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Quietly,"

theysaid,"

orweshallwakethem."

Butitwasn'

tthatyouwokeus.Oh,no."

They'

relookingforit;

they'

redrawingthecurtain,"

onemightsay,andsoreadonapageortwo."

Nowthey'

vefoundit,'

onewouldbecertain,stoppingthepencilonthemargin.Andthen,tiredofreading,onemightriseandseeforoneself,thehouseallempty,thedoorsstandingopen,onlythewoodpigeonsbubblingwithcontentandthehumofthethreshingmachinesoundingfromthefarm."

WhatdidIcomeinherefor?

WhatdidIwanttofind?

Myhandswereempty."

Perhapsitsupstairsthen?

Theappleswereintheloft.Andsodownagain,thegardenstillasever,onlythebookhadslippedintothegrass.

Buttheyhadfounditinthedrawingroom.Notthatonecouldeverseethem.Thewindowpanesreflectedapples,reflectedroses;

alltheleavesweregreenintheglass.Iftheymovedinthedrawingroom,theappleonlyturneditsyellowside.Yet,themomentafter,ifthedoorwasopened,spreadaboutthefloor,hunguponthewalls,pendantfromtheceiling--what?

Myhandswereempty.Theshadowofathrushcrossedthecarpet;

fromthedeepestwellsofsilencethewoodpigeondrewitsbubbleofsound."

Safe,safe,safe"

thepulseofthehousebeatsoftly."

Thetreasureburied;

theroom..."

thepulsestoppedshort.Oh,wasthattheburiedtreasure?

Amomentlaterthelighthadfaded.Outinthegardenthen?

Butthetreesspundarknessforawanderingbeamofsun.Sofine,sorare,coollysunkbeneaththesurfacethebeamIsoughtalwaysburnedbehindtheglass.Deathwastheglass;

deathwasbetweenus,comingtothewomanfirst,hundredsofyearsago,leavingthehouse,sealingallthewindows;

theroomsweredarkened.Heleftit,lefther,wentNorth,wentEast,sawthestarsturnedintheSouthernsky;

soughtthehouse,founditdroppedbeneaththeDowns."

Safe,safe,safe,"

thepulseofthehousebeatgladly.'

TheTreasureyours."

Thewindroarsuptheavenue.Treesstoopandbendthiswayandthat.Moonbeamssplashandspillwildlyintherain.Butthebeamofthelampfallsstraightfromthewindow.Thecandleburnsstiffandstill.Wanderingthroughthehouse,openingthewindows,whisperingnottowakeus,theghostlycoupleseektheirjoy.

Hereweslept,"

shesays.Andheadds,"

Kisseswithoutnumber."

Wakinginthemorning--"

Silverbetweenthetrees--"

Upstairs--"

'

Inthegarden--"

Whensummercame--"

Inwintersnowtime--"

Thedoorsgoshuttingfarinthedistance,gentlyknockinglikethepulseofaheart.

Nearertheycome,ceaseatthedoorway.__________________________

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theheartofthehousebeatsproudly."

________________

Para.1Thewindfalls,therainslidessilverdowntheglass.Oureyesdarken,wehearnostepsbesideus;

weseenoladyspreadherghostlycloak.Hishandsshieldthelantern."

Look,"

hebreathes."

Soundasleep.Loveupontheirlips."

Thewinddrivesstraightly;

theflamestoopsslightly.Wildbeamsofmoonlightcrossbothfloorandwall,and,meeting,stainthefacesbent;

thefacespondering;

thefacesthatsearchthesleepersandseektheirhiddenjoy.

Para.2Longyears--"

hesighs."

Againyoufoundme."

Here,"

shemurmurs,"

sleeping;

inthegardenreading;

laughing,rollingapplesintheloft.Hereweleftourtreasure--"

Stooping,theirlightliftsthelidsuponmyeyes."

Safe!

safe!

thepulseofthehousebeatswildly.Waking,Icry"

Oh,isthisyourburiedtreasure?

Thelightintheheart."

原创第二篇

IShouldcertainlydoit,"

saidSherlockHolmes.

Istartedattheinterruption,formycompanionhadbeeneatinghisbreakfastwithhisattentionentirelycentereduponthepaperwhichwasproppedupbythecoffeepot.NowIlookedacrossathimtofindhiseyesfasteneduponmewiththehalf-amused,half-questioningexpressionwhichheusuallyassumedwhenhefelthehadmadeanintellectualpoint.

Dowhat?

Iasked.

Hesmiledashetookhisslipperfromthemantelpieceanddrewfromitenoughshagtobaccotofilltheoldclaypipewithwhichheinvariablyroundedoffhisbreakfast.

Amostcharacteristicquestionofyours,Watson,"

saidhe."

Youwillnot,Iamsure,beoffendedifIsaythatanyreputationforsharpnesswhichImaypossesshasbeenentirelygainedbytheadmirablefoilwhichyouhavemadeforme.HaveInotheardofdebutanteswhohaveinsisteduponplainnessintheirchaperones?

Thereisacertainanalogy."

OurlongcompanionshipintheBakerStreetroomshadleftusonthoseeasytermsofintimacywhenmuchmaybesaidwithoutoffence.AndyetIacknowledgedthatIwasnettledathisremark.

