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空军一号”其实有两架
长：70.4米；高：19.4米；重：超过400吨；速度：时速可达1014公里。
空面：机内空间总面积达4000平方米，主舱面积达370平方米，设有一个可作会议室也可作饭厅的大厅。总统和第一夫人都拥有自己的专用房间。
飞行员：要想当上“空军一号”的驾驶员，至少要有2000小时以上在世界范围内的飞行经验，以及完美无瑕的飞行纪录。
安全：拥有无懈可击的安全记录，被认为是世界上最安全的飞机。
座位：通常记者坐在机舱后面，总统的随行人员坐在前面。地位越重要的人，坐得离总统越近。
僚机：实际上总是有两架叫“空军一号”的总统专机，编号相连。
机场：停放在安德鲁空军基地，离白宫16公里远。
防卫：配备高度保密的防卫系统，包括反导弹系统。
通讯：机上有87条不同的电话线，其中28条是防窃听的，通话范围无限制。
纪念品：机上有许多东西印有总统徽章，包括安全带、枕头、毛毯、茶杯、浴巾、餐巾和剃须刀。
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
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William Bouguereau
The Birth of Venus
¡¡¡¡ "If I had made any difficulty about fetching the key, there might have been some excuse, but I went the very moment she said she wanted it." ¡¡¡¡ "Nothing could be more obliging than your manner, I am sure, and I dare say you walked as fast as you could; but still it is some distance, you know, from this spot to the house, quite into the house; and when people are waiting, they are bad judges of time, and every half minute seems like five." ¡¡¡¡ He go
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t up and walked to the gate again, and "wished he had had the key about him at the time." Fanny thought she discerned in his standing there an indication of relenting, which encouraged her to another attempt, and she said, therefore, "It is a pity you should not join them. They expected to have a better view of the house from that part of the park, and will be thinking how it may be improved; and nothing of that sort, you know, can be settled without you." ¡¡¡¡ She found herself more successful in sending away than in retaining a companion. Mr. Rushworth was worked on. "Well," said he, "if you really think I had better go: it would be foolish to bring the key for nothing." And letting himself out, he walked off without farther ceremony.
William Bouguereau
The Birth of Venus
¡¡¡¡ "If I had made any difficulty about fetching the key, there might have been some excuse, but I went the very moment she said she wanted it." ¡¡¡¡ "Nothing could be more obliging than your manner, I am sure, and I dare say you walked as fast as you could; but still it is some distance, you know, from this spot to the house, quite into the house; and when people are waiting, they are bad judges of time, and every half minute seems like five." ¡¡¡¡ He go
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t up and walked to the gate again, and "wished he had had the key about him at the time." Fanny thought she discerned in his standing there an indication of relenting, which encouraged her to another attempt, and she said, therefore, "It is a pity you should not join them. They expected to have a better view of the house from that part of the park, and will be thinking how it may be improved; and nothing of that sort, you know, can be settled without you." ¡¡¡¡ She found herself more successful in sending away than in retaining a companion. Mr. Rushworth was worked on. "Well," said he, "if you really think I had better go: it would be foolish to bring the key for nothing." And letting himself out, he walked off without farther ceremony.
Monday, January 21, 2008
Gustav Klimt Painting
Gustav Klimt Painting
William Bouguereau
The Birth of Venus
Marc Chagall Painting
¡¡¡¡`I'll try,' said Amy, for the advice suited her; and, after a flurry to get ready, she ran after the friends, who were just disappearing over the hill. It was not far to the river, but both were ready before Amy reached them. Jo saw her coming, and turned her back; Laurie did not see, for he was carefully skating along the shore, sounding the ice, for a warm spell had preceded the cold snap. ¡¡¡¡`I'll go on to the first bend, and see if it's all right, before
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we begin to race,' Amy heard him say, as he shot away, looking like a young Russian, in his fur-trimmed coat and cap. Jo heard Amy panting after her run, stamping her feet and blowing her fingers, as she tried to put her skates on; but Jo never turned, and went slowly zigzagging down the river, taking a bitter, unhappy sort of satisfaction in her sister's troubles. She had cherished her anger till it grew strong, and took possession of her, as evil thoughts and feelings always do, unless cast out at once. As Laurie turned the bend, he shouted back: `Keep near the shore, it isn't safe in the middle.'
