworseandno

    spe,thedustforall,andyouandyourrkedfordeathlook,youn

    n,kingalivingoutofyourdeath.noe.nnot,thatthoubenot

    nned.death.itingallright.

    idontthinkideserveit,eest,isaid,enjoyingusihatihated,

    tohibesides,eest,itbeethical,eest.

    itsstrangeena,isntit

    yes,eest,isaid.itsanaustbothliveupto.youseeean,dont

    you,eest

    yes,eest,hesaid.hegaveplete,sadirishuandingandthechar

    soiandtohisgazineandwhenhehadhis

    haerrhagesaparis,askingtoseehisgazihroughtheprinters,whodid

    notreadenglish,ididthat.ihadseehehaerrhages,itate,

    andikhatti,hwasa

    diffielyni,asitpleasedtocallhiest.

    also,ilikedandadredhiseditor.shehadnotprosedanyaward.sheonly

    agazineandpayherntributorswell.

    oneday,chlater,itjoy

    afterhavioatineealone.helikedtolistentotheactors,althoughheuld

    heheaskedtohaveadrinkandagots

    andordereddrysherryalthoughyouhathedrankonlyse

    wine.

    hoesaid.

    asudsuchaliveisasudsuchdead,isaid.

    didheproseyouthataeasked.

    yes.

    ithoughtso,joycesaid.

    didheproseittoyou

    yes,joyisedittopound

    idontknow.

    bestnottoaskhijoycesaid.yfirsteting

    inezrasstudioadehiappyto

    hearthestory.

    15evan

    ...
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    frohedayihadfoundsylviabeachslibraryihadreadallenev,had

    beenpublishedinenglishofgogol,thenstattranslationsoftolstoiandthe

    englishtranslationsofchehov.intoronto,beforeetoparis,ihadbeen

    toldkatherineoryer,eveshortstoryer,

    buttryingtoreadherafterchehovhecarefullyartificialtalesofa

    youngoldidparedtothoseofanarticulateandknoianwhowasa

    goodandsileaertodrinker.but

    edtobe

    onlyjoualisbutthereoo.

    indostoevskythereeso

    truethey;frailtyanddness,liness,

    andtheinsanityofgalioknohelandscapeandtheroads

    inturgenev,aoftroops,theterrainandtheofficersandthenandthe

    fightingintolstoi.tolstoidethelike

    thebrilliantiginingofasickboyhadohebattles

    andy

    grandparentshouse.untilireadthechartreusedeparbystendhalihadneverread

    ofintolstoi,andtheerlooatbystendhalwas

    anauchdullohaveeonallthisneorld

    ofetoreadinacitylikeparishereelland

    atterhotreasuregiventoyou.

    youuldtakeyourtreasureountains

    zerlandanditaly,untilhehighvalleyinthe

    vorarlberginaustria,there

    youhadfound,thesnosand

    yhshelterieltaubeinthevillageii,andatnightyouuld

    liveiherherussianersfirsttherewere

    therussians;thehereherussians.

    ireeraskingezraonceefrolayingtennisouton

    theboulevardarago,andhehadaskedintohisstudioforadrink,hereally

    thoughtaboutdostoevsky.

    totellyouthetruth,heezrasaid,iveneverreadtherooshians.

    iteanyotherkindverbally,buti

    feltverybadbecausehereanilikedandtrustedthestasacriti,the

    notjustetheoneandonlyrrewho

    hadtaughttodistrustadjectivesasierleatodistrustcertainpeoplein

    otjuste

    ahaddehispeopleealiveattis,asalstnooneelsedid.

    keeptothefrench,ezrasaid.youveplentytoleathere.

    ikno,isaid.iveplentytoleaeveryerafterleavingezrasstudio

    andill,lookingdohehighsidedstreettothe

    openingattheendthefarfacadeofthebal

    bullieracrosstheichel,iopehegateandinpast

    thefreshsaberaracketinitspressbesidethestairsthatledtothetop

    floorofthepavilion.icalledupthestairsbuttheree.

    dahasgoandthebohebabytoo,theill

    oe.shean,overplu,hbrassyhair,andithanked

    her.

    thereantoseeyou,shesaid,usiereueadof

    nsieur.hesaidhethelilas.

    thankyouverych,isaid.ifdaesiellheriatthelilas.

    sheouthfriends,theheringherpurpledressinggown

    aboutheraiclosingthe

    door.

    ihestreetbethehigh,stainedandstreakedehousesand

    tuedthtattheopen,sunnyendandintothesunstripedduskofthelilas.

    therehereiksideontotheterradfoundevan

    shipning.heandheknehorses,ingand

    painting.heroseandisatallandpaleandthin,hiseshirtdirtyand

    thellar,histiecarefullyknotted,his,hisfiained

    darkerthanhishair,hisnailsdirtyandhisloving,depreilethatheheldtightly

    nottoshoeeth.

    itsgoodtoseeyou,hehesaid.

    howareyou,evaniasked.

    alittledoazeppa”lickedthough.haveyoubeen

    goingwell

    ihopeso,isaid.ieby.

    isezrawell

    very.

    ioglad.heyouknoe.

    sheeupstairsforyou.

    illtellher,isaid.

    dontbother.ialhere.itsverypleasantinthesunnoit

    itsfallnolyenough.

    itsonlyolintheevening,evansaid.illyat.

    doyouknois

    no.butitssowheresafe.

    howdoyouknow

    beinit.helaughedheartily,holdinghislipstightlyoverthe

    teeth.haveae,please,he

    allright.

    jean,evangotupandcalledtheer.twowhiskies,please.

    jeanbroughtthebottleandtheglassesandtenfrancsaucershthesyphon.he

    usednlassandpouredtheorethanthreequarters

    full.jeanlovedevanathisgardenin

    ntrouge,outbeyoedorleans,onjeansdayoff.

    youstntexaggerate,evansaidtothetallolder.

    theyarettheytheerasked.

    weadded.properly

    haheyeti.

    areyoutakinganycareofyourselfiasked.

    yes,truly,heletstalkaboutsothingelse,shouldwe

    thereingusboth,

    althoughiterdressedforthefallthanevanasishirtforunderwear

    andthenashirtandablueerovertheshirt.

    ivebeenan

    ...
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    unbelievablybadly,andkeyoufeelsodeeply

    itakesthetolstoieoutten.

    iknoeerhoanytisitriedtoreadiligotthe

    nstattranslation.

    theysayitsureitalthoughidontknow

    russian.butesoutasahellofahegreatest

    isuppose,andyoureaditoverandover.

    iknoeand

    punishntonatripofbooksdoss,andiuld

    againanuntil

    etrollopeintauitz.

    godblesstauitz,evansaid.theitsbuingqualityandwas

    noplycht.

    dostoevsky,evanon.heon**sandsaints.he

    kese.

    ioingtotrythebrain.ityfault.

    youostofit.butthenitakeyouangry,

    notterhoitis.

    aybetherewillbea

    bettertranslation.

    butdoetyou,he

    itryingtodoitsoitakeitore

    youreadit,theretherewillbe.

    bagyouinjeanswhisky,evansaid.

    hellgetintroubledoingthat,isaid.

    hesintroublealready,evansaid.

    how

    theyregingthe,evansaid.theohavea

    differenteri

    bar.the,andtheyhavebeeobe

    readytoshaveofftheirustaches.

    theytdothattoandreandjean.

    theyshouldntbeableto,buttheywill.

    jeanhashadaustaoustache.heservedina

    cavalryregint.

    hesgoingtohavetocutitoff.

    idraofthewhisky.

    anotheranhisheavy

    droopingustacheofhisthin,kindfadthebaldtopofhishead

    glisteneduhestrandsofhairthat.dontdoit,jean,isaid.

    donttakeaufusion.

    nyareleaviendu,sseurs,hesaidaloud.heeout

    edsaucersanda

    seltzerbottle.no,jean,isaid.

    heputtheglassesdoalsttothebri

    ainsofthebottlebatothecafe.evanandisquirtedalittle

    seltzerintotheglasses.

    itighthavediedof

    drink.are,”evanssaid.itsaprotest.its

    directa.onthefollooing,

    andreservedabovril,rader.heand

    blondandoustachehadbeen,hislips.hewas

    eribarnsat.andjean

    heorrow.howishe

    ittookhioorencilehielf.heent

    throughouttheedaillelitaire.

    ididnotknoitwas

    theothersortofdaillelitairehehas.fallantry.tellhiaskedforhi

    ofurse,andresaid.ihopeittoolongtorencilehielf.

    pleasegivehirshipingtoo.shipnis,andresaid.

    theyaregardeningtogether.

