hedide.heflungdoandthroughlettersafteradethepath,heunloosedhisoind.hoonious,iense.hepouredintoitthedignityasperedsoulthetbleaboutclive.hekneedesratherthanhielf.hall,

greatortifiustknoned.hedareneverbefriendsanagain,forfearofrruptinghihadhenotlosthallhisfaithinchristianityandattetedhispuritybesides

”iyou.”

butitagethatvisitedhissleep,andcausedhioe.

thoughattractiveaiful,hadnotndesded.they.

”urice...”

”

butbooksantsohefotthattheyenttoothers.hadhetrustedthebodythereindtheionsandthefearofthelaustan.otherhadsaidso,”oh,rot”theorethananyabuse,andranginhisearsfordays.hallalenglishn,rof.

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”iknow.”

duringthosethreensely,aohisroooforthitriedthisandthatper.”oh,gotohell,itsallyourefitfor.”ruerthebeloved.ageideupinpollutednd,andygodhelptogetridofit.”

”hall”hegasped,fullyath.”uriaurice”

少年时代，克莱夫很少由于迷惑不解而苦恼。【】但是，由于他心地真诚，对善与恶的觉锐，以致相信自己是该遭天罚的。他非常虔诚，有着接近神、使神到满意的烈愿望。不过，年少时

”urice,iloveyou.”

”clive...”

theykissed,selye,throughthewindow.

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