William Bouguereau
The Birth of Venus
Marc Chagall Painting
¡¡¡¡`I'll try,' said Amy, for the advice suited her; and, after a flurry to get ready, she ran after the friends, who were just disappearing over the hill. It was not far to the river, but both were ready before Amy reached them. Jo saw her coming, and turned her back; Laurie did not see, for he was carefully skating along the shore, sounding the ice, for a warm spell had preceded the cold snap. ¡¡¡¡`I'll go on to the first bend, and see if it's all right, before
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we begin to race,' Amy heard him say, as he shot away, looking like a young Russian, in his fur-trimmed coat and cap. Jo heard Amy panting after her run, stamping her feet and blowing her fingers, as she tried to put her skates on; but Jo never turned, and went slowly zigzagging down the river, taking a bitter, unhappy sort of satisfaction in her sister's troubles. She had cherished her anger till it grew strong, and took possession of her, as evil thoughts and feelings always do, unless cast out at once. As Laurie turned the bend, he shouted back: `Keep near the shore, it isn't safe in the middle.'
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Gustav Klimt Painting
Gustav Klimt Painting
Descended from Kings," said Mr. Crackenthorpe. "My mother's family tree, that is - not my father’s. He was a vulgarian! Common old man! Didn't like me! I was a cut above him always. Took after my mother's side. Had a natural feeling for art and classical sculpture - he couldn't see anything in it - silly old fool. Don't remember my mother – died when I was two. Last of her family. They were sold up and she married my father. But you look here - Edward the Confessor – Ethelred the Unready - whole lot of them. And that was before the Normans came. Before the Normans - that's something, isn't it?"
"It is indeed."
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Now I'll show you something else." He guided her across the room to an enormous piece of dark oak furniture. Lucy was rather uneasily conscious of the strength of the fingers clutching her arm. There certainly seemed nothing feeble about old Mr. Crackenthorpe today. "See this? Came out of Lushington – that was my mother's people's place. Elizabethan, this is. Takes four men to move it. You don't know what I keep inside it, do you? Like me show you?"
"Do show me," said Lucy politely.
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Descended from Kings," said Mr. Crackenthorpe. "My mother's family tree, that is - not my father’s. He was a vulgarian! Common old man! Didn't like me! I was a cut above him always. Took after my mother's side. Had a natural feeling for art and classical sculpture - he couldn't see anything in it - silly old fool. Don't remember my mother – died when I was two. Last of her family. They were sold up and she married my father. But you look here - Edward the Confessor – Ethelred the Unready - whole lot of them. And that was before the Normans came. Before the Normans - that's something, isn't it?"
"It is indeed."
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Now I'll show you something else." He guided her across the room to an enormous piece of dark oak furniture. Lucy was rather uneasily conscious of the strength of the fingers clutching her arm. There certainly seemed nothing feeble about old Mr. Crackenthorpe today. "See this? Came out of Lushington – that was my mother's people's place. Elizabethan, this is. Takes four men to move it. You don't know what I keep inside it, do you? Like me show you?"
"Do show me," said Lucy politely.
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Wednesday, October 24, 2007
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Gustav Klimt Painting
"Your arrangements were excellent.In Cust's name you wrote for a largeconsignment of hosiery to be sent to him.You yourself sent a number of A BC's looking like a similar parcel.You wrote to him-a typed letter purportingto be from the same firm offering him a good salary and commission.Yourplans were so well laid beforehand that you typed all the letters that weresent subsequently，and then presented him with the machine on which they hadbeen typed. "You had now to look about for two victims whose names began with A andB respectively and who lived at places also beginning with those same letters. "You hit on Andover as quite a likely spot and your preliminary
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reconnaissance there led you to select Mrs Ascher's shop as the scene of thefirst crime.Her name was written clearly over the door，and you found byexperiment that she was usually alone in the shop.Her muder needed nerve，daring and reasonable luck. "For the letter B you had to vary your tactics.Lonely women in shopsmight conceivably have been warned.I should imagine that you frequented afew cafes and teashops，laughing and joking with the girls there and findingour whose name began with the right letter and who would be suitable foryour purpose.Gustav Klimt Painting
"Your arrangements were excellent.In Cust's name you wrote for a largeconsignment of hosiery to be sent to him.You yourself sent a number of A BC's looking like a similar parcel.You wrote to him-a typed letter purportingto be from the same firm offering him a good salary and commission.Yourplans were so well laid beforehand that you typed all the letters that weresent subsequently，and then presented him with the machine on which they hadbeen typed. "You had now to look about for two victims whose names began with A andB respectively and who lived at places also beginning with those same letters. "You hit on Andover as quite a likely spot and your preliminary
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reconnaissance there led you to select Mrs Ascher's shop as the scene of thefirst crime.Her name was written clearly over the door，and you found byexperiment that she was usually alone in the shop.Her muder needed nerve，daring and reasonable luck. "For the letter B you had to vary your tactics.Lonely women in shopsmight conceivably have been warned.I should imagine that you frequented afew cafes and teashops，laughing and joking with the girls there and findingour whose name began with the right letter and who would be suitable foryour purpose.Gustav Klimt Painting
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
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"What's that?" "Death，mademoiselle，unfortunately creates a prejudice.A prejudice infavour of the deceased.I heard what you said just now to my friendHastings."A nice bright girl with no men friends."You said that in mockeryof the newspapers，And it is very true-when a young girl is dead，that isthe kind of thing that is said.She was bright.She was happy.She wassweet-tempered.She had not a care in the world.She had no undesirableacquaintances.There is a great charity always to the dead.Do you know what Ishould like this minute?I should like to find someone who knew ElizabethBarnard and who does not know she is dead!Then，perhaps，I should hear whatis useful to me-the truth."