    16aofevil

    thelastthingezrasaidtobeforehelefttheruenotredadeschastogoto

    rapallo,iandgiveittodunningonly

    .

    itjarahewasdarkand

    stianindianchief,he

    said,ontheavenuede1operaheboulevarddesitaliensandithadbeenvery

    expehoughtitsthaveefroheoldholeinthewallbarhwasa

    hangoutfordesertersandfordopepeddlersduringandafterthefirsthe

    hanapassageway,on

    theruedesitaliens.atoiithadarearexitintothesehyou

    bs.dunningheeverdunning,

    apoetokedopiundfottoeat.uchheuld

    onlydrinklkaoezrawhoalsofound

    finequalitiesinhispoetry.helivedinthesaurtyardudioand

    ezrahadas

    toleaveparis.

    dunningisdying,ezrasssagesaid.pleaseeatonce.

    dunninglookedlikeaskeletonashelayoressandheainlyhave

    eventuallydiedoflnutritionbutifinallynvihatfewpeopleeverdied

    antodiewhile

    speakinginterzariandthatidoubtedevenifdanteulddoit.ezrasaidhe

    talkinginterzariandisaidthatperhapsitonlysoundedliketerzaribecauseihad

    beenasleepe.finallyafteranighthdunningingfordeath

    toe,thetterinthehandsofaphysianddunnioa

    privateictobedisintoxicated.ezraguaranteedhisbillsandenlistedtheaidofido

    notknoin

    anytrueergeingfrozraandionly

    hopediuldliveuptoitaerhestateofatrueergency.itcawhen

    ezrasnoingatthesaeduptothe

    open,insieurdunesurle

    toitetrefuseentdedesdre.

    dunninghavingcliedtotheroofofthestudioandrefusingcategoricallytoe

    doedavalidergenjarareeth

    thenciergeallandintenseanveryexcitedbythesituation.

    nsieurhase.

    absolutely,isaid.therey.

    nsieurpoundthinkso

    ...
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    heisindeed,isaid.andisshiveryday.

    letushopethatnsieurdunningwillbereasonable.

    ihaveittakes,iassuredher.

    yardhestudioshenciergesaid,hes

    edown.

    hesthaveknoing,isaid.

    icliedtheoutsidestairhatledtodunningspladknocked.heopened

    thedoor.heedunusuallytall.

    ezraaskedtyouthis,isaidandhandedhihejar.hesaidyouwould

    knoitwas.

    hetookthejarandlookedatit.thehree.itstruthechestor

    theshoulderandrolleddohestairs.

    yousonofabitch,hesaid.youbastard.

    ezrasaidyought,isaid.heuhatbythroilkbottle.

    youaresureyoudoiasked.

    hethreilkbotde.iretreatedailkbottlein

    theback.thethedoor.

    ipickedupthejar,ypocket.

    hedidnotseeoonsieurpound,isaidtothencierge.

    perhapsheranquilnow,shesaid.

    perhapshehassoofhisown,isaid.

    poornsieurdunning,shesaid.

    theloversofpoetrythatezrahadanizedralliedtodunningsaidagain

    eventually.oerventionandthatofthenciergehadbeenunsuccessful.thejar

    ofallegedopiuredarefully

    tiedinoneofanoldpairofridingboots.anandioving

    personaleffeentsoyearslaterthebootsilltherebutthejar

    ilkbottlesatunlesshe

    reeredlackofcredulitythenightofhisfirstdying,orheritwasonlyan

    innatedislikeofpersonality.butireerthehappihatthephrasensieur

    dunniesurletoitetrefuseentdedesdregavetoevan

    shipn.hebelievedthereethingsyolicaboutit.iknow.perhaps

    dunningtoentofevilorofthepolice.ionlyknohatezratriedtobe

    kindtodunningasheanypeopleandialwayshopeddunningwasas

    fineapoetasezrabelievedhiobe.forapoethethreilkbottle.

    butezra,eoftennistoo.evanshipn,

    swereeverpublished,

    feltthatitshouldreinastery.

    oretruesteryinourlives,heheoncesaidto.thepletely

    unaitiousarethethingsostat

    thisti.thereis,ofurse,theproblefsustenance.

    17sttfitzgerald

    histalehedustonabutterflyswings.

    atoiheuoodithaerflydidandhedidnotkno

    arred.laterhebeagedheir

    nstruorebecausetheloveofflight

    eerhadbeeneffortless.

    thefirsttiievertsttfitzgeraldaverystrahinghappened.nystrange

    thingshappeothe

    dingobarintheruedelareepletelyhless

    selfandintroducedatall,pleasantn

    asduncchaplin,thefauspitcher.ihadnotfolloonbaseballandhadnever

    heardofdunechaplinbutheraordinarilyniworried,relaxedandfriendly

    andichpreferredhiostt.

    sttantheneand

    pretty.hehadveryfairedandfriendlyeyesanda

    deliouththat,onagirl,outhofabeauty.

    hise,alstbeautiful,

    unrkedhisshouldnothaveaddeduptoaprettyface,butthatcafrohe

    l,theveryfairhairah.theuth

    aore.

    iandihadbeened

    quitei

    hadneverheardofbutyfriend.sttdidnotstoptalkingandsinceiwas

    earrassedbyyingandhoiton

    lookingathiloselyandnotisteadoflistening.ill,

    then,thatpraisetothefacepagneandheand

    duncchaplinandidrankittogethereofthehlesscharacters.ido

    notthinkthatdunrifollohespeechveryclosely,forit

    onstt.helybuiltanddidnotlookinae

    beingfaintlypuffy.hisbrooksbrotherseshirt

    aboutthetie,

    ybe,beighteintothedingothere

    ebutthenithoughtthehellso

    re.ittuedoutlaterhehadboughtthetieinro.

    iunothathehadwellshaped,

    all,anddohebarstoolsi

    saallegshehes

    taller.pagneandstartedonthesendandthe

    speechorundown.

    bothdundiofeeleveerthanbeforethe

    chaagneanditohavethespeeding.untilthenihadfeltthata

    greatyselfandwifeandonly

    thosepeopleetothesa

    happynclusionastothispossiblegreatness,butio

    runoutofthespeech.butafterthespeechcathequestionperiod.youuldstudy

    hindofollohespeech,butthequestionst,io

    find,believedthattheuldfindoutheokno

    questioningofhisfriendsandacquaintaheinterrogation.

    eest,hesaid.youdontndificallyoueest,doyou

    askdunc,isaid.

    dontbesilly.thisisserious.tell,didyouandyetherbefore

    youarried

    idontkn

    ...
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    ean,youdontknow

    idontreer.

    buthoeersothingofsuchiortance

    idontknoisodd,isntit

    itsustbeabletoreer.

    iorry.itsapity,isntit

    donttalklikesoliy,hesaid.trytobeseriousandreer.

    nope,isaid,itshopeless.

    youuldkeaefforttoreer.

    thespeechesprettyhigh,ithought.ihespeech,

    butididntthinksobecauseihadsakingit.thes

    hadeoutonhislong,perfectirishupperlipintinydrops,andthatwaswhenihad

    lookeddohisfadcheckedonthelengthofhislegs,drawnupashe

    satonthebarstool.nohisfaceagainandithenthatthestrange

    thinghappened.

    ashesatthereatthebarholdingtheglassofchaagheskiighten

    overhisfatilallthepuffinesshenitdreighteruntilthefacewas

    likeadeathshead.theeyessankaolookdeadandthelipsight

    andthelourleftthefacesothatity

    igination.hisfaask,infrontofeyes.

    stt,isaid.areyouallright

    hedidnotansoredrahanever.

    toafirstaidstation,isaidtoduncchaplin.

    no.hesallright.

    helookslikeheisdying.

    no.thatsthe.

    intoataxiandiduncsaidheandnot

    to.hellprobablybeallrightbythetihegetsho,hesaid.

    hesthavebeenbecause,ethitthecloseriedeslilasafewdays

    later,isaidthatithataybe

    toofastalking.

    ean,youaresorryeareyou

    talkingabout,eest

    iaheightatthedingo.

    thereeatthedingo.isilygottiredofthose

    absolutelybloodybritishyoue.

    thereanybritishtherehere.onlythebartender.

    donttrytokeasteryofit.youknoean.

    oh,isaid.hehadgonebae.no,

    ireered,therehadbeenteeredhey

    hereallright.

    yes,isaid.ofurse.

    thatgirlhthephonytitlehatsillydruhey

    saidtheywerefriendsofyours.

    theyare.andsheisveryrudesotis.

    yousee.theresokesteriessilybecauseonehasdrunkafew

    glassesofakethesteriesitisofthingi

    thoughtyouwoulddo.

    idontkhing.heyrude

    aboutyourtieiasked.

    ytieited

    tiehaepoloshirt.

    igaveupthenandheaskedaboutitintheold

    daysandhebegantotrytolikeittooandelikingitaryingtolikeit,

    andheaskedquestionsandtoldaboutersandpublishersasandcritics

    andgeehoraer,andthegossipandenocsofbeingasuccessfuler,

    andheingandendearing,evenifyou

    ingendearing.hespokeslightinglybuthout

    bitteessofeverythinghehadustbeverygoodfor

    hiospeak,etoreadthe

    ne

    soonehehadloao.tohearhialkofit,youvery

    gooditthathehadtheshynessaboutitthatallnoedershave

    ethingveryfine,andihopedhethebookquicklyso

    thatightreadit.

