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William Bouguereau
The Birth of Venus
but this was not suffered. Edmund urged her remaining where she was with an earnestness which she could not resist, and she was left on the bench to think with pleasure of her cousin's care, but with great regret that she was not stronger. She watched them till they had turned the corner, and listened till all sound of them had ceased.¡¡¡¡CHAPTER X ¡¡¡¡ A quarter of an hour, twenty minutes, passed away, and Fanny was still thinking of Edmund, Miss Crawford,
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and herself, without interruption from any one. She began to be surprised at being left so long, and to listen with an anxious desire of hearing their steps and their voices again. She listened, and at length she heard; she heard voices and feet approaching; but she had just satisfied herself that it was not those she wanted, when Miss Bertram, Mr. Rushworth, and Mr. Crawford issued from the same path which she had trod herself, and were before her.

Gustav Klimt Painting

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William Bouguereau
The Birth of Venus
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¡¡¡¡Now Mr. Davis had declared limes a contraband article, and solemnly vowed to ferrule publicly the first person who was found breaking the law. This much-enduring man had succeeded in banishing chewing-gum after a long and stormy war, and had made a bonfire of the confiscated novels and newspapers, had suppressed a private post office, had forbidden distortions of the face, nicknames, and caricatures, and done all that one man could do to keep half-a-hundred rebellious girls in order. Boys are trying enough to human patience, goodness knows! but girls are infinitely more
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so, especially to nervous gentlemen, with tyrannical tempers, and no more talent for teaching than Dr. Blimber. Mr. Davis knew any quantity of Greek, Latin, Algebra, and ologies of all sorts, so he was called a fine teacher, and manners, morals, feelings, and examples were not considered of any particular importance. It was a most unfortunate moment for denouncing Amy, and Jenny knew it. Mr. Davis had evidently taken his coffee too strong that morning; there was an east wind, which always affected his neuralgia; and his pupils had not done him the credit which he felt he deserved: therefore, to use the expressive, if not elegant, language of a schoolgirl, `he was as nervous as a witch, and as cross as a bear'. The word `limes' was like fire to powder; his yellow face flushed, and he rapped on his desk with an energy which made jenny skip to her seat with unusual rapidity.

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Cedric reflected.
"Let me see…. I flew. Got here on the Saturday before Christmas - that would be the 21st."
"You flew straight from Majorca?"
"Yes. Left at five in the morning and got here midday."
"And you left?"
"I flew back on the following Friday, the 27th."
"Thank you."
Cedric grinned.
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Leaves me well within the limit, unfortunately. But really, Inspector, strangling young women is not my favourite form of Christmas fun."
"I hope not, Mr. Crackenthorpe."
Inspector Bacon merely looked disapproving.
"There would be a remarkable absence of peace and good will about such an action, don't you agree?"
Cedric addressed this question to Inspector Bacon who merely grunted. Inspector Craddock said politely:
"Well, thank you, Mr. Crackenthorpe. That will be all."
"And what do you think of him?" Craddock asked as Cedric shut the door behind him.
Bacon grunted again.
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Mrs. McGillicuddy spoke to her twice before Miss Marple answered.
"You're getting deaf, Jane."
"Just a little, perhaps. People do not seem to me to enunciate their words as clearly as they used to do. But it wasn't that I didn't hear you. I'm afraid I wasn't paying attention."
"I just asked about the trains to London to-morrow. Would the afternoon be all right? I'm going to Margaret's and she isn't expecting me before teatime."
"I wonder, Elspeth, if you would mind going up by the 12.15? We could have an early lunch."
"Of course and –” Miss Marple went on, drowning her friend's words:
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And I wonder, too, if Margaret would mind if you didn't arrive for tea - if you arrived about seven, perhaps?"
Mrs. McGillicuddy looked at her friend curiously.
"What's on your mind, Jane?"
"I suggest, Elspeth, that I should travel up to London with you, and that we should travel down again as far as Brackhampton in the train you travelled by the other day. You would then return to London from Brackhampton and I would come on here as you did. I, of course, would pay the fares," Miss Marple stressed this point firmly.
Mrs. McGillicuddy ignored the financial aspect.
