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TROLLOPE, A.: Eustace Diamonds (The) [Unabridged]
David Shaw-Parker
语种: 英语
发布时间: 2018-02-09
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Chapter 72
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More than once in the night Mrs Carbuncle…
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Chapter 69
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Chapter 71
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This happened on the Sunday, on which day…
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Chapter 68
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Chapter 70
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Chapter 62
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Chapter 51
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When three o'clock came she had not started…
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Lizzie, in her fears, had been very punctual…
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'But the thieves thought that the diamonds were in the box?'
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Exactly at the hour named Lord Fawn came…
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Chapter 66
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On the next day Lady Glencora actually did call…
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Chapter 67
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Chapter 65
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Chapter 63
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At last he wrote his letter…
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'You must do something handsome…'
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She could surely still do better…
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'I don't know that I want to know any more….'
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Lizzie was still standing, waiting for an answer…
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He asked for her, and was shown at once…
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Fawn Court, 3rd March, 18 —…
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Chapter 59
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Chapter 50
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Chapter 64
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Chapter 61
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'Take 'em to Benjamin,' said Bunfit, with confidence.
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Chapter 60
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Lord Fawn was to call upon Lady Eustace…
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Chapter 55
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This was considered by Mrs Hittaway…
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Chapter 57
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Chapter 58
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Chapter 56
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Chapter 54
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'Didn't somebody once give some one…'
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Chapter 52
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Chapter 53
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When that had come she was relieved…
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'I wish the diamonds had been thrown into the sea,' said Mrs Carbuncle.
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There was a young detective in the force…
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Chapter 80
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The conversation was at first, of course…
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Chapter 79
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'And now, gentlemen of the jury…'
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Chapter 78
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She would not condescend to alter her dress…
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Chapter 77
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Travellers again entered the carriage…
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Such was the state of mind…
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Chapter 76
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'Then came the robbery…'
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Chapter 75
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She was handed to a chair…
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Chapter 74
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Yes; — Lady Eustace; it is so.'
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This epistle Lizzie did send…
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Chapter 73
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The box had been found…
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Chapter 40
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Late in the evening Lord George strolled out…
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Chapter 45
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Chapter 42
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Chapter 43
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Chapter 44
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On the great subject of the diamonds…
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Mrs Carbuncle, in her great anxiety…
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Chapter 38
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Chapter 41
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Volume 2. Chapter 39
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Morgan, knowing well the horse he rode…
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When Lord George and Lizzie had mounted…
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Lord George was constant and patient…
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On that Monday the meet was comparatively…
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Chapter 37
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'Perhaps you consider yourself pretty.'
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Lucinda Roanoke was undoubtedly…
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Chapter 36
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Chapter 34
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At Bobsborough he met his constituents…
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And so also has the reading world taught itself…
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Chapter 35
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Chapter 31
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'They are here, — in the castle…'
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What were they to do?
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Chapter 33
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'You have been saved, then, from a greater evil.'
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Chapter 32
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I don't think John Eustace has ever said a word…'
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Days passed by, and nothing was said…
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Chapter 30
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Chapter 26
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Amelia left the culprit…
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When Mr Camperdown had thrice read this opinion…
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Chapter 29
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'John,' he said, opening his door.
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