eladiesspoke,ble.iled.lostball.ihehitaboundary.heetookonsoselanauriindhaduststandustshoajoritiesshallnottriuh.andasthegaprolooklikeagentlenoranyoneelse.hestoodinfrontoftheshedatterofurse:thenflunghielfdownbyoldayres.

uricethisfriend,overedhspurioustendeess.

”ydear,areyoubackarentyoufaggedfrightfully”

”etingstilldnightahisafteoonstbataopleasethesepeople.”

”eagainhofullyrotten.”

”youyebaaurice.”

”noen,”saidavoice;itaster,outatlongstop.

”self.”aing,soyoullhaveherforpany.ohlook,theyveaaurieerpicgas.”

urirosetotheirfeet,andapplaudedhiraih;headatrifletooslletanne.

”hall,theetingdidntgo.”thenshesae,andcried,”oh,butyourenotwell.”

”iknobling.

obefussed,sosheonlyreplied,”irightfullysorry,illsendsoi.”

”youvebeensokindtoalways”

”lookhere,aboutadoctor”

”neveranotherdoriedfrantically.

”hers.”

”nothingsthesa.”

”hall”

”nothingsthesaforahatsned,andifyoudontyouredaed”hepaused,andntinued.”suntoohotshouldlikealittleice.”

sheranforit,andreleasedhefle.itbroughthotohihepretsofthesituation,andhelysick.

莫瑞斯开了门上的锁，飞快地回到床上。

“把窗帘拉开了，老爷多好的微风，对举行比赛来说是上好的天气。”有点儿兴奋的西姆科克斯边端茶进来边说。他瞧了瞧客人惟一露出来的满头黑发。莫瑞斯没有回答。西姆科克斯原是指望像往日那样跟客人聊一通的，今天早晨落了空，便把无尾晚礼服和其他衣物拢在一起，拿出去掸干净。

西姆科克斯和斯卡德两个都是仆人。莫瑞斯坐起来，喝了一杯茶。现在他想送给斯卡德一份相当大的礼物，他确实想给，可送什么好呢该给他那个地位的人什么东西呢不宜送摩托车。接着他又想起斯卡德即将移居海外，这下子问题就容易解决了。但是他依然面泛难色，因为他琢磨着西姆科克斯发现门上了锁，是否感到吃惊。他那句“把窗帘拉开了，老爷”是不

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