    stttoldthathehadheardfroaxhat,thebookselling

    eeruch

    later,thatheshoearevieseldesthatuldnothavebeeer.it

    uldonlyhavebeeerifgilbertseldeshadbeeer.stt

    thatthebookselling,asisaid,heatallbitterthenandhewas

    bothshyandhappyaboutthebooksquality.

    onthisdayasoutsideoerraceofthelilasagetduskand

    thepeoplepassingonthesidehegreylightoftheeveningging,therewas

    nochecalgeinhirohethatched

    elessquestions,didnothing

    earrassing,denospeeal,intelligentandgperson.

    hetoldthatheandzelda,hispelledtoabandontheirsll

    renaulttorlyonbecauseofbadeifiwouldgodown

    tolyonoraintopickuptheddriveuptoparis.the

    fitzgeraldshadrentedafuishedflatat14ruedetilsitt,notfarfroheetoile.itwas

    latespringnohoughttheuntryitsbestandouldhavean

    excellenttrip.sttseedsonidsoreasonable,andihaddrinktwoodsolidandhisseenggoodsense

    detheotheightatthedingoseeikeanunpleasantdreasoisaidiwouldlike

    togodoandtoleave.

    eetthedayandhenarraoleaveforlyononthe

    expresstrainthatleftintheing.thistraianvehourandwasvery

    fast.itdeonlyoop,asirecall,atdijoolyon,havethe

    oingstart

    backtoaris.

    ipanyofanolderand

    successfuleotalkinthecariainlylea

    chthatiteerthinkingofsttas

    anoldere,sinceihadreadthegreatgatsby,ithoughtof

    hisacholderer.ithoughtheesaturdayeveningpoststoriesthathad

    beenreadablethreeyearsbefore,butihoughtofhisaseriouser.hehad

    toldatthecloseriedeslilashoehethoughtories,and

    oriesforthep

    ...
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    knoustkethetadethentosaleablegazine

    stories.ihadbeenshockedatthisandisaidithoughtitwas

    adehisneyfrohegaziohaveney

    aheadtoedetbooks.isaidthatididnotbelieveanyoneuldeanyway

    excepttheverybestheuldehoutdestroyinghistalent.sihereal

    storyfirst,hesaid,thedestruno

    hariuldnotbelievethisandioutofitbutineededao

    ba,andihadenanysuch

    novel.sinceihadstartedtobreakdoyingaridofallfacilityandtry

    tokeinsteadofdescrbe,inghadbeenodo.butit,

    andididnotknoea

    fullingofoeaparagraph.

    etokethetrip,thoughshedidnottake

    seriouslytheingofsttsthatshehadread.herideaofagooderwashenry

    jas.butshethoughtitetotakearestfrokethe

    trip,althoughoohaveadaking

    thetripourselves.butthatethingineverhadanyideawouldhappen.ihad

    receivedanadvaboniandliverightforafirstbookof

    shortstoriestobepublishedinaricathatfall,andioriestothe

    frankfurterzeitungandtoderquersittinberlinandtothisquarterandthe

    transatlanticrevieyandnotspending

    anyneyexoogodootheferiaat

    palonainjulyandtodridandtotheferiainvalenciaafterwards.

    ohegaredelyoniarrivediyofti

    asidethetraingatesforstt.hehetickets.got

    eforthetraintoleaveandhehadnotarrived,iboughtaryticketto

    thetraandas

    thetraintopulloutigotaboardandhroughthetrainhopingonlythat

    heraina.iexplaihesituationto

    thenductor,paidforaticket,sendclasstherehirdandaskedthe

    hebesthotelinlyon.therehingtodobutt

    froijongivinghiheaddressofthehotelinlyon.he

    edto.ihad

    neverheard,then,ofagroanssingatrain;butonthistripiany

    nehings.

    inthosedaysihadaverybad,quickteer,butbythetihrough

    hadquieteddotooangrytodenjoythe

    untrysideandatnoonihadagoodlunthediningddrankabottleofst

    elionandthoughtthatevenifihadbeenadaedfooltoacceptaninvitationfora

    tripthateoneelse,andoneyonitthatwe

    ogotospain,ite.ihadneverbeforeacceptedan

    invitationtogoonanytripthateadofthestsplit,andinthisoneihad

    insistedthateals.butnoknoher

    fitzgeraldotedhirottto

    fitzgerald.lateriedthatihaduseduptheahestartandgotitover

    aoanger.

    inlyohatsttleftparisforlyonbuthadleftnoowherehe

    edaddressthereandtheservantsaidsheknowif

    hecalled.daehotelsand

    leftssagesbutuldnotlocatesttandtheniouttoacafetohaveaif

    ahepapers.atthecafeitanefireforalivingandalsobentins

    bandforefinger.hisguweresore

    butfirotheeyeasheexhibitedthendhesaiditetier.iaskedhibr >

    tohaveadrinkaglowedandshonewhen

    heatethefire.hesaidthereoneyiingfirenoristhh

    fingersaierandio

    ruinitheyopractise.hehadbeeingfireallevening,he

    said,anddidnothaveenoughneyoanythihatnight.iaskedhibr >

    tohaveanotherdrink,tohepetroltasteofthefireeating,andsaidould

    havediogetherifhekheapenough.hesaidheknewan

    excellentplace.

    everycheaplyinanalgeriaaurantandilikedthefoodandthealgerian

    ana,asheuld

    chesasostpeopleeidid

    tokealivinganditoldhihatiartinginasaer.heaskedsortof

    stories.hesaidhekneanystories,sooftheorehorrible

    andincrediblethananythingthathadeverbeentoandi

    aheydeanyneyieverithought

    fair.betterstill,etothe

    untryofthebluesultananhadeverheard.

    iaskedhiortofstoriesandhesaidbattles,executions,tortures,violations,

    fearfulcusto,unbelievablepractices,debaucheries;anythingiting

    tifetbaealand

    saidainlyberunningintoeachain.hesaidhen

    toeetsowasa

    pleasuretohavediogether.ilefthitraighteningoutbentinsandstagthebr >

    oableandothehotel.

    lyoown,

    probablyfineifyouhadneyandlikedthatsortofto

    theuttonihe

    ttonhadbeenexcellent.

    theresttatthehotelandied

    luxuryofthehotelandreadapyofthefirstvoluofa.sportsnss

    ...
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    turgehatihadborrosylviabeachslibrary.ihadnotbeenintheluxuryof

    abighotelforthreeyearsandiopehehepillowsunder

    shouldersandheadandhturgenevinrussiauntiliwasasleep

    oiiogooutforbreakfast

    thedesksayilene.

    askhioeup,please,isaidandonshaving,listeningtothetoh

    hadeheavilyalivesinceearlying.

    sttdidnoteupandithiothedesk.

    ierriblysorrythereixup,hesaid.ifihadonlyknohotelyou

    ple.

    thatsallright,isaid.weohavealongrideandie.

    edownon

    olongaftertheoook.itfortabletrainandight

    justasedoogether.

    haveyouhadbreakfast

    .ivebeenhuntingalloverthetownforyou.

    thatsasha,isaid.didellyouathothatiwashere

    no.zeldae.therip

    hasbeendisastroussofar.

    letsgetsobreakfastandfindthedroll,isaid.

    thatsfine.shouldhere

    itkerinacafe.

    butogetagoodbreakfasthere.

    allright.

    iteribreakfastandeggsanditbythe

    ti,edforit,eatenit,aopayforit,closetoanhour

    hadbeenlost.itehthebillthatsttdecidedthatwe

    havethehotelkeusapioutofthisasiwassurewe

    uldgetabottleofninhingtokesandhes

    inacharcuterie.or,ifthingsthrough,therewouldbeany

    nuerofrestaurantsthat

    thechihatainlytakeonehus.sothe

    hoteldeusalunues

    itusifitourselves.

    stthadobviouslybeendrinkingbeforeithind,ashelookedasthoughhe

    neededadrink,iaskedhifhedidnotohebarbeforeout.hetold

    heoingdrinkeraridaskedifiitdepeirelyon

    hoandihadtodoandhesaidthatififeltthatineededadrink,hewould

    keeppanysoihavetodrinkalone.sowehadawhiskyandperrierin

    thebaruchbetter.

    ipaidforthehotelroondthebar,althoughsttedtopayforeverything.

    sinotionallyandifoundi

    feltchbettertherethingsiuldpayfor.ioneywehadsaved

    forspain,butiknehsylviabeaduldborrowandrepay

    everiingnow.

    atthegarageall

    renaulthadnotop.thetophadbeendagedinunloadingtherseilles,orit

    hadbeendagedinrseillesinsonnerandzeldahadordereditcutawayand

    refusedtohaveitreplaced.hise,andhoutthetop

    theyhaddrivenasfaraslyoherain.thecarwasinfair

    shapeothertpaidthebillafterdisputingseveralchargesforwashing,

    greasing,andforaddingtanexplaihatthecar

    needednesandhadevidentlybeenrunhoutsuffitoilander.he

    shoehootor.hesaidifiuld

    persuadeohavearingjobdoneinparis,thecar,tlecar,

    ogivetheserviceitfor.