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Mark my words." And he had done，hadn't he?And there had she，Mrs Fowler，been rightnext door and never heard a sound. In a pause Poirot managed to insert a question. Had Mrs Ascher ever received any peculiar letters-letters without aproper signature-just something like A B C? Regretfully，Mrs Fowler returned a negative answer. "I know the kind of thing you mean-anonymous letters they callthem-mostly full of words you'd blush to say out loud.Well，I don't know，I'm sure，if Franz Ascher ever took to writing those.Mrs Ascher never let onto me if he did.What's that?A railway guide，an A B C?No，I never saw such athing about-and I'm sure if Mrs Ascher had been sent one
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I'd have heardabout it.I declare you could have knocked me down with a feather when Iheard about this whold business.It was my firl Edie what came to me."Mum，"she says，"there's ever so many policemen next door."Gave me quite a turn，it did."Well，"I said，when I heard about it，"it does show that she oughtnever to have been alone in the house-that niece of hers ought to have beenwith her.A man in drink can be like a ravening wolf，"I said，"and in myopinion a wild beast is neither more nor less than what that old devil of ahusband of hers is.I've warned her，"I said，"many times and now my wordshave come true.He'll do for you，"I said.And he has done for her!You can'trightly estimate what a man will do when he's in drink and this murder's aproof of it."Gustav Klimt Painting

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and princes with jeweled crowns upon their heads, wearing ermine robes and satin doublets; and funny clowns in ruffled gowns, with round red spots upon their cheeks and tall, pointed caps. And, strangest of all, these people were all made of china, even to their clothes, and were so small that the tallest of them was no higher than Dorothy's knee.
No one did so much as look at the travelers at first, except one little purple china dog with an extra-large head, which came to the wall and barked at them in a tiny voice, afterwards running away again.
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"How shall we get down?" asked Dorothy.
They found the ladder so heavy they could not pull it up, so the Scarecrow fell off the wall and the others jumped down upon him so that the hard floor would not hurt their feet. Of course they took pains not to light on
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"Thou wilt sleep athwart the door, and guard it." In a moment more he was out of his troubles, in a deep slumber.
"Dear heart, he should have been born a king!" muttered Hendon, admiringly, "he playeth the part to a marvel."
Then he stretched himself across the door, on the floor, saying contentedly:
"I have lodged worse for seven years; "twould be but ill gratitude to Him above to find fault with this."
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He dropped asleep as the dawn appeared. Toward noon he rose, uncovered his unconscious ward-a section at a time-and took his measure with a string. The king awoke, just as he had completed his work, complained of the cold, and asked what he was doing.
"'Tis done now, my liege," said Hendon; "I have a bit of business outside, but will presently return; sleep thou again-thou needest it. There-let me cover thy head also-thou"lt be warm the sooner."
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things in England in place of importing them as luxuries from Holland.4 His question was answered with grave respect, and no surprise manifested. When he had finished his dessert, he filled his pockets with nuts; but nobody appeared to be aware of it, or disturbed by it. But the next moment he was himself disturbed by it, and showed discomposure; for this was the only service he had been permitted to do with his own
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hands during the meal, and he did not doubt that he had done a most improper and unprincely thing. At that moment the muscles of his nose began to twitch, and the end of that organ to lift and wrinkle. This continued, and Tom began to evince a growing distress. He looked appealingly, first at one and then another of the lords about him, and tears came into his eyes. They sprang forward with dismay in their faces, and begged to know his trouble. Tom said with genuine anguish
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Whatever's those?" asked Bunting in a low voice.
Daisy clung a thought closer to her father's arm. Even she guessed that these strange, pathetic, staring faces were the death-masks of those men and women who had fulfilled the awful law which ordains that the murderer shall be, in his turn, done to death.
"All hanged!" said the guardian of the Black Museum briefly. "Casts taken after death."
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Bunting smiled nervously. "They don't look dead somehow.. They looks more as if they were listening," he said.
"That's the fault of Jack Ketch," said the man facetiously. "It's his idea - that of knotting his' patient's necktie under the left ear! That's what he does to each of the gentlemen to whom he has to act valet on just one occasion only. It makes them lean just a bit to one side. You look here - ?"
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Chandler nodded. "Yes. And I think there's a very good chance of his being caught too - "
"I suppose there'll be a lot on the watch to-night, eh?"
"I should think there will be! How many of our men d'you think there'll be on night duty to-night, Mr. Bunting?"
Bunting shook his head. "I don't know," he said helplessly.
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"I mean extra," suggested Chandler, in an encouraging voice."
"A thousand?" ventured Bunting.
"Five thousand, Mr. Bunting.
"Never!" exclaimed Bunting, amazed.
And even Mrs. Bunting echoed "Never!" incredulously.
"Yes, that there will. You see, the Boss has got his monkey up!" Chandler drew a folded-up newspaper out of his coat pocket. "Just listen to this:
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"Get out! - and if the Green Man comes, don't let me see him."
She disappeared. Rouletabille took the eggs, which had been brought to him in a bowl, and the meat which was on a dish, placed all carefully beside him in the chimney, unhooked a frying-pan and a gridiron, and began to beat up our omelette before proceeding to grill our beefsteak. He then ordered two bottles of cider, and seemed to take as little notice of our host as our host did of him. The landlord let us do our own cooking and set our table near one of the windows.
