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夜与日(英文版)-第16章

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    tobeinanattitudeofadorationinordertogetonh

    katharine

    “noarryhihy

    dontigoho”denhahoughttohielfbuthe

    etheydid

    notspeak;thoughrodneyhuedsnatchesofatune

    outofanoperabyzartafeelingofntetand

    likingbineverynaturallyinthendofoo

    anotherhasjustspokenunpreditatedly;revealingrather

    reofhisprivatefeelingsthanheintendedtoreveal

    denhaegantosortofpersonrodney

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    “youreaslavelike;isuppose”heasked

    “asolicitor;yes”

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    virginiawoolf

    “isotischuckit

    youegrate;denhashouldhavethoughtthatwould

    suityou”

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    “iftenonthepointofgoingselfandtheni

    knolivehoutthis”andhewavedhis

    handtohecityoflondon;this

    nt;theappearanceofatooutofgrayblue

    cardboard;andpastedflatagainstthesky;hwasof

    adeeperblue

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    littlegoodsic;andafeures;nohen

    justenoughtokeeponedanglingabouthereah;buti

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    fehingsuphere;thingsipickupcheap;fori

    cantaffordtogivetheyask”

    theyhadreachedasllurtofhigheighteenth

    centuryhouses;inoneofs

    theycliedaverysteepstaircase;throughwhose

    uninatingthe

    banistershtheirtedpillars;andthepilesofplates

    setontheilkrodneys

    rooall;butthesittingrooindowlooked

    outintoaurtyard;ent;andits

    singletree;andacrosstotheflatredbrickfrontsofthe

    oppositehouses;havesurpriseddr

    johnson;ifhehadeoutofhisgraveforatuinthe

    onlightrodneylithisla;pulledhiscurtains;offered

    denhachair;and;flingingthenuscriptofhis

    paperontheelizabethanuseoftaphorontothetable;

    exclaid:

    “ohdear;ebutitsoveow;

    andsoaythinknoreaboutit”

    hethenbusiedhielfverydexterouslyinlightinga

    fire;producingglasses;ake;andcupsandsaucers

    heputonafadedcriondressinggown;anda

    pairofredslippers;andadvanbler

    inonehandandaheother

    “thebaskervillengreve;”saidrodney;offeringitto

    hisguest“iuldntreadhinacheapedition”

    whenheonghisbooksandhisvalu

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    nightandday

    ables;aablyanxioustokehisvisitorfortable;

    andvingaboutethingofthedexterityand

    grarelaxedhiscriticalattitude;

    andfeltreathohrodneythanhewould

    havedoneanynbetterknorodneys

    roofaperson

    nypersonaltastes;guardingtheroheroughblasts

    ofthepublichscrupulousattentionhispapersand

    hisbooksroseinjaggedundsontableandfloor;round

    edhnervouscarelesthisdressinggown

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    astackofphotographsofstatuesandpictures;

    toexhibit;onebyone;forthespaceofa

    dayorthebooksonhisshelveswereasorderlyas

    regintsofsoldiers;andthebashonelike

    sonybronzebeetlehough;ifyoutookone

    frotsplaceyousaebehindit;since

    spairrorstoodabove

    thefireplace;andreflectedduskilyinitsspotteddepths

    thefaintyellosonofajarfuloftulipsh

    stoodangthelettersandpipesandcigarettesupon

    thentelpieceasllpianooccupiedaerofthe

    roohthesreof“dongiovanni”openuponthe

    bracket

    “;ashefilledhispipeand

    lookedabouthi“thisisallveryniceandfortable”

    rodneytuedhisheadhalfroundandsled;h

    theprideofaproprietor;andthenpreventedhielffrobr 》

    sling

    “tolerable;”hettered

    “butidaresayitsjustashatyouhavetoea

    yourownliving”

    “ifyouanthatishouldntdoanythinggoodh

    leisureifihadit;idaresayyourerightbutishouldbe

    tentisashappyyospendasi

    liked”

    “idoubtthat;”denhaeplied

    theysatsilent;andtheskefroheirpipesjoined

    acablyinabluevaporabovetheirheads

    “iuldspendthreehourseverydayreading

    shakespeare;”rodneyrerked“andtheressicand

    pictures;letalohesocietyofthepeopleonelikes”

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    virginiawoolf

    “youdbeboredtodeathinayearsti”

    “oh;igrantyouishouldbeboredifididnothingbut

    ishouldeplays”

    “h

    “ishouldeplays;”herepeated“ivetenthree

    quartersofonealready;andinlyingforaholiday

    tofini**anditsnotbadno;soofitsreally

    ratheice”

    thequestionaroseindenhandherheshould

    asktoseethisplay;as;nodoubt;heedtodo

    helookedratherstealthilyatrodney;apping

    thealnervouslyost

    physithought;w
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第20节

    ithdesiretotalkabout

    thisplayofhis;andvanityunrequitedandurgenthe

    seedverychatdenharcy;anddenhald

    nothelplikinghipartlyonthatacunt

    “asked;

    androdneylookediediatelyappeased;but;nevertheless;

    hesatsilentforant;holdingthepokerperfectly

    uprightintheair;regardingitinent

    eyes;andopeninghislipsandshuttingthegain

    “doyoureallycareforthiskindofthing”heaskedat

    length;inadifferenttoneofvoicefrohatinhhe

    hadbeenspeakingand;houtingforananswer;

    heon;ratherquerulously:“veryfearefor

    poetryidaresayitboresyou”

    “perhaps;”denhaerked

    “you;”rodneyannounced;puttingdown

    thepoker

    ashevedtofetchtheplay;denhatretcheda

    handtothebookcasebesidehiandtookdohe

    firstvoluouchedithappenedto

    beasllandverylovelyeditionofsirthosbrowne;

    ntainingthe“uburial;”the“hydriotaphia;”andthe

    “gardenofcyrus;”and;openingitatapassagehhe

    knebegantoreadand;

    forsoti;ntinuedtoread

    rodneyresudhisseat;anuscriptonhis

    knee;andfroitotiheglancedatdenhaand

    thenjoinedhisfingertipsandcrossedhisthinlegsover

    thefender;asifheexperiencedagooddealofpleasure

    atlengthdenhahutthebook;andstood;hhis

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    nightandday

    baakinganinarticulate

    huingsoundedtorefertosirthos

    brohishatonhishead;andstoodoverrodney;

    illlaystretchedbackinhischair;hhistoes

    hinthefender

    “ishalllookinagainsoti;”denhaerked;

    uponanuscript;

    houtsayinganythingexcept”ifyoulike”

    denhaookthenuscriptandter

    heuchsurprisedtofindathinparcelonhis

    breakfastplate;hevery

    pyofsirthosbrou
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