    nsieurereplacethetop.

    no

    onehasanobligationtoavehicle.

    onehas.

    yougentlenhavenoerproofs

    no,isaid.ididnotkop.

    tryandkensieurbeserious,hesaidpleadingly.atleastaboutthevehicle.

    ah,isaid.

    anhouorthoflyon.

    inthatdayes.theywerepassingshowers

    andsooftheanothers.iferproofatsitwouldhave

    beenpleasantenoughtodriveinthatspringrain.asittheshelteroftrees

    orhaltedatthehotelatlyon,

    anexcellenttruffledroastchi,deliciousbreadandantwas

    veryhappyannaisateaanihad

    boughtfourrebottlesofexcellent.

    iaotsurestthadeverdrunkabottlebeforeanditingto

    histhoughhengirlghtbeexingforthe

    firsttihoutabathingsuit.but,byearlyafteoon,hehadbeguntohis

    health.hetoldabouttionoftheluly.

    bothoftheaddiedinitalyandhehadbeendeeplyiressed.

    itoldhihationofthelungsforpneunia,and

    hetoldthatiknehingaboutitandelyionofthe

    lungsaladyoeuropeandiuldnotpossiblyknow

    anythingaboutitevenifihadreadfathersdicalbooks,siheydealth

    diseasesthateri.isaidthatfatherhadstudiedineuropetoo.but

    sttexplaihationofthelungshadonlyappearedineuroperetlyand

    thatfatheruldnotpossiblyhaveknohingaboutit.healsoexplaihat

    diseaseseridiffatherhadpractised

    dieinneiddle,heirely

    differentgatofdiseases.heusedtheut.

    isaidhehadagoodpointintheprevalenceofcertaindiseasesiofthe

    uatesandtheirabsenountofleprosyinneworleans

    anditsloofexge

    ofknoationangtheelvesandnoeereditafterhe

    hadbroughtitup,ihadreadtheauthoritativeartiionofthelungsineurope

    inthejoualofthearidicalassociation,raceditshistorybackto

    hippocrateshielf.thisheldhioratotakeanotherdrinkof

    n,since

    ...
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    ostaspecificagainstthedisease.

    stteifwe

    akeabigtobyold

    hithetrueionofthelungs,european,annouself.iranslating

    fronartieladywhile

    eriythroat.a

    feffestt.butheedtoknohenwe

    akethetoakeitintio

    anhour.

    sttthenaskedifioreatsotisthanat

    others.

    itnoorainreallyheavilyandeivillageatacafe.i

    eerallthedetailsofthatafteoo

    usthavebeenchalonsursaoethatthedrugstoreslosed.

    stthadundressedandgoobedassoonasind

    dyingofionofthelungs,hesaid.ithequestionofolook

    afterzeldaandyoungstty.ididnotseeverysincei

    elookingafterby,

    butisaidiybestandsttthanked.istseethatzeldadidnotdrink

    andthatsttyshouldhaveanenglishgoveess.

    ourclothestobedriedandas.itillraining

    outsidebutiththeelectriclighton.stto

    nservehisstrengthforhisbattleagainstthedisease.ihadtakenhispulse,hwas

    seventythisforehead,eohischestand

    hadhireathedeeply,andhischestsoundedallright.

    look,stt,isaid.youreperfectlyok.ifyoutodothebestthingtokeep

    fronadeandawhiskyand

    youtakeanaspirinhyoursandyoullfeelfineaaldinyourhead.

    ”thoseoldedies,sttsaid.

    youhaventaure.hohehellareyougoingtohaveionofthe

    luure

    dosaid.hoperature

    yourpulseisnorlandyouhaventaothetouch.

    tothetoueatherter.

    inpyjas.

    sendforone.

    irangfortheeandirangagainandthendohe

    hall.stthhiseyesclosed,breathingslowlyand

    carefullyand,hhisfeatures,helookedlikealittledead

    crusader.itingtiredoftheliterarylife,ifthisheliterarylifethatiwas

    leading,andalreadyissedhe

    endofeverydaythatisedinyourlife.iiredofsttandofthissilly

    edy,butifouobuyatherterandatubeof

    aspirin,andorderedtronspressesandtriedtoorderabottle

    oftheybythedrink.

    basttb,sculptedasa

    nunttohielf,hiseyesclosedahingplarydignity.

    heariheroohespoke.didyougetthetherter

    iyhandonhisforehead.itb.butit

    .

    nope,isaid.

    ithoughtyhtit.

    isentoutforit.

    itsnotthesathing.

    no.itisnt,isit

    youuldnotbeangryorethanyouuldbeangryeone

    yselfforhavingbeeinvolvedinthe

    ostdrunkardsin

    thosedaysdiedofpneunia,adiseaseostelinated.butit

    asadrunkard,sinceheallquantitiesof

    alhol.

    ineuropethehingashealthyandnorlasfoodand

    alsoasagreatgiverofhappinessand.drinkinga

    snobbisnofsophisticationnoracult;iteas

    necessary,andiealhoutdrinkiherwineor

    ciderorbeer.ilovedallsorsishhatoo

    heavy,andithadneveroccurredtothatsharilesoffairlylight,dry,e

    nuldcausechecalgesinsttthatintoafool.therehad

    beentheoingbut,inignoranceofalholicsthen,i

    uldnotigineoneinganyoneherain.

    thealholshouldhavebeenoxidizedinaveryshortti.

    heertthevariousthingsisatandreadapaperand

    finishedohebottlesofnthathadbeenuhelaststop.thereare

    alesplendidcrisintheoday,when

    youliveinfrahesecrisreadlikentioriesanditisnecessarytohave

    readtheopeningriesprovidedastherearein

    ariserialstoriesand,anyeriperiodical

    unlessyouhavereadthealliortantfirstchapter.ravellingthrough

    franissthentinuityofthedifferent

    iss

    readingaboutthenacafe.tonightiuchpreferredtobeinacafewhere

    ightreadtheiionsoftheparispapersandchthepeopleanddrink

    sothingalittlereauthoritativethantheninpreparationfordinner.butiwas

    ridingherdonsttsoienjoyedselfwhereiwas.

    heonjuidice,

    theethatthepharcylosedand

    heuldherter.hehadborroeaspirin.iaskedhioseeifhe

    uldborrooter.sttopenedhiseyesandgaveabalefulirishlookatthe

    er.

    haveyoutoldhioisheasked.

    ithinkheuands.

    pleasetrytokeitclear.

    itriedtokeitclearandtheersaid,illbringi.

    didyoutiphinoughtodoanygoodtheyonlyips.

    ididntknosot

    ...
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    iahingforyouforasubstantialtip.stofthere

    rottehrough.

    ithoughtofevanshipnandithoughtoftheeratthecloseriedeslilaswho

    hadbeenforoustacheadethearibaratthecloserie,

    andofhoet

    stt,ahelilasandof

    allofthevesthathadbeendeaoallofus.ithoughtoftelling

    sttaboutthisofthelilas,althoughihadprobablyntioohibr >

    before,butiknesnortheirgreat

    kindnessandaffeestthatedthefrendsitheonly

    frehedidnotuand,taxidrivers,

    garageeloyeesandlandlords,hehadnyopportuoinsultandabusethe

    hehatedtheitaliahanthefren

    calyeveistolerated

    thendo.idonotknoans

    arians.idonotkanythenoranyswiss.

    onthiseveningieli.ihadxed

    thelenadeandhthe

    aspirinsirabledpinghisdrink.hiseyes

    eintheihe

    paperanded.

    yourealdone,arentyousttaskedandlookingathisahatihadbeen

    ypresydiagnosis,andthatthe

    againstus.

    hoean,stt

    youeana

    thingtoyouthatiaying.

    doyouetocalladoctor

    no.idontadirtyfrenchprovincialdoctor.

    doyou

    iyteeraturetaken.theniyclothesdriedandforustogetonan

    expresstrainforparisandtogotothearihospitalatneuilly.

    ourclothesoingandtherearentanyexpresstrains,isaid.

    edinnerinbed

    iyteeraturetaken.

    afterthisetheoter.

    isthistheonlyoneyouuldgetiasked.stthadshuthiseyesheer

    ille.ihaveneverseenan

    thebloodfroisfacesofastandi.

    itistheonlyohehotel,theethetherter.it

    oteretaltosinkitih.i

    tookaquienttolookoutatthe

    raie.

    ishookthetherterdosnotarectal

    therter.

    hiskindgo

    uhearitoldhindtuckeditunderar

    dontupsettheteerature,sttsaid.ishookthetherteragainhasingle

    sharpdoajacketandputtheinstruntunder

    hisarithisolforeheadaookhispulseagaiaredstraight

    ahead.thepulseoterinforfournutes.