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Suddenly I heard him mutter:
"Ah! - there he is."
His face had changed, expressing fierce hatred. He went and glued himself to one of the windows, watching the road. There was no need for me to draw Rouletabille's attention; he had already left our omelette and had joined the landlord at the window. I went with him.
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pork butcher could understand Filby. But the Time Traveller had more than a touch of whim among his elements, and we distrusted him. Things that would have made the frame of a less clever man seemed tricks in his hands. It is a mistake to do things too easily. The serious people who took him seriously never felt quite sure of his deportment; they were somehow aware that trusting their reputations for judgment with him was like furnishing a nursery with egg-shell china. So I don't think any of us said very much about time travelling in the interval between that Thursday and the next
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though its odd potentialities ran, no doubt, in most of our minds: its plausibility, that is, its practical incredibleness, the curious possibilities of anachronism and of utter confusion it suggested. For my own part, I was particularly preoccupied with the trick of the model. That I remember discussing with the Medical Man, whom I met on Friday at the Linnaean. He said he had seen a similar thing at Tubingen, and laid considerable stress on the blowing out of the candle. But how the trick was done he could not explain.
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既然你爱我，那为什么还会让那女孩亲呢，还搂着她的腰。”醋意浓浓的问着。“你啊，就为了这个去买醉？傻瓜，她是我妹妹呀，本来打算叫她明天过来介绍给你认识的呀。你怎么也不问清楚就去酒吧呢。下次可不要这样，我会很担心的。就算要去也要叫上我，记住了没？”轻点着她的额头。不好意思只能把头深埋进昊川的胸前。“
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。“那，如睛，你喜欢我吗？”有些嗓啜啜不安的小声问着如睛，从昨晚上看来她是喜欢自己的，但还是希望她能亲口说出来。“我不喜欢你。。。。。”紧靠如睛明显的感觉到昊川听到这句话后身子猛然僵住了，“我还没说完呢，我不喜欢你，但我爱你，昊川。”坐云宵飞车大概就是这样，一下子飞到最高端，心脏有些接受不了。好一会儿才反应过来的昊川，紧紧的搂住如睛，简单无法相信，原来如睛也是爱着自己的。太棒了，太棒了！ Gustav Klimt Painting

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这次皇后能痊愈，全是姑娘的功劳。姑娘想要什么赏赐尽管开口，我鄞国但有，绝不吝啬！”端木嗣在高高的席位上俯瞰众人，君王独有的霸气油然而生。
“民女但求陛下万寿无疆鄞国国富民强千秋固在，小女子实在不敢邀功。”展泠也学着那些大臣言不由衷地谄媚着，自己都一阵恶心。她远远看着高处的国君，觉得他如处云端，本来他们可以彼此那么接近，而现在却只能这样。远远观望。谁也不明白谁的世界。这是一种被孤立的悲哀。而她的悲哀总是如此内敛。
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“听射儿说，姑娘高堂皆不在人世了是么？”埋香皇后问道。
“是的。”展泠口气有些恨恨的，众人均道她是不忍回首，却不料她想的却是另外一事。
“姑娘今后可有什么打算？”
“民女也许先投奔亲戚，也许以后云游行医，总之天地之大，该有容身之处吧。”本来她最后那句话是极为凄凉，旁人听来，还当她信心百倍。
