butthehouseseedallright.for”uer”,andgtohishands;andalgreronger.hetohisfate

”hear,hear,”saidurice,yawning.

...

“来吧”他猛然大喊一声，使自己吓了一。他呼唤的是谁呢他什么也没想，词儿却蹦来了。他尽快地将新鲜空气和黑暗关在外面，重新将自圈在赤褐屋里。随后他就写起书面材料来，颇费了些工夫。尽他远远不是个富于想象力的人，就寝之际心里却烦不宁。他确信自己正写的时候，有人越过肩膀看着，他并非孤无助。再者，他觉得这不是他亲自写成的。自从来到彭杰后他好像已不是莫瑞斯了，却变为一大堆声音，这时他几乎能听见这些声音在他内争吵。然而，没有一个声音是克莱夫的：莫瑞斯已经达到这个地步了。

”didhe,thedevil”saiduriore.”

hestretchedahandintotherain.

notfarfrohelodgethereb,andtheroad,alafterblossoreptpastthe

elondonnfessedthisitevidently,yetheuldntthinkitatterup.erelyig.

”hall,hetookitallright,youknow.”

”areyou”

buturiioseetheff.

draggledbytheungenialyear:sohadauricelookedintooeranother,andthoughhedidnotcareforflo.selyanythienceheleantoutofthean.

”god,heresthatkeeperchapagain”

”bestoflusogladyourenothorrible.”

”obethoughthorrible.rhall,nareveryfunnyiled.”veryfunofluck.”bynoase.”noaninlove,”sheexplaiocliveonthedoorstep,astheyaninloveneverbluffsie.”

”ho.heopeheuisfortunecease.

本章已阅读完毕(请击下一章继续阅读!)

sociallyanddinishhislustandbearchildren.hehoughtofthatanasapositivejoyatthe,dickiehadbeenthatfthelongstrugglehehadfor

”oh,tryifyouto.”

”whyshouldhehaverun”

t

iaxiurient,anditsfranknessalardhihe,selfintothehandsofaquaail,andhadoftengrobehindthedailytelegraph;hadheerretire

”thatstrue,ahroughitintotherosebushes,hahazealreadyncealed.

”uldntbe,uldnthavegothere.upatthehouse.”

archielondonoioodinthehalltogether,anafterrabbitsedoutsideforatip.

londoningtoightasonthlynurse.pippahadtreatedthatahananequal,butyouexpecthhalfeducatedpeoplehalfaneducationishannone.

allthesa,londonheoblessedidntoblige.

chapter36

”iuldntsee.”hispaniohenarrativeatondtalkedalsthoutceasinguntiltheypartedaterloo.

interfering,evidentlyashad.”stienonthlynurse.

”tellhioboilhishead,”saidurifivebobandhenedcheek”

””

”heuldhaveifhedrun.”