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TROLLOPE, A.: Dr. Thorne (Unabridged)
David Shaw-Parker
语种: 英语
发布时间: 2014-01-01
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Sir Louis drank two or three glasses of wine…
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Mary had secluded herself in her bedroom…
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He was a little fellow…
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Mr. Gazebee, the junior member of this firm…
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Chapter 34
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Greyson was a London apothecary…
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'I am glad I have told you,' said Mary...
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'You are very kind, Trichy,' said Mary…
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'I do think you are a happy girl,' said Patience to her one morning.
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Miss Gushing's responses came from her with such fervour…
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Such had been the way in which…
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'It is a sad story,' said the father.
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After a while Dr. Fillgrave himself suggested Dr Century.
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But all the world knew of Mary's engagement…
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The tenor of his father's thoughts…
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The poor fellow got so far…
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This she denied.
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When Beatrice, with would-be solemn face…
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'You, at any rate, have some decent feeling for Mary.'
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Sir Louis – partly in the hopes of Mary's smiles…
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'I don't understand you,' said the doctor.
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'Filth in the morning!'
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'But he won't go,' said Sir Louis.
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'Indeed, I am very uneasy, doctor…'
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Upon this, Lady Scatcherd had herself set off…
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The squire and the doctor also met constantly…
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'Then what is it, my dear, that you want me to do?'
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This was dreadful to Lady Arabella.
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'It is so cruel,' Beatrice would say…
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Indeed, he thought it more than probable…
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'Try me; try me! my hand is a rock…'
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The proposition for a moment took away the doctor's breath…
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He said nothing; but merely tightened his grasp…
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Then followed a list of all the great works which he had achieved…
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This was the best side of his character…
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Among those at college…
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And yet what had her husband done for her…
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From time to time he moaned and muttered…
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After an absence of some six weeks…
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She had been going to Greshamsbury all her life…
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And all the Bakers and the Jacksons were there.
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'And I think it will perhaps be better,' continued Lady Arabella…
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And how slept Frank that night?
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'At any rate, they can count their money-bags,' said Mrs. Umbleby.
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'Frank, of course, will judge for himself, Rosina…'
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'I suppose it must be so, doctor.'
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'Indeed, I do,' said the doctor…
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'Oh, no, I am not,' said she…
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Mary said not a word to him about the letter…
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'No, I shall go to-morrow.'
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'I have a great regard for your father.'
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'Dr. Thorne will be up in town on Thursday evening…'
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On the previous day he had received a letter…
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'And, mother, would you have me…'
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'Pray do not mind me, mother.'
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Then Mary rose from her seat…
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The doctor could not remain with her long…
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'What occurrences, Lady Arabella?'
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Dr. Fillgrave could not refrain…
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Her love had been pure from all such thoughts…
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'We will pass over that for the present.'
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In truth, she was looking well.
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I will not disgust my reader by attempting to describe…
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'I do believe it,' said the squire…
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'Very well, have it your own way.'
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'Now I wish you could tell me…'
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The doctor entered the room where she was lying on her sofa…
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Lady Arabella had had her reason for naming the list before her son…
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Frank, jumping up from his chair…
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Though, by so doing…
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And then, dear Augusta, come to us here.
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Mary, his niece, his own child…
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All of these would be excellent arguments…
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That was one of his motives, he said…
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On the next day…
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Frank, although he had been so slow to move…
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Her pride had been wounded to the core…
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