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As I said，Megan Barnard's words，and still more the crisp businessliketone in which they were uttered，made me jump. Poirot，however，merely bowed his head gravely. "A la bonne heure，"he said."You are intelligent，mademoiselle." Megan Barnard said，still in the same detached tone: "I was extremely fond of Betty.But my fondness didn't blind me fromseeing exactly the kind of silly little fool she was-and even telling her soupon occasions!Sisters are like that." "And did she pay any attention to your advice?" "Probably not，"said Megan cynically. "Will you，mademoiselle，be precise."
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"What's that?" "Death，mademoiselle，unfortunately creates a prejudice.A prejudice infavour of the deceased.I heard what you said just now to my friendHastings."A nice bright girl with no men friends."You said that in mockeryof the newspapers，And it is very true-when a young girl is dead，that isthe kind of thing that is said.She was bright.She was happy.She wassweet-tempered.She had not a care in the world.She had no undesirableacquaintances.There is a great charity always to the dead.Do you know what Ishould like this minute?I should like to find someone who knew ElizabethBarnard and who does not know she is dead!Then，perhaps，I should hear whatis useful to me-the truth."
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As I said，Megan Barnard's words，and still more the crisp businessliketone in which they were uttered，made me jump. Poirot，however，merely bowed his head gravely. "A la bonne heure，"he said."You are intelligent，mademoiselle." Megan Barnard said，still in the same detached tone: "I was extremely fond of Betty.But my fondness didn't blind me fromseeing exactly the kind of silly little fool she was-and even telling her soupon occasions!Sisters are like that." "And did she pay any attention to your advice?" "Probably not，"said Megan cynically. "Will you，mademoiselle，be precise."
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Thursday, October 18, 2007
Gustav Klimt Painting
Gustav Klimt Painting
The Lion thought it might be as well to frighten the Wizard, so he gave a large, loud roar, which was so fierce and dreadful that Toto jumped away from him in alarm and tipped over the screen that stood in a corner. As it fell with a crash they looked that way, and the next moment all of them were filled with wonder. For they saw, standing in just the spot the screen had hidden, a little old man, with a bald head and a wrinkled face, who seemed to be as much surprised as they were. The Tin Woodman, raising his axe, rushed toward the little man and cried out, "Who are you?"
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Our friends looked at him in surprise and dismay.
"I thought Oz was a great Head," said Dorothy.
"And I thought Oz was a lovely Lady," said the Scarecrow.
"And I thought Oz was a terrible Beast," said the Tin Woodman.
"And I thought Oz was a Ball of Fire," exclaimed the Lion.
"No, you are all wrong," said the little man meekly. "I have been making believe."
"Making believe!" cried Dorothy. "Are you not a Great Wizard?"
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The Lion thought it might be as well to frighten the Wizard, so he gave a large, loud roar, which was so fierce and dreadful that Toto jumped away from him in alarm and tipped over the screen that stood in a corner. As it fell with a crash they looked that way, and the next moment all of them were filled with wonder. For they saw, standing in just the spot the screen had hidden, a little old man, with a bald head and a wrinkled face, who seemed to be as much surprised as they were. The Tin Woodman, raising his axe, rushed toward the little man and cried out, "Who are you?"
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Our friends looked at him in surprise and dismay.
"I thought Oz was a great Head," said Dorothy.
"And I thought Oz was a lovely Lady," said the Scarecrow.
"And I thought Oz was a terrible Beast," said the Tin Woodman.
"And I thought Oz was a Ball of Fire," exclaimed the Lion.
"No, you are all wrong," said the little man meekly. "I have been making believe."
"Making believe!" cried Dorothy. "Are you not a Great Wizard?"
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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
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"Oh, my lord the king, an thou canst pity the lost, have pity upon me! I am innocent-neither hath that wherewith I am charged been more than but lamely proved-yet I speak not of that; the judgment is gone forth against me and may not suffer alteration; yet in mine extremity I beg a boon, for my doom is more than I can bear. A grace, a grace, my lord the king! in thy royal compassion grant my prayer-give commandment that I be hanged!"
