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1、 he exclaimed. How strange. Really, for a moment I didnt know you. Wont you sit down Wont you have some coffee4.Yes, Id like some coffee. And she sat down opposite him.5.Youve changed. Youve changed very much, he said, staring at her with eager, lighted look. You look so well. Ive never seen you loo

2、k so well before.）6. Really She raised her veil and unbuttoned her high fur collar. I dont feel very well. I cant bear this weather, you know.7.Ah,no. You hate the cold.8.Loathe it. She shuddered. And the worst of it is that the older one grows.9.He interrupted her. Excuse me, and tapped on the tabl

3、e for waitress. Please bring some coffee and cream. To her: You are sure you wont eat anything10.No, thanks. Nothing.11.&12.Then thats settled. And smiling he took up the orange again. You were saying-the older one grows-13.The colder, she laughed. But she was thinking how well she remembered that t

4、rick of his-the trick of interrupting her-and of how it used to exasperate her six years ago.14. he echoed her words, laughing too. Ah, ah. You still say the same things and there is another thing about you that is not changed at all- your beautiful voice. I dont know what it is- Ive often wondered-

5、that makes your voice such a -haunting memory. Do you remember that first afternoon we spent together at Kew Garden You were so surprised because I did not know the names of any flowers. I am still just as ignorant for all your telling me. But whenever its very fine and warm, and I see some bright c

6、olour I hear your voice saying:Geranium, marigold, and verbena, You remember that afternoon15. Oh,yes,very well. She drew a long, soft breath. Yet, what had remained in her mind of that particular afternoon was an absurd scene. A great many people taking tea in a Chinese pagoda, and he behaving like

7、 a maniac about the wasps-waving them away, flapping at them with his straw hat, serious and infuriated out of all proportion to the occasion. How she had suffered.16.But now, as he spoke, that memory faded. His was the truer.17.Yes, it had been a wonderful afternoon, full of flowers and -warm sunsh

8、ine. Her thoughts lingered over the last two words. And in the warmth, as it were, another memory unfolded. She saw herself sitting on a lawn. He lay beside her, and suddenly, he rolled over and put his head in her lap./18.I wish, he said in a low, troubled voice, I wish that I had taken poison and

9、were about to die- here now!19.She leaned over him.20.Ah, why do you say that21.But he gave a kind of soft moan, and taking her hand he held it to his cheek.22.Because I know I am going to love you too much. And I shall suffer so terribly, Vera, because you never, never will love me.23.!24.He was ce

10、rtainly far better looking now than he had been then. He had lost all that dreamy vagueness and indecision. Now he had the air of a man who has found his place in life. He must have made money, too. His clothes were admirable, and at that moment he pulled a Russian cigarette case out of his pocket.2

11、5.Wont you smoke26.Yes, I will. She hovered over them. They look very good.27.I get them made for me by a little man in St Jamess Street. I dont smoke very much, but when I do, they must be delicious. Smoking isnt a habit with me; its a luxury-like perfume. Are you still so fond of perfumes Ah, when

12、 I in Russia.28.She broke in:ve really been to Russia 29.Oh, yes. I was there for over a year. Have you forgotten how we used to talk of going there30.31.No, Ive not forgotten.32.He gave a strange half laugh and leaned back in his chair.33.Isnt it curious I have really carried out all those journeys

13、 that we planned. In fact, I have spent the last three years of my life travelling all the time. Spain, Corsica, Siberia, Russia, Egypt. The only country left is China, and I mean to go there, too, when the war is over.34.As he spoke, so lightly, tapping the end of his cigarette against the ashtray,

14、 she felt the strange beast that had slumbered so long within her bosom stir, stretch itself, yawn, prick up its ears, and suddenly bound to its feet, and fix its longing, hungry stare upon those far away places. But all she said was, smiling gently:How I envy you.35.It has been, he said, Wonderful-especially Russia. I even spent som