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夜与日(英文版)-第52章

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    thereed

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    reasonotionhelistened

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    hefoundhielfakecertainofher

    goodsense;andacceptedeachfreshproofofithsatisfaction;

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    thenstinctively;anddratherinsistentlyuponthe

    practicalnatureofhergifts

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    vagueness

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    exaggerationofinterestsheavoidedaskinghibr 》

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    asifshehadneveretogriefhralphintalking

    aboutbookshetoldherunhesitatinglythatheantto

    saxondays

    tothepresenttisosuchplanhadlainasaseedin

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    hisnd;andthepleasurehederivedfrohinkingof

    thet

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    hisactualdselfthatlifeis

    supportableesne;onlyonestgrouips

    andelonsandpogranatescertainly

    ralphtooksoprideintheresourind;

    andselfbyrystrust

    inhishe;and

    forthefirsttifoydays;hralph;

    setnospiesuponhertives;sayings;andfeelings;but

    surrenderedherselftopletehappiness

    thustalking;epausesto

    lookattheviehehedgeandtodecideuponthe

    speciesofalittlegraybroongthe

    193

    nightandday

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    anddoainstreet;decideduponaninnwhere

    theroundededsubstantialfare;norwere

    theystakenforoverahundredandfiftyyearshot

    joints;potatoes;greens;andapplepuddingshadbeen

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    andrytooktheirshareofthisperennialfeastlooking

    aary

    etolookquite

    liketheotherpeopleintheroowouldhebeabsorbed

    angtheroundpinkfaces;prickedhlittlee

    bristles;thecalvesfittedinshinybroher;theblackand

    echecksuits;inthe

    saroohehalfhopedso;shethought

    thatitindthatheshe

    didnottobetoodifferentfrotherpeople

    thearuddylor;too;andhiseyes

    upbyasteady;honestlight;

    kethesilestfarrfeelillatease;orsuggestto

    thestdevoutofclergynadispositiontosneerat

    hisfaithshelovedthesteepcliffofhisforehead;and

    paredittothebroan;who

    reinshishorsebacksosharplythatithalffallsonits

    hauncheshealedtoherlikearideronaspirited

    horseandthereationtoherinbeing

    ;becausetherehathebe

    abletokeeptotherightpaceangotherpeoplesitting

    oppositehitthelittletableinthewindow;she

    cabacktothatstateofcarelessexaltationhhad

    overeherheyhaltedbythegate;butno

    paniedbyasenseofsanityandsecurity;for

    shefeltthattheyhadafeelinginnhscarcely

    neededeodintinhewasleaning

    hisforeheadonhishand;nohen;andagain

    lookingsteadilyandgravelyatthebacksoftheten

    atthenexttable;hsolittleselfnsciousnessthat

    sheuldalstindplacingohought

    solidlyuponthetopofanother;shethoughtthatshe

    uldfeelhihinking;throughtheshadeofherfingers;

    andsheuldanticipatetheexactntwhen

    heanendtohisthoughtandtualittlein

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    hischairandsay:

    “ary”invitinghertotakeupthethreadof

    thought

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    “ary”hthecurioustouchofdiffidenceh

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    ofthentbythelookofthepeopleinthestreet

    belootorcarhanoldladyshedin

    blueveils;andaladysidontheseatopposite;holding

    akingcharlessspaniel;therean

    bulatorfullofsticksdoiddle

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    shedefinedthe

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    thegoodsense;theindependentcharacter;theintelli

    genceshoarkshehadbeenbuildingoneof

    thosepilesofthought;asrahackleandfantasticasa

    enin

    gaiters;halffrohelitterinhisoind;aboutduck

    shootingandlegalhistory;abouttheronoccupation

    oflinlnandtherelationsofuntrygentlenh

    theirallthisdisnnectedraling;

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    it;oreado;toryherselfhisnaturalinstinct

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    theoldlady;theanbulator;thebailiff

    andthedissentingnister;hiseyesfilledinvolun

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    nightandday

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    hershoulderandsob;edhishairhher

    fingersandsoothedhindsaid:

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