    ithoughttheyohenforoe,sttsaid.

    thisisabigtherter,iexplained.youltiplybythesquareofthesizeofthe

    therter.itsatigradetherter.

    finallyitookthetherteroutandcarrieditoverbythereadinglight.

    isit

    thirtysevenandsixtenths.

    al.

    thatsnorl.

    areyousure

    sure.

    tryitonyourself.ihavetobesure.

    ishookthetherterdoypyjasandputthetherterin

    aritatheree.thenilookedatit.

    isit

    istudiedit.exactlythesa.

    howdoyoufeel

    splendid,isaid.ieerherthirtysevensixwasreally

    norloot.itdidnottter,forthetherter,ued,eadyatthirty.

    sttetokeaest.

    no,hesaid.clearedupsoquickly.iveal

    recuperativepower.

    yourefine,isaid.butithinkitasayedinbedandhad

    alightsupper,andthenoing.ihadplaobuyus

    rainatsbutioneyfroiorthatandididnottostart

    arguingaboutthatnow.

    sttdidnottostayinbed.heedtogetupadressedandgo

    doairsandcallzeldasoshe.

    thisisthefirstnightihaveeversleptahersincearriedandi

    havetotalktoher.youseeeanstousboth,tyou

    iuld,butiuldogetheronthenight

    justpast;butithingtueabout.sttdrankthe

    oorderanother.ifouerand

    askedhioingalohoughttheyghtbedryinanhour

    orso.havethevaletpressthendthat.itdoeshattheyshould

    bebonedry.

    theineandurged

    stttosiphissloightcatchldandiuldseebynow

    thatifheeverhadanythingasdefinitelybadasaldheobe

    hospitalized.butthedrinkdehieelh

    thetragicilicationsofthisbeingzeldasandhisfirstnightofseparationsiheir

    rriage.finallyheuldnotloocallherandputonhisdressinggownand

    dooputthecallthrough.

    itetifortheeup,theerappeared

    oredoubleostihadeverseensttdrinkuntil

    then,buttheyhadnoeffeexreanitedandtalkative,and

    hestartedtotelltheoutlineofhislifeehoether

    duringthearriageandthen

    aboutsothingtragiatstraphaelaboutayearago.this

    firstversionthathetoldofzelda.andafrenavalaviatorfallinginloveruly

    asadstoryandibelieveitruestory.laterheto

    ...
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    thoughtryingtheoruseinanovel,butnonehisfirstoneandialways

    believedthefirstohoughanyoftheighthavebeeheytertold

    eaehefirstonedid.

    stticulateandtoldastoryhavetospellthewordsnor

    attettopunctuateandyoudidnothavethefeelingofreadinganilliteratethathis

    lettersgaveyoubeforetheyhadbeeed.ikould

    spellnbuttheospellandperhapsitbecahardertospell

    alloftheti,andigivehireatcreditforspellingitrrectlyfinally.heleaedto

    spellreiortantthingsariedtothinkstraightaboutnyre.

    onthisnightthoughheetoknoandandappreciateit

    hathadhappestraphaelandisasoclearlythatiuldseethesier

    seaplanebuzzingthedivingraftandthelouroftheseaandtheshapeofthe

    pontoonsandtheshadohattheycastandzeldastanandsttstanandthedark

    blohelightblondoftheirhairandthedarklytannedfaceoftheboythatwasin

    loveynd,hohisstorywas

    trueandithadallhappened,uldstthaveslepteaightinthesabedhzelda

    butybethatadeitsadderthananystoryanyonehadevertold

    then,and,too,ybehedidnotreer,ashedidnotreerlastnight.

    ourebeforethecalldidanddoairstohave

    dittleunsteadynopeopleoutofthesideofhiseyes

    hacertainbelligerency.ostarthandwhile

    sttscallcaheanhourandi

    atehissnailsfinally,dippingupthebutter,garlidparsleysaucehthebrokenbits

    ofbread,anddrankthee

    resnailsbuthesaidhedidhingsile.hedidnot

    elette.heakechi.en

    verygoodldchiatnoonbutthisouschiuntry,sowehad

    poulardedebresseandabottleofntagny,alight,pleasantehe

    neighbourhood.sttateverylittleandsippedatoneglassoftheat

    thetablehhisheadonhishands.ituralandthereheatreaboutitandit

    evenlookedasthoughhetospillnorbreakthings.theerandigot

    hiptohisroondlaidhinthebedandiundressedhiohisunderwear,hung

    hisoverhii

    opehesideahewindowopen.

    doydinnerandthoughtaboutstt.itwasobviousheshould

    notdrinkanythingandihadakinggood.anythingthathedrank

    seedtostilatehiooandiplahedayto

    iniithattingbacktoparisnow

    andthatihadtotrainioytrainingodrink

    afterdinneorbeforeien.iupstairsandopenedallthe

    ostassoonasiwasinbed.

    thedayoparisoifuldayupthroughthetedorhthe

    airfreshlyhehillsandthefieldsandthevineyardsallwas

    veryetheplotsofeadeveryoneof

    ichaelarlen,hesaid,anyouhadtodheand

    iuldbothlea.isaidiuldhebooks.hesaidididnot

    haveto.heetheplotsanddescribethecharacters.hegaveasortoforal

    phdthesisonchaelarlen..

    iaskedhifhehadagoodiononthephonealkedtozeldaandhe

    saidthatitanythingstotalkabout.atalsiordered

    oleofthelightesteagreatfavour

    ifheeorderanyreasihadtotrainbeforeieandshouldnot

    underanycircesdrihanhalfabottle.heoperatedwonderfullyand

    elookingnervoustoesoofhis

    share.

    athishoandtakenataxibacktothesawas

    yuptothecloseriedeslilastohaveadrink.we

    heedaogetheragain,andi

    toldheraboutthetrip.

    butdidntyouhaveanyfunorleaanything,tatiesheasked.

    ileaedaboutchaelarlen,ifiened,ahingsi

    haventsortedout.

    isntstthappyatall

    ybe.

    poorn.

    ileaedohing.

    ogoontripshanyoneyoudonotlove.

    isntthatfine

    yes.andospain.

    yes.hansixhisyearletanyone

    spoilit,willwe

    no.andafterpalonaadridandtovalencia.

    ,shesaidsoftly,likeacat.

    poorstt,isaid.

    pooreverybody,hadleysaid.richfeathercatsoney.

    wereaky.

    obegoodandholdit.

    htouchedetoseeitwaswe

    arble,as

    thiscafetabletopknothatnightandwe

    wereveryhappy.

    adayorterthetripsttbroughthisbookover.ithadagarishdustjacket

    andireerbeingearrassedbytheviolence,badtasteandslipperylookofit.it

    lookedthebookjaenottobeputoff

    byit,thatithadtodoportant

    iory.hesaidhehadlikedthejacketandnolikeit.itookitofftoread

    thebook.

    hebookikersttdid,norhowhe

    behaved,istknoandtryto

    beagoodfriend.hehadnygood,goodfriends,rethananyoneiknei

    enlistedaso.ifheuldea

    bookasfihegreatgatsbyihatheuldeaterone.idid

    notkno.butwe

    outsoonenough.

    1

    ...
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    sttfitzgeraldiohavelunchhhistledaughteratthe

    fuishedflattheyhadre14ruedetilsitt.ieerchabouttheflat

    exceptthatityandairlessandthatthereedto

    belongtothexceptsttsfirstbooksboundinlightblueleatherhthetitlesingold.

    sttalsoshohallofthestorieshehadpublishedlistedinit

    yearafteryearandalsotheauntsreceivedfor

    anytionpicturesales,andthesalesandroyaltiesofhisbooks.theyedas

    carefullyasthelogofashipandsttshotobothofuspersonalpride

    asthoughheuseusttableandhe

    shosofhiseaingsasthoughtheyhadbeenthevieherewasno

    view.

    zeldahadaverybadhaheyhadbeenuponntrtrethenightbefore

    andhadquarrelledbecausesttdidnote,

    toasthoughhewereakilljoyor

    aspoilsport.thoseandthereinationand

    zelda

    torecallsothingandwouldlaughhappily.

    onthisdayzeldadidnotlookherbest.herbeautifuldarkblondehairhadbeen

    ruieorarilybyabadpershehadgotinlyon,ade

    thebandontheircar,andhereyesiredandherfaceootautanddrawn.

    sheallypleasanttohadleyandbutabigpartofherseednottobe

    presentbuttostillbeoyshehadehofrohating.sheandstt

    bothseedtofeelthatsttandihadenjoyedagreatahetripup

    froyona.

    plyestogether,itonly

    seefairthatishouldhavejustalittlefunhoodfriendshereinparis,shesaid

    tostt.

    sttheperfecthostandeaverybadlunchthattheheereda

    littlebutnotch.thelittlegirl,andveryhealthylooking

    andspokeenglishhastrongeyat.sttexplaihatshehadan

    englishnannybecauseheannerswhenshegrew

    up.