“那么姑娘就留在宫中，如何？”埋香皇后爽朗一笑。
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尘芳看着郎氏，良久向婉晴道：“这位妹妹与众不同，真是个直性子。”
婉晴向郎氏使了个眼色，见她不予理睬，只得委婉道：“是，郎妹妹入府的时间尚浅，有些规矩还不周全。”
“哦，是吗？”尘芳向郎氏招手道：“妹妹过来，让姐姐我再仔细打量打量。”
郎氏不悦得挪步走到面前，尘芳拉着她的手笑道：“生得真俊，难怪爷喜欢的紧。昨儿，我的丫头得罪了妹妹，我已责罚过她。待过两日便将她打发出去，找个小厮配了。妹妹，你看可好？”
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尘芳身后的剑柔忙垂首跪下道：“奴婢错了，主子要打要罚都可以，只求别将奴婢赶出去！奴婢自幼便服侍主子，生是主子的人，死是主子的鬼！”
郎氏知这是场面话，便也应景笑道：“算了算了，误会一场。姐姐就别追究了，我全当被路边的野狗咬了口罢了。”
“妹妹真是宽大为怀啊！”尘芳墨黑的眼瞳一紧，“初次见面，没什么好东西，这个还请妹妹收下，全当是化玉帛之礼。”她从手中褪下红麝翡翠翔凤镯，替郎氏戴上。
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后也点头，“宋贵妃不愧是个才女。本宫记得你家中还有个小妹，今年多大了？”
“回禀太后娘娘，小妹书秀是三娘所出，到年底就满十七了。”
“呵呵，你们宋家兄妹几个都是才貌俱全，想必这宋二小姐也不差。到时可一定要她也来。”
“太后娘娘过奖了。才貌俱全说不上，不过书秀向来文静乖巧，一向得父亲喜爱，读书识字都是父亲大人手把手教的。但说到诗会，只怕要让太后娘娘笑话了。”
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明师出高徒，本宫只怕这诗魁的名号是要落在你宋家了。”
近来凌国可说是喜事连连。先是皇十二弟庆王与北昱国公主和亲，两国结为秦晋之好；而后是皇十八妹景铃长公主下嫁寒士出身的监察御史罗杰，又凭添了一段才子佳人的佳话；最后，便是传得沸沸扬扬的皇家诗会以及新出笼的女诗魁——左相府的二小姐宋书秀。
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赵老夫子见我进来，站起来一脸的愤愤然：“王妃娘娘明鉴，小世子睿智非凡，老夫愚钝，不敢屈才。”我欠身一笑，示意给老夫子奉上进贡的好茶，待他喝过茶，气消了不少，才缓缓开口：“老夫子这话怎么说？”他皱皱眉：“老夫不敢自称学富五车，好歹也是饱读诗书，小世子居然……居然……言者谆谆，听者藐藐。唉！娘娘还是另请高明罢！”见他不似虚伪狡诈之人，也难为他一大把年纪还被小涵捉弄，看样子……
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我咳了一声：“敝子顽劣，让先生费心了，既然如此，先生还是休息一段时间，待我家法好生教教他再议。”他连忙站了起来：“那倒不必，小世子还小，只是聪明外露，只消拘拘他性子便可。”
赵老夫子见我已松口，略坐一阵便起身告辞。
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昔日父皇把最好的暗卫都留在信太妃赵竹心身边，朕一度不明白，现在，我明白了……陈一：暗宫副首领，擅长轻功与暗器，昔年以杀手“影子”的身份行走江湖，一身功夫很是了得。陈二：暗宫第二堂堂主，擅长使毒，曾以皇家子弟身份拜四川唐门大当家唐勇为师，唐氏子弟无人知晓。
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他二人均是大汉朝贵族庶出子弟里的人才，从小便被选为暗宫使者。以后，以后待伶雪安全回京，朕便赏他们出身，堂堂正正地当宗室子弟。
但是朕还是不放心，那禁卫军两千人，虽极忠义，但也是养尊处优的，怕不服管教，唉，还是让他们的头儿——周勃亲自带队好了。
这样，总算是万无一失了。
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这未名湖虽是很美，但十天半个月下来，慢慢地也就淡出味来了。后来和公主一合计，这未名湖虽好，但是我们也可以用来开发其他的用途。我细细地思量一番，在古代这么久，什么都好，就是伙食太过标准化，天天吃那些个膳食、甜点，早都腻味了。现在在春天的湖边，我们也可以进行一些我前世都垂涎很久的活动，比方说搞搞春游、野餐、户外烧烤、韩国铁板烧这类。有理解的朋友们，都能想象得到，在风景如画的湖边这么一来，是件多么赏心悦目的事！最开心的是又不必担心环保问题。
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心动不如行动，在公主的大力支持下，指挥着公主府主宅、庄子里数十位来自四面八方的大厨们，立刻轰轰烈烈地展开“未名湖美食活动月”活动。因为长公主对下人虽严，但金钱上从不吝啬，打赏一律加倍，一时间更是群情高昂，菜色、小点、烤食的品种也在不断更新中。
不日下来，我和长公主已成莫逆，人前人后姐姐长、妹妹短，“你”、“我”的叫起来。
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　爬蝉死了，壳还保护着它那完整的、即将成年的身体。姐姐小米还活着，而名誉上已经死了。他走到姐姐小米跟前，蹲下来，关切地对姐姐说：“姐，咱不上学了。”
　　姐姐小米吸了一下鼻子，反倒让鼻涕流了下来，姐姐伸出两根指头将鼻涕捏了，甩在地上，“我不上了，我没脸上了，你得上！姐这后半辈子，就靠你了！”
　　雨辕看着父亲的尸体，看着已经被那个抹着胭脂的化妆师将表情修改得慈祥和善的父亲，心里想：若真是姐姐小米谋杀了你，我也对姐姐恨不起来……
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