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夜与日(英文版)-第43章

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    headded

    “ohyestheyhaveattagethrownin;andagarden

    ablesitbehalfbad;”

    saidry;pressedralphverych

    “butyoudgettiredofit;”heurged

    “isotisthinkitstheonlythingonewouldnever

    gettiredof;”shereplied

    theideaofattageables

    andlivedonfifteenshillingsaweek;filledralph

    hanextraordinarysenseofrestandsatisfaction

    “butainroad;oextdoortoa

    anhsixsquallingchildren;whodalwaysbehanging

    hertodryacrossyourgarden”

    “thettageihinkingofstandsbyitselfinalittle

    orchard”

    “andpting

    sarcas

    “oh;thereareotherthingsinthehe

    suffrage;”shereplied;inanoffhandnnerhwas

    slightlysterious

    ralphfellsilentitannoyedhihatsheshouldhave

    plansofhing;buthefe
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第52节

    ltthathehad

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    nightandday

    norighttopressherfurtherhisndsettleduponthe

    ideaoflifeinauntryttagenceivably;forheuld

    notexaneintoitnoendouspossibility;

    asolutionofnyproblehestruckhisstickupon

    theearth;andstaredthroughtheduskattheshapeof

    theuntry

    “dyouknopass”heasked

    “efor

    aexactlyhe

    northlay;andhesouth

    “itsnativeland;this;”shesaid“iuldsll

    itblindfold”

    asiftoprovethisboast;shetlequicker;so

    thatralphfounditdifficulttokeeppacehheratthe

    sati;hefeltdraoherashehadneverbeen

    before;partly;nodoubt;becausesheoreindependent

    ofhihaninlondon;andseedtobeattached

    firytoaallnohe

    duskhadfallentosuchanextentthathehadtofollow

    herilicitly;andevenleanhishandonhershoulder

    pedabankintoaverynarrowlaneandhe

    feltcuriouslyshyofheroshoutthrough

    herhandsataspotoflightist

    inaneighboringfieldheshouted;too;andthelight

    stoodstill

    “thatschristopher;einalready;andgoofeed

    hischickens;”shesaid

    sheintroducedhioralph;all

    figureingaiters;risingfroflutteringcircleofsoftfeathery

    bodies;uponthelightfellins;

    callingoutnospotofyellow;nowoneofgreenish

    blackandscarletrydippedherhandinthebucket

    hecarried;andoncethecenterofacirclealso;and

    asshecasthergrainshetalkedalteatelytothebirds

    andtoherbrother;inthesaclucking;halfinarticulate

    voice;asitsoundedtoralph;standingontheoutskirtsof

    theflutteringfeathersinhisblackoverat

    hehadrevedhisoveratbythetitheysatround

    thedinnertable;butneverthelesshelookedverystrange

    angtheothersauntrylifeandbreedinghadpreserved

    inthellalookaryhesitatedtocall

    eitherinno;now

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    virginiawoolf

    sittingroundinanoval;softlyillunatedbycandlelight;

    andyetitethingofthekind;yes;evenin

    theselfthoughsuperficiallyrked

    hlines;hisfacelearpink;andhisblueeyes

    hadthelongsighted;peacefulexpressionofeyesseeking

    thetuoftheroad;oradistantlightthroughrain;

    orthedarknessofershelookedatralphhehad

    neverappearedtoherrencentratedandfullofpurpose;

    asifbehindhisforeheadassedsoch

    experienself

    ofitheheo

    hielfparedhthatdarkandsteuntenance;

    herbrothersfaces;bendingloheirsoupplates;

    ereoldedflesh

    “youcabythe310;denhasaidthereverend

    datchet;tuckinghisnapkinintohisllar;

    sothatalsttheoncealedbya

    largeond“theytreatusveryhe

    heincreaseoftraffic;theytreatus

    veryetistount

    thetrucksonthegoodstrains;andtheyrey

    y;atthisseasonoftheyear”

    theoldgentlenhadbeenrousedagreeablybythe

    presenan;

    asbythecarehhelast

    ences;andhisslightexaggerationinthe

    nueroftrucksonthetrainsindeed;thechiefburdenof

    thetalkfelluponhiandhesustainedittonightina

    nneradringly

    no;andwereglad

    nottohavetotalktheelvesthestoreofinfortion

    aboutthepresentandpastofthisparticularerof

    linlnshirerdatchetproducedreallysurprised

    hischildren;forthoughtheyknesexistence;

    theyhadforgottenitsextent;astheyghthaveforgotten

    theauntoffalyplatestoredintheplatechest;

    untilsorarecelebrationbroughtitforth

    afterdinner;parishbusinesstooktherectortohis

    study;andryproposedthattheyshouldsitinthe

    kitchen

    “itsnotthekitchenreally;”elizabethhastenedtoexplain

    toherguest;“butso”

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    nightandday

    “itstheniinthehouse;”saidedward

    “itsgottheoldrestsbythesideofthefireplace;where

    thenhungtheirguns;”saidelizabeth;leadingthe

    hatallbrasscandlestickinherhand;downa

    passage“shothesteps;christopher

    ssionerswoyears

    agotheysaidthisostinterestingpartofthe

    housethesenarrohatitisfivehundred

    yearsoldfivehundredyears;ithinktheyyhave

    saidsix”she;too;feltaniulsetoexaggeratetheage

    ofthebricks;asherfatherhadexaggeratedthenuer

    oftrucksabiglahungdothecenterofthe

    ceilingand;togetherinateda

    largeandloftyrooo

    iles;andasubstantialfireplacebuilt

    upofthosenarroobefive

    hundredyearsoldafechairs

    haddethisan

    elizabeth;afterpointingoutthegunracks;andthehooks

    forskingha;andotherevidenceofinntestable

    age;andexplainingthatryhadhadtheideaoftu

    ingtheroontoasittingrootherwasused

    forhangingouttheentochangein

    aftershootingnsideredthatshehaddoneherduty

    ashostess;andsatdochairdirectlybeneath

    thela;besideaverylongandnarroable

    sheplacedapairofhospectaclesuponheose;and

    dreofulofthreadsandwoolsina

    feinutesasleainedthere

    fortherestoftheevening

    “eoutshootingorrow”said

    christopher;e**vorable

    iressionofhissistersfriend

    “iehyou;”saidralph

    “dontyoucareaboutshooting”askededward;whose

    suspicionsyetlaidtorest

    “ivenevershotinlife;”saidralph;tuingand

    lookinghintheface;becausehesurehow

    thisnfessioneived

    “youuchchanceinlondon;isuppose;”

    said
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第53节

    christopher“butyoufinditratherdulljust

    chingus”

    162

    virginiawoolf

    “ishallile

    “icanshoheplaceforchingbirds;”said

    edhatsyoulikedoingiknowafellow

    esdolondonaboutthistieveryyear

    toitsagrea
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