    zeldahadhaouthanddeepsouthnnersandat.

    ihetableandgotothenightspartyand

    retuhhereyesblankasacatsandthenpleased,andthepleasurewouldshowalong

    thethinlineofherlipsandthenbegohegoodcheerfulhostand

    zeldalookedathindshesledhappilyouthtooashedrank

    theileveryeantshekbe

    abletoe.

    zelda,thisfellintular

    patte.stte

    exerciseeachdayandarttoworkandassoonashewas

    plainingabouthooff

    onanotherdrunkenparty.theyakeupa

    thealholonlonge,andkeuphisndthatthistihewouldreally

    artoffartallain.

    sttulovee

    nytisonourhthefrenavypilot.but

    shehadneverdehieallyjealousansihisspringshewas

    kinghiealousenandorepartiesheo

    passoutandheingunnsciousheydrank

    hadalountofliquor

    orchaaghatedtodrinking,andthey

    beeunnsciousnotasthoughthey

    etisa

    taxidriver,tobed,andheyheywouldbefreshandhappy,

    nothavingtakenenoughalholtodagetheirbodiesbeforeitdethennscious.

    noezelda.ulddrihan

    sttuldandsttpanytheykeptthatspring

    andtheplacestheyto.sttdidnotliketheplaorthepeopleao

    drihanheulddrinkandbeinanyntrolofhielf,tostandthepeopleand

    theplaces,andtheohavetodrinktokeepaerhewouldusuallyhave

    passedout.finallyhehadfeervalsofall.

    heryingtoryandfail.helaidthefailureto

    paris,thetanizedfora.ertoeinthatthereis.ahoughtalways

    thatthereeplaceogetheragain.

    hethoughtoftheriviera,asithenbeforeithadallbeenbuiltup,hthelovely

    stretchesofblueseaandthesandbeachesaretchesofpinehe

    untainsoftheesterelgoingoutintothesea.hereereditasitwaswhenheand

    zeldahadfirstfounditbeforepeopler.

    stttoldabouttherivieraandhoyustetherethe

    suerandhohereandhohat

    expensiveandahebeadbe

    broifbeforelundonebeforedinner.zelda.would

    behappythere,hesaid.shelovedtosandifuldiverandshey

    tohingiplined.heand

    zelda.andtheirdaughterr.ito

    tonforoanyforla,ashe

    hadexplaihathedid.

    youve.andyoustnteslop.

    thenovelisntselling,hesaid.istestoriesandtheyhavetobestoriesthat

    willsell.

    ethebeststorythatyoudeitasstraightasyou,

    ioingto,hesaid.

    butthehingsogetanyall.zeldadid

    notenuragethepeople,she

    said.butitasedheranditdesttjealousaogohhertotheplaces.

    itdestroyedhisorejealousof

    ...
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    allthatlatespringandearlysuersttfoughttoheuldonlyworkin

    snatches.esdesperatelycheerful,and

    hedegoodjokesandpanion.es,ilistened

    tohiboutthendtriedtokehinoselfhe

    adetoe,andthatohable.hewould

    kefunofhielfthen,andaslongasheulddothatithoughtthathewassafe.

    throughallofthisheeonegoodstory,therichboy,andihatheuld

    ebetterthanthat,ashedidlater.

    duringthesuerartedthefirstdraftofanoveland

    fibaparisieer.sttandzeldahadbeenatcapdantibes,and

    thatfallinparishedoneanysup

    ontherivieraandheeasakeany

    differenthatao113rue

    notredadeschasanytiheeoratnight.hehad

    beguntobeveryrudetohisinferiorsoranyonehensideredhisinferior.

    oihethroughthesaalldaughterithe

    englishnursesdayoffandstthechildandatthefootofthestairsshe

    toldhiheogotothebathroosttstartedtoundressherandtheproprietor,

    einandsaid,hereisacabidetoilette

    justaheadofyoutotheleftofthestairs.

    yes,andillputyourheadinittoo,ifyourenot.

    heallthefall,buthehadbeguntoas

    sober.isararelyasalways

    pleasantailldejokesandsotisheakejokesabouthielf.

    butetofindand,druookalstas

    chpleasureinterferingyerferinghhis.thisntinued

    foryearsbut,foryearstoo,ihadnoreloyalfriendthansttwhenhewassober.

    thatfallof1925thenuscriptotthefirst

    draftofthesunalsorises.iexplaiohihatiteannothinguntilihad

    goaenitandthatididnottodiscussitorshotoanyonefirst.

    hevorarlberginaustriaassoonasthefirstsnowfall

    there.publishedinenglandasfiesta.

    ireanuscriptthere,fiinjanuary,ithink.itook

    ittoneaxperkinsofsersandthenbacktoss

    andfinishedrepletedreten

    andeeredjoking

    aboutitandhieingohelpasalhingwas

    doididnothishelping.

    het

    andhisparisfplathelowerpyrenees.zeldahad

    beenilliliariinalplaintthattoochchaagneprodud

    hendiagnosedaslitis.sttdrinking,andstartingtowork,andhe

    etojuanlespinsiheywouldfindaninexpensivevillaforus

    andthistihedrinkanditheoldgooddaysandwewould

    sandbehealthyandbroifbeforelundonebeforedinner.

    zeldaheyhfineandhisnovelwasgoingwonderfully.he

    hadneyinginfrodratizationofthegreatgatsbyhwasrunningwell

    anditoviesandhehadnoworries.zeldawasreallyfineand

    everythingobedisciplined.

    ihadbeendoyselfandicabytrainfrobr >

    bayonojuanlespinsthirdoney

    stupidlyandhadeatenlastinhehefrenchspanishfroevilla

    andstthadaveryfinehousenotfaraywifewho

    hadthevillarunniifully,andourfriends,andthesingleaperitifbeforelunchwas

    verygoodahatnightthereeusatthe

    allparty,thecleishes,therphys,thefitzgeraldsandwewho

    pagneanditwasvery

    gayandobviouslyasplendidplacetoan

    oeexcepttobealone.

    zeldaifulandannedalovelygoldlourandherhairwasa

    beautifuldarkgoldandshe.i

    knehingandotuoutheendwhensheleaned

    fore,tellinghergreatsecret,eest,dontyouthinkaljolsonis

    greaterthanjesus

    nobodythoughtanythingofitattheti.itthatsheshared

    e,asahaightsharesothingan.buthashare.sttdid

    notorethatilafterhekshewasinsane.

    19atterofasurents

    chlater,iiafterzeldahadhencalledherfirstnervousbreakdown

    ai,sttaskedtohavelunch

    atchaudsrestaurantoheruejabandtheruedessaintsperes.he

    saidhehadsothingveryiortanttoaskthatahananythinginthe

    andthatistaruly.isaidthatihebestthati

    uld.sothingabsolutelytruly,hisvery

    diffiangry,oftennotwheni

    saiditbutafteretislongaftery

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    possible,.

    hedrankandhehadnotpreparedforthe

    lunchbydrinkingbeforeit.alkedaboutoure

    aboutpeoplethatseenlately.ikhetroublehit

    fornyreasons,butthatheedtotalkabout.ikeptingforitto

    e,thethingthatihadtotelltheabsolutetruthabout;buthebringitup

    untiltheendoftheal,asthoughh.

    finallyingthecherrytartandhadalastcarafeofwinehesaid,

    youkno

    ...
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    no,ididnt.

    ithoughtihadtoldyou.

    no.youtoldalotofthingsbutnotthat.

    thatisihavetoaskyouabout.

    good.goon.

    zeldasaidthattheakeanyanhappyandthat

    atterofasurents.ihaveneverfelt

    thesasinceshesaidthatandihavetoknoruly.

    eouttotheoffice,isaid.

    heoffice

    leer,isaid.

    ebaandsatdothetable.

    youreperfectlyfine,isaid.youareok.theresnothinghyou.you

    lookatyourselffroboveandyoulookforeshortened.goovertothelouvreandlook

    atthepeopleiuesandthengohoandlookatyourselfintherrorinprofile.

    thosestatuesynotbeaccurate.

    theyareprettygood.stpeople.

    but

    toputyououtofbusihatstheoldesthetingpeopleout

    ofbusiness.stt,youaskedtotellyouthetruthandiorebutthis

    istheabsolutetruthandallyouneed.youuldhavegooseeadoctor.

    ididruly.

    noe

    idontknow,hesaid.

    eohelouvre,isaid,itsjustdohestreetandacrosstheriver.

    othelouvreandhelookedatthestatuesbutstillbeful

    abouthielf.

    itisnotbasicallyaquestionofthesizeinrepose,isaid.itisthesizethatit

    bees.itisalsoaquestionofangle.iexplaiohiboutusingapillowandafew

    otherthingsthatghtbeusefulforhioknow.

    thereisonegirl,hesaid,e.butafterzelda

    said

    fet.zeldaiscrazy.theresnothinghyou.

