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• 1.H庄园的午餐14
• Four It was no mere housemaid who wakened Elinor the following morning. It was Mrs. Bishop inperson, rustling in her old-fashioned black, and weeping ...
• 2.H庄园的午餐13
• III Dr. Lord was leaning over the bed. Nurse OBrien hovered behind him. He was trying, hisforehead puckered, to understand the slurred sounds coming f...
• 3.H庄园的午餐12
• II Immediately on receipt of the telegram Elinor had rung up Roddy, and now they were in the traintogether bound for Hunterbury. Elinor had not seen m...
• 4.H庄园的午餐11
• Three Your Aunt had second stroke last night No cause immediate anxiety but suggestyou should come down if possible Lord....
• 5.H庄园的午餐10
• VI Nurse Hopkins occupied a small cottage at the end of the village. She herself had just come in andwas untying her bonnet strings when Mary entered....
• 6.H庄园的午餐09
• VOh! Come on, Mary. Its Garbo, and a grand filmall about Paris. And a story by a tiptopauthor. There was an opera of it once. Its frightfully nice of ...
• 7.H庄园的午餐08
• IV Roddy had wandered into the garden. He had crossed the broad sweep of lawn and along a pavedwalk and had then entered the walled kitchen garden. It...
• 8.H庄园的午餐07
• III Dr. Lord was a young man of thirty-two. He had sandy hair, a pleasantly ugly freckled face and aremarkably square jaw. His eyes were a keen, pierc...
• 9.H庄园的午餐06
• II Mrs. Welman said to her niece: Im very glad, Elinor, about you and Roddy. Elinor smiled at her. I thought you would be, Aunt Laura. The older woman...
• 10.H庄园的午餐05
• Two Mrs. Welman lay on her carefully built-up pillows. Her breathing was a little heavy, but she wasnot asleep. Her eyeseyes still deep and blue like ...