Imaybeveryobtuse,"

saidI,"

butIconfessthatIamunabletoseehowyouhavemanagedtoknowthatIwas...Iwas..."

AskedtohelpintheEdinburghUniversityBazaar..."

Precisely.Theletterhasonlyjustcometohand,andIhavenotspokentoyousince."

Inspiteofthat,"

saidHolmes,leaningbackinhischairandputtinghisfingertipstogether,"

IwouldevenventuretosuggestthattheobjectofthebazaaristoenlargetheUniversitycricketfield."

Ilookedathiminsuchbewildermentthathevibratedwithsilentlaughter.

Thefactis,mydearWatson,thatyouareanexcellentsubject,"

Youareneverblase.Yourespondinstantlytoanyexternalstimulus.Yourmentalprocessesmaybeslowbuttheyareneverobscure,andIfoundduringbreakfastthatyouwereeasierreadingthantheleaderintheTimesinfrontofme."

Ifearthatmygoodnatureingivingexplanationshasseriouslycompromisedmyreputation,"

saidHolmes.__________________________

Itamazedmetoseetheaccuracywithwhichhehadobservedmymovements."

Whatnext?

Iasked.______________________

Para.1"

Butinthiscasethetrainofreasoningisbaseduponsuchobviousfactsthatnocreditcanbeclaimedforit.Youenteredtheroomwithathoughtfulexpression,theexpressionofamanwhoisdebatingsomepointinhismind.Inyourhandyouheldasolitaryletter.Nowlastnightyouretiredinthebestofspirits,soitwasclearthatitwasthisletterinyourhandwhichhadcausedthechangeinyou."

Para.2Itamazedmetoseetheaccuracywithwhichhehadobservedmymovements."

Ibeganbyglancingattheaddress,andIcouldtell,evenatthedistanceofsixfeet,thatitwasanunofficialcommunication.ThisIgatheredfromtheuseoftheword'

Doctor'

upontheaddress,towhich,asaBachelorofMedicine,youhavenolegalclaim."

HolmeswasthusenabledtosaywithcertaintythatWatson’sletterwasunofficial.Whenonhisreturntothetable,WatsonturnedoverMr.Holmes’letterandallowedhimtoperceivethattheenclosurewasaprintedone.

原创第三篇

Twomenwalkedslowly,oneaftertheother,throughtheshallowwaterofastream.Alltheycouldseewerestonesandearth.Thestreamrancoldovertheirfeet.Theyhadblanketpacksontheirbacks.Theyhadguns,butnobullets;

matches,butnofood.

Suddenlythemanwhofollowedfelloverastone.Hehurthisfootbadlyandcalled:

Hey,Bill,I'

vehurtmyfoot."

Billcontinuedstraightonwithoutlookingback.

Themanwasaloneintheemptyland,buthewasnotlost.Heknewthewaytotheircamp,wherehewouldfindfoodandbullets.Hestruggledtohisfeetandlimpedon.Billwouldbewaitingforhimthere,andtogethertheywouldgosouthtotheHudsonBayCompany.Hehadnoteatenfortwodays.Oftenhestoppedtopicksomesmallberriesandputthemintohismouth.Theberriesweretasteless,anddidnotsatisfy,butheknewhemusteatthem.

Intheeveninghebuiltafireandsleptlikeadeadman.Whenhewokeup,themantookoutasmallsack.Itweighedfifteenpounds.Hewasn'

tsureifhecouldcarryitanylonger.Buthecouldn'

tleaveitbehind.Hehadtotakeitwithhim.Heputitbackintohispack,rosetohisfeetandstaggeredon.

Hisfoothurt,butitwasnothingcomparedwithhishunger,whichmadehimgoonuntildarknessfell.Hisblanketwaswet,butheknewonlythathewashungry.Throughhisrestlesssleephedreamedofbanquetsandoffood.Themanwokeupcoldandsick,andfoundhimselflost.Butthesmallsackwasstillwithhim.Ashedraggedhimselfalong,thesackbecameheavierandheavier.Themanopenedthesack,whichwasfullofsmallpiecesofgold.Helefthalfthegoldonarock.

Elevendayspassed,daysofrainandcold.Onedayhefoundthebonesofadeer.Therewasnomeatonthem.Themanbrokethebonesandhesuckedandchewedonthemlikeananimal.Wouldhe,too,bebonestomorrow?

Andwhynot?

Thiswaslife.Onlylifehurt.Therewasnohurtindeath.Todiewastosleep.Thenwhywashenotreadytodie?

He,asaman,nolongerstrove.Itwasthelifeinhim,unwillingtodie,thatdrovehimon.

Onemorninghewokeupbesideariver.Slowlyhefolloweditwithhiseyesandsawitemptingintoashiningsea.Whenhesawashiponthesea,heclosedhiseyes.Heknewtherecouldbenoship,nosea,inthisland.Avision,hetoldhimself.Heheardanoisebehindhim,andturnedaround.Awolf,oldandsick,wascomingslowlytowardhim.Thiswasreal,hethought.Themanturnedback,buttheseaandtheshipwerestillthere.Hedidn'

tunderstand.Hadhebeenwalkingnorth,awayfromthecamp,towardthesea?

Hestoodupandstartedsl