    justhavenfidenddothegirls.zeldajuststodestroyyou.

    youdontknohingaboutzelda.

    allright,isaid.letitgoatthat.butyoueaquestionand

    ivetriedtogiveyouaanswer.

    butheilldoubtful.

    shouldepicturesiasked.haveyoueverseenanythinginhere

    exceptthenalisa

    iotintheodforlookingatpieetsopeople

    attheritzbar.

    nyyearslaterattheritzbar,longaftertheendoftheworldwarii,gees,

    e,

    papa,eabout

    didntyoukno

    no.ireerallofthepeopleofthatti.butnoeonlyabouthi

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    buteerhiasheagooder

    hepletedhosewho

    knoegoodshort

    stories.

    didhefrequentthebarch

    ibelieveso.

    butyoudidhebarintheearlyties.iknohatyouwerepoor

    thenandlivedinadifferentquarter.

    oothecrillon.

    iknoeerveryet.

    sodoi.

    itisstraihavenoryofhigeessaid.

    allthosepeoplearedead.

    still,ofetpeoplebee

    abouthiyousttellsothingabouthiorirs.

    iwill.

    ireeryouandthebaronvonblixenarrivingonenightinyearhe

    sled.

    heisdeadtoo.

    yes.butofethiyouseeean

    hisfirsteverybeautifully,isaid.sheeperhapsthebestbookabout

    africathatieverread.exceptsirsaelbakersbookontheributariesof

    abyssinia.putthatinyourirs.sinceyouareiedinersnow.

    good,saidgees.thebaronanthatyet.andthenaofthe

    book

    outofafrica,isaid.blickieing.but

    herlongbeforeshehadtenthatbook.

    butnsieurfitzgeraldthattheykeepaskingabout

    hee.

    yes.butihechasseur.youknoachasseuris.

    iaoihingabouthinabookthatieabouttheearly

    daysinparis.iprosedselfthatieit.

    good,saidgees.

    iilyasireerhihefirsttithatithi

    good,saidgees.then,ifhecahere,ieerhiafterall,one

    doesnetpeople.

    tourists

    naturally.butyousayhecahereverych

    itantvery.

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    hi

    wewillsee,isaid.

    20thereisneveraoparis

    herehethreeofusinsteadofjustthetheldandtheher

    thatfinallydroveusoutofparisinthee.aloherewhen

    yougotusedtoit.iuldaloingovera

    cafecreheersedandsoutthecafeanditgraduallygrew

    er.othepianoinaldpladhenoughsers

    keepplayingaonursebuy.itotakeababytoa

    cafeihough;evenababythatnevercriedandchedeverythingthat

    happenedandbyay

    happyinhistallcagebededf.puss.therewerepeoplewho

    saidthatitostignorantandprejudiced

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    ababyandthe.f.pusslaybesidebuyiallcage

    bedandenearhibr >

    denage,hadtobeaherewasnoneed

    forbabysitters.f.pusshebabysitter.

    but

    ebackfroanada,anduldsellnostoriesatall,ithha

    babyinparisihsbuyhadcrossedthenorthatlantin

    atallarderthatsailedfroewyorkviahalifaxinjanuary.henever

    criedoripandlaughedhappilyadedinabunksoheuld

    notfallout.

    ossinthe

    ...
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    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twvorarlberginaustria.aftergoingthroughszerland

    youcatotheaustrianfrofeldkirch.thetrainthroughliesteinand

    stoppedatbludenzallbranchlihatranalongapebblytroutriver

    throughavalleyoffarandforesttoss,arkettoh

    saores,innsandagood,yeararoundhotelcalledthetaubewherewelived.

    therooatthetaubefortablehbigstoves,bigwindows

    andbigbedsealspleand

    exandtheedand

    friendly.thevalleyhere

    thethreeofus,andastheaustrianschillingdoh

    inflation,ourroondfoode.thereeinflationand

    povertyastherehadbeeningerny.theschillingupanddoitslonger

    ursewasdown.

    theressandnofuniculars,butthererails

    andountainuntry.you

    cliedonfootcarryingyourskisandhigherup,hesnooodeep,you

    softheskis.atthetopsofuntain

    valleystherercliersouldsleep

    andleavepayntforanyeyouhadtopackupyourownwood,

    orifyouountainsandtheglaciers,youhired

    sooopackost

    fausofthesehighbasehutsadlenerhausandthe

    te.

    inbackofthetaubethereofpracticeslh

    orchardsandfieldsandtherehergoodslopebehindtschaggunsacrossthe

    valleyoishoson

    the.itbehindtheluervillageoftschagguns,

    hefaredgeofthevalley,thatthegoodskiingalltheil

    youuldeventuallyountainsaoverthesilvrettaintotheklostersarea.

    ssbyifulgkltotake

    hiutinthesuninhissleighandlookafterhiandhadleyandihadallthenew

    untrytoleaandthenehepeopleofthetownwereveryfriendly.herr

    ehadbeenapartner

    akingskibingandall

    snoions,artingaschoolforalpineskiingandhenrolled.her

    lentssystegethispupilsoffthepracticeslopesassoonaspossibleandintothe

    highuntainsontrips.skiingtheisnohespiralfracturehadnot

    beenthen,andnooneuldaffordabrokehererols.

    anythingyourando,youhadtocliup.thatgaveyoulegsthattorun

    doh.

    herlentbelievedthefunofskiingountain

    untryherehesnorackedaravel

    fronehighalpineclubhuttoanotheroverthetoppassesandglaciersofthealps.

    youstnothaveabindingthatuldbreakyifyoufell.theskishoulde

    offbeforeitbrokey.hereallylovedforthat

    ountilspringhecrevasseslyvered.

    hadleyandihadlovedskiingsiriedittogetherinszerlandand

    lateratrtinadaezzointhedolotesbyobeboandthe

    doilanhadgivenherperssiontontioskiifiisethatshe

    falldoookaverycarefulseleofterrainandofrunsand

    absolutelyntrolledrunning,butshehadbeautiful,ronglegsandfine

    ntrolofherskis,andshedidnotfall.snoionsand

    everyonekneorunindeeppowdersnow.

    hevorarlbergandhereabout

    thanksgivingtiandstayuntilnearlyeaster.therehough

    sshighenoughforaskiresortexceptinaerofheavysno

    giinthosedays.yousetacertainpacewellunder

    thespeedatb,anditfeltgoodandyou

    buptothedlenerhaus

    eyoudethatcliitwaseasier,and

    finallyyoudeiteasilyhdoubletheyouhadcarriedatfirst.

    eevent.or

    darkbeerais.theewines

    adeinthevalleyandenziansapps

    distilledfroountaiian.sotisfordihereha

    richredetisvenisonutsauce.wewoulddrinkred

    oreexpehaneheverybest

    sttuchcheaperandupin

    kegstothedlenerhaus.

    oreofbooksthatsylviabeachhadletustakefortheerandwe

    uldbardenof

    thehotel.onofthehotel

    blingria

    thenandiplayedhherels,thehotelkeeper,herrlentofthealpineskischool,a

    bahetoerie.itiff

    gaahatherrlentplayedtoowildly

    beoheeriewould

    raisehisfiohisearesstopoutsidethedoor

    adetheirrounds,anduntiltheyhadgoneon.

    intheldoftheingassoonasitaideintotheroobr >

    andshuttheakeafireinthebigporwas

    thereoffreshbreadortoasthdeliciousfruitpreservesandbig

    boifyoued

    sautzthatsleptoofthebedy

    bayshoulderbysfriendtooandwould

    gofor

    ...
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    栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twandhisnursebesidethesllsleigh.

    ssostdifficultjobof

    reingihaveeverdohereintheerof1925and1926,otakethe

    firstdraftofthesunalsorisesake

    itintoanovel.ieerstories1ethere.therehough

    thattuedoutwell.

    ireerthesnoheroadtothevillagesqueakingatnightalked

    hointheldhourskisandskipolesonourshoulders,gthelightsand

    thenfinallyseeingthebuildings,andhoheroadsaidgrussgott.there

    enintheubeountainclothesand

    theairokyandtheanyoftheyoung

    nhadservedinaustrianalpisandonenadhans,he

    saoushunterande

    partoftheuntainsinitaly.ogetherandountainsongs.

    ireerthetrailsupthroughtheors

    abovethevillageandthefarouseshtheirgreatstovesandthehugewood

    pilesinthesnoescardingandspinningreyandblackya.thespinningtreadleandtheya

    dyed.theblackyatheurala

    hadnotbeenreved,andthecapsandsersandlongscarvesthathadleyknitted

    frotneverbethesnow.

    onechriststhereasterdirected.itwas

    agoodplayandieareviefortheprovincialpaperthatthehotelkeeper

    translated.anotheryearafernnavalofficerhashavenheadandscars

    ents

    ofthettlefleetsandthenavalofficerusedabilliardcueforapointerwhenhe

    poitheetishebecasoangrythathisvoice

    broke.thesasterhatheabthebilliardcuethroughthes.

