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LESSING, D.: Golden Notebook (The) [Unabridged]
Juliet Stevenson
语种: 英语
发布时间: 2010-01-01
专辑《LESSING, D.: Golden Notebook (The) [Unabridged]》 简介
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(*17) We have had a week of being happy.
Juliet Stevenson
He stopped in his striding walk around the room…
Juliet Stevenson
He said: 'Come here' – moving away and gesturing…
Juliet Stevenson
Today he came in and I knew by instinct…
Juliet Stevenson
He gave me a quick, startled look and walked out.
Juliet Stevenson
When he came back, I knew I'd been waiting…
Juliet Stevenson
I've just been up to have another look at the diary…
Juliet Stevenson
Then the delight vanished as I came across an entry…
Juliet Stevenson
I sat in the kitchen and thought over what I'd just said.
Juliet Stevenson
Then we went to drink coffee, and we talked about politics…
Juliet Stevenson
The American, Mr. Green, was coming today…
Juliet Stevenson
I wrote the last sentence three days ago…
Juliet Stevenson
I slept lightly, with terrible dreams.
Juliet Stevenson
He has a way of being about at the time…
Juliet Stevenson
Spent today playing 'the game'.
Juliet Stevenson
I felt my stomach clench…
Juliet Stevenson
(From this point on in the diary, or chronicle…)
Juliet Stevenson
Saul Green came to see the room and to leave his things.
Juliet Stevenson
I put myself back into the state of mind…
Juliet Stevenson
The blue notebook continued, but without dates.
Juliet Stevenson
*19 The Romantic Tough School of Writing
Juliet Stevenson
*12 A Short Story
Juliet Stevenson
*7 A Short Story
Juliet Stevenson
The yellow notebook continued.
Juliet Stevenson
The red notebook, like the black notebook…
Juliet Stevenson
Meanwhile our old friendship had been restored…
Juliet Stevenson
The Notebooks – The black notebook now abandoned…
Juliet Stevenson
Anna went home slowly.
Juliet Stevenson
At last he said: 'Well, that's fixed. Another soul for sanity.'
Juliet Stevenson
Late that night the bell rang.
Juliet Stevenson
When Janet came home she found Anna…
Juliet Stevenson
In the morning she felt him deadly cold in her arms…
Juliet Stevenson
I cooked and we slept.
Juliet Stevenson
He returned to the table and remarked…
Juliet Stevenson
One afternoon she went to sleep and dreamed.
Juliet Stevenson
Anna found that she was spending her time in a curious way.
Juliet Stevenson
Free Women 5 – Molly gets married and Anna has an affair
Juliet Stevenson
A short story: or a short novel: comic and ironic…
Juliet Stevenson
As soon as the dream came on…
Juliet Stevenson
I stood and thought…
Juliet Stevenson
He was cold, so I held him in my arms, full of happiness.
Juliet Stevenson
And suddenly he leaped up and off the bed…
Juliet Stevenson
I rang Molly's number, and I said…
Juliet Stevenson
This voice faded; but already the film had changed.
Juliet Stevenson
I put on some early Armstrong. I sat on the floor.
Juliet Stevenson
Then the dream, or the sleep, became quite thin…
Juliet Stevenson
I woke into the stuffy dark of the room…
Juliet Stevenson
As his feet went down the stairs…
Juliet Stevenson
The Golden Notebook
Juliet Stevenson
After breakfast I took my shopping basket…
Juliet Stevenson
And then I got up and switched on the lights…
Juliet Stevenson
I said to myself in my sleep…
Juliet Stevenson
When he came down it was late…
Juliet Stevenson
Saul had not moved.
Juliet Stevenson
Then in front of my eyes I saw the letter…
Juliet Stevenson
We began discussing the state of the left in Europe…
Juliet Stevenson
But now, writing it, and reading what I've written…
Juliet Stevenson
Last night, when I had finished writing…
Juliet Stevenson
Tommy lowered his head, sat frowning.
Juliet Stevenson
He sat down, arranged himself neatly…
Juliet Stevenson
9th April, 1954
Juliet Stevenson
15th March, 1950
Juliet Stevenson
Free Women 2 – Two visits, some telephone calls…
Juliet Stevenson
December 3rd, 52
Juliet Stevenson
28th June, 52
Juliet Stevenson
I suddenly had a telephone call from him…
Juliet Stevenson
He went off, shouting and screaming at me – at women.
Juliet Stevenson
Jan. 31st, 1950
Juliet Stevenson
9th June, 51
Juliet Stevenson
9th October, 1946
Juliet Stevenson
But now, suddenly, the tiny blonde woman…
Juliet Stevenson
Ella finds this story inside herself…
Juliet Stevenson
It was quite late, as I've said, about midnight…
Juliet Stevenson
Well, from the moment Nelson came in…
Juliet Stevenson
Within a week of my having gone to bed with Nelson…
Juliet Stevenson
Jan. 19th, 1950
Juliet Stevenson
What is happening is something new in my life.
Juliet Stevenson
Telling Mother Sugar of this dream…
Juliet Stevenson
Another heavy black line.
Juliet Stevenson
The Blue Notebook – The blue notebook began with a sentence…
Juliet Stevenson
Ella had a dream which was unpleasant and disturbing.
Juliet Stevenson
At this point, another thick black line across the page.
Juliet Stevenson
Later that evening he said, laughing…
Juliet Stevenson
For something like eighteen months, the blue notebook…
Juliet Stevenson
One day she went with him to his home.
Juliet Stevenson
As for me, Anna, it was a remarkable fact…
Juliet Stevenson
'What do you want me to say then?'
Juliet Stevenson
From the feeling of the house she knew it was still empty.
Juliet Stevenson
They ate, and he looked over at her and said…
Juliet Stevenson
I remember how she sat opposite me…
Juliet Stevenson
About this time Ella pays a visit to her father.
Juliet Stevenson
The end of the affair.
Juliet Stevenson
Ella, alone in her room, looks into her private pool…
Juliet Stevenson
The motif of Paul's attitude to his profession.
Juliet Stevenson
The Yellow Notebook continued – The Shadow of the Third
Juliet Stevenson
Five years.
Juliet Stevenson
That evening Ella goes to Julia's house…
Juliet Stevenson
Easter Sunday
Juliet Stevenson
They did not speak again until they reached the main road…
Juliet Stevenson