Tom was amazed. This was not the outcome he had looked for.
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Odds my life, a strange boon! Was it not the fate intended thee?"
"Oh, good my liege, not so! It is ordered that I be boiled alive!"
The hideous surprise of these words almost made Tom spring from his chair. As soon as he could recover his wits he cried out:
"Have thy wish, poor soul! an thou had poisoned a hundred men thou shouldst not suffer so miserable a death."
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"Oh, my lord the king, an thou canst pity the lost, have pity upon me! I am innocent-neither hath that wherewith I am charged been more than but lamely proved-yet I speak not of that; the judgment is gone forth against me and may not suffer alteration; yet in mine extremity I beg a boon, for my doom is more than I can bear. A grace, a grace, my lord the king! in thy royal compassion grant my prayer-give commandment that I be hanged!"
Tom was amazed. This was not the outcome he had looked for.
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Odds my life, a strange boon! Was it not the fate intended thee?"
"Oh, good my liege, not so! It is ordered that I be boiled alive!"
The hideous surprise of these words almost made Tom spring from his chair. As soon as he could recover his wits he cried out:
"Have thy wish, poor soul! an thou had poisoned a hundred men thou shouldst not suffer so miserable a death."
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Out to this time of night again, and hast not brought a farthing home, I warrant me! If it be so, an I do not break all the bones in thy lean body, then am I not John Canty, but some other."
The prince twisted himself loose, unconsciously brushed his profaned shoulder, and eagerly said:
"Oh, art his father, truly? Sweet heaven grant it be so-then wilt thou fetch him away and restore me!"
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"His father? I know not what thou mean'st; I but know I am thy father, as thou shalt soon have cause to-"
"Oh, jest not, palter not, delay not!-I am worn, I am wounded, I can bear no more. Take me to the king my father, and he will make thee rich beyond thy wildest dreams. Believe me, man, believe me! I speak no lie, but only the truth!-put forth thy hand and save me! I am indeed the Prince of Wales!"
The man stared down, stupefied, upon the lad, then shook his head and muttered:
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Out to this time of night again, and hast not brought a farthing home, I warrant me! If it be so, an I do not break all the bones in thy lean body, then am I not John Canty, but some other."
The prince twisted himself loose, unconsciously brushed his profaned shoulder, and eagerly said:
"Oh, art his father, truly? Sweet heaven grant it be so-then wilt thou fetch him away and restore me!"
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"His father? I know not what thou mean'st; I but know I am thy father, as thou shalt soon have cause to-"
"Oh, jest not, palter not, delay not!-I am worn, I am wounded, I can bear no more. Take me to the king my father, and he will make thee rich beyond thy wildest dreams. Believe me, man, believe me! I speak no lie, but only the truth!-put forth thy hand and save me! I am indeed the Prince of Wales!"
The man stared down, stupefied, upon the lad, then shook his head and muttered:
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Monday, October 15, 2007
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occupying himself each day with some harmless hobby. On foggy nights, once the quiet household is plunged in sleep, he creeps out of the house, maybe between one and two o'clock, and swiftly makes his way straight to what has become The Avenger's murder area. Picking out a likely victim, he approaches her with Judas-like gentleness, and having committed his awful crime, goes quietly home again. After a good bath and breakfast
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he turns up happy, once more the quiet individual who is an excellent son, a kind brother, esteemed and even beloved by a large circle of friends and acquaintances. Meantime, the police are searching about the scene of the tragedy for what they regard as the usual type of criminal lunatic.
"I give this theory, Sir, for what it is worth
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occupying himself each day with some harmless hobby. On foggy nights, once the quiet household is plunged in sleep, he creeps out of the house, maybe between one and two o'clock, and swiftly makes his way straight to what has become The Avenger's murder area. Picking out a likely victim, he approaches her with Judas-like gentleness, and having committed his awful crime, goes quietly home again. After a good bath and breakfast
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he turns up happy, once more the quiet individual who is an excellent son, a kind brother, esteemed and even beloved by a large circle of friends and acquaintances. Meantime, the police are searching about the scene of the tragedy for what they regard as the usual type of criminal lunatic.
"I give this theory, Sir, for what it is worth
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ow quietly, how uneventfully, how pleasantly, sped the next few days. Already life was settling down into a groove. Waiting on Mr. Sleuth was just what Mrs. Bunting could manage to do easily, and without tiring herself.
It had at once become clear that the lodger preferred to be waited on only by one person, and that person his landlady.
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He gave her very little trouble. Indeed, it did her