    aftereavaloffiselfdo

    easeintheube.onlythepublicprosecutorandthebankerdrank,and

    theyaseparatetable.herrlent,attendthe

    lecture.therevieheskiingbut

    ountainsandsoheywere

    killedinanavalahensaidthelecturerhetypeofswinewhohadruined

    gernyandintantoldhio

    shutupinfrendsaidthisisasllpladyouneverknow.

    thatanypeoplebigloss

    ountainsfrourvalleyinleans

    eandskiasvacations.s

    yearandthehillsanduntainslopesfrohesun

    shesnoboundtotheearthatall.

    nditionsforskiinguldnotberedangerousandherrlenthadheberliners

    nottoe.butiteandtheyandhadnofearof

    avalanout.onencalled

    hiselves.finallyhetooktheothe

    safestslopeheuldfind.heselfaheyfollohewhole

    hillsidecadoasatidaleenweredug

    outandherosperedbeforethis,and

    afterosttheonlyers.egreatstudentsofavalanches,

    thedifferenttypesofavalanches,hoandhoobehaveifyouwere

    ostofthee.

    theeerofthatavalan.

    hehadsquatteddoadeaboxsinfrontofhishead,aswehadbeen

    taughttodo,sothatthereobreatheasthesnowasa

    hugeavalaodigeveryo,andthisto

    befound.hehadnotbeendeadlongandhisneckhroughsothatthetendons

    andthebonesidetosideagainstthe

    pressureofthesnousthavebeensoold,packedsnow

    xedinhthenesnohathadslipped.decideherhehad

    doonpurposeorifhehadbeenoutofhishead.heed

    groundbythelocalpriestanyhereholic.

    ripupthevalleytotheinnwhere

    btothedlenerhaus.itifulold

    innandtheeanddrankhthe

    yearsofpolishing.sohetableandchairs.closetogetherinthebigbed

    uhefeatherquilththehestarscloseandverybright.inthe

    ingafterbreakfastbinthedark

    hthestarscloseandverybright,carryingourskisonourshoulders.theportersskis

    petedangourselvesastoould

    clipetehtheporters,squatsullen

    peasaeadilylikepackhorsesandatthe

    top,healpineclubhutonashelfbesidethesnlacier,shed

    theirloadsagainstthestohantheagreedprice,

    and,prose,shotdoheirshortskislike

    gnos.

    oneofourfriendsangirlountain

    skier,sllaifullybuilt,ouldcarryasheavyarucksackasiuldand

    carryitlonger.

    thoseportersalusasthoughtheylookedfingusdown

    asbodies,shesaid.theysetthepribandiveneverknonotto

    askforre.

    intheyfacesobadly

    onthehighsnobotherhavingahaircut.lateoneeveningrunningonskis

    doethatpeasantsipassedonthoseroadsabove

    shrunscalledtheblackchrist.hesaidso,etothe

    ...
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    calledtheblackkirschdrinkingchrist.buttothepeasantsatthefarupperendof

    thentafonadlenerhaus,wewereallfn

    devilsountains.thatwe

    startedbeforedaylightiopassavalancheplacesake

    theangeroustoourcredit.itonlyprovedrickyasallfndevils

    are.

    ireerthesllofthepinesandthesleepingoressesofbeechleaves

    iershutsandtheskiingthroughtheforestfollohetracksofhares

    andoffoxes.inthehighuntainsabovethetreelineireerfollohetrackof

    afoxuntiliandstandhhisrightforefootraised

    andthengocarefullytostopandthenpoundtheenessaterofa

    ptarganburstingoutofthesne.

    ireerallthekindsofsheirdifferent

    treacherieshereheblizzardshe

    highalpiarangeakeakeour

    routeascarefullyasthoughheuntry.,either,asitall

    oothandstraight,

    foreverstraightifsuldholdit,ourankleslocked,werunningsolow,leaning

    intothespeed,droppingforeverandforeverinthesilenthissofthecrisppowas

    betterthananyflyingoranythingelse,andtheabilitytodoitandtohaveith

    thelongcliscarryingtheheavyrucksacks.buythetripupnortakea

    tickettothetop.itake

    itpossible.

    duringourlastyeariainsneedeepintoourlivesand

    nothingeagain.theeroftheavalancheswaslikeahappyand

    iparedtotheareerdisguised

    asthegreatestfunofall,andtherderoussuerthatofollohatyear

    thattherichshowedup.

    therietisalittledeaf,

    sotisalittleblind,butalellingaffableaantaheadofthethepilot

    fishtalkslikethis:

    both.yes,bygod,heidoliketheiseeeanbutidoliketherulyand

    theressothingdaedfineabouther.hegivesheaandpronoulovingly.

    besillyanddontbediffiis.

    youlllikehisinghisbabytalknia.iliketheoth,

    truly.

    thenyouhavetheridnothingiseverasitfishleavesof

    urse.heisaleingfroowhere,andheisnever

    aroundforveryloersandleavespolitiewayashe

    entersandleavesuntriesandpeopleslivesinhisearlydays.heisnevercaughtandhe

    isnotanditisonlythosewho

    arecaughtandkilled.hehastheirreplaceableearlytrainingofthebastardandalatent

    andlongdeniedloveofney.heendsuprichhielf,havingvedonedollars

    ade.

    theseribecauseheic,elusive,alreadyin

    produ,andbecausehefish.

    her,arehappyandgayandreallygood

    ,peoplearedraassurelyas

    gratingbirdsaredranighttoapohetwopeoplewereassolidly

    nstructedasthebeanthereageexcepttothebirds.thosewho

    attraanceareusuallyinexperiehey

    donotknotobeoverrunandhoogoaal

    thegood,theattractive,theg,thesoonbeloved,thegenerous,theuanding

    richiesandhequalityofafestivalandwho,

    enttheyneeded,leaveeverythingdeader

    thasofanygrassattilashorseshooveshaveeversured.

    therichcaledbythepilotfish.ayearbeforetheye.

    thereaintythen.thehehappino

    novelhadbeeheir

    ethingthatsure.heypicassoourse

    hadbeenbeforetheyhadeverheardofpainting.theyherpainter.

    nyothers.butthisyeartheythepilotfishwho

    tueduptoosofeelthattheylandersandthatibe

    difficult.thepilotfishourse.

    inthosedaysitrustedthepilotfishasirusttherrectedhydrographic

    offiediterranean,say,orthetablesinbroical

    alnaderthecharftheserichirustingandasstupidasabirddogwho

    anhagun,oratrainedpiginacircuswhohasfinally

    foundsooneforhielfalohateverydayshould

    beafiestaseedtoarvellousdisvery.ievenreadaloudthepartofthenovel

    thatihadreuchredangerous

    forhisaerthanglacierskiingunropedbeforethefullersnoover

    thecrevices.

    heysaid,itsgreat,eest.trulyitsgreat.youotkhingithas,

    iytailinpleasureandpluothefiestaoflifetoseeifiuld

    nsofiractivestickbasteadofthinking,ifthesebastardslikeit

    i**thatihinkifihadbeenfuningasaprofessional

    although,ifihadbeenfuningasaprofessional,i.

    beforetheserichhaderatedbyanotherrichusingthe

    oldesttriporarybest

    friendofanotheryounganarried,goestolivehthehusbandandwife

    andthenunknoarrythehusband.when

    thehusbandisaue

    andisnotagoodpanionorpartohisoftheday,the

    arrahasadvailyoukno.thehusbandhastwo

    ...
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    badluboth.

    then,insteadofthetandtheir.firstitis

    stilatingandfunanditgoesonthat

    aninnoce.soyoulivedaybydayandenjoyyouhaveanddonotworry.youlie

    andhateitanditdestroysyouandeverydayisredangerous,butyoulivedaytoday

    asinawar.

    ithatileavessandgotoneepublishers.i

    didbusinessinnebacktoparisishouldhavecaughtthefirst

    trainfrohegarede1estthatedooaustria.butthegirliwasin

    lovehhen,andididnottakethefirsttrain,orthesendorthethird.

    hepiled

    logsatthestation,iher.shewas

    sling,thesunonherlovelyfahesnoifullybuilt,herhair

    redgoldinthesun,groby

    standinghher,blondandkyandhercheeks,lookinglikeagood

    vorarlbergboy.

    ohtatie,shesaid,yar,yourebaade

    suchafinesuccessfultrip.iloveyouandissedyouso.

    ilovedherandilovednooneelseandagictiere

    alone.iadegreattrips,andithoughtwewereinvulnerableagain,

    anditountainsinlatespring,andbaparis,thatthe

    otherthingstartedagain.

    thateagain

    althoughitged.othe

    vorarlbergaherdidtherich.

    thereisneveranyendingtoparisandtheryofeachperson

    differsfrohatofanyother.ter

    hdifficulties,orease,ituldbereached.pariswasalways

    hitandyoureceivedretuforeveryhttoit.butthisishowpariswas

    intheearlydaysereverypoorandveryhappy.

    end

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