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共 25 段- This picture of human indignity tortured Benham's imaginatio
- “Now this excess of fear in isolation, this comfort in a cro
- He followed the hint of a footmark, and went back up the gle
- “Poff,” she said suddenly, “has it ever occurred to you what
- “I've not thought.... I suppose so. Or her own.”
- “Because I can't. Now I admit I've got shame in my heart and
- This man Merkle seemed quite unaware that humanity “here and
- Among other things that delayed Benham very greatly in the d
- It is the only question for the aristocrat. What amusement?
- Benham detested dog-fights. He stood up, pale and distressed
- She had taken him into her own little sitting-room, she had
- When a man has found and won his mate then the best traditio
- The original conception of their honeymoon had been identica
- The suppression of his discovery that his honeymoon was not
- “They fight among each other. There are their private feuds
- What moods, what passions, what nights of despair and gather
- “Other men do as much. Every one who does so helps others to
- He seized the illustration at hand. “Here we are in Warsaw--
- In November, after an adventure in the trader's quarter of K
- “There were things between us two as lovers,--love, things m
- “Nothing! And you are going to leave her in your house, with
- But they carried their point, and, watched and guarded by a
- Benham's detestation of human divisions and hostilities was
- In certain moods she could wring his heart by such imagined
- “You see, White,” he said, with a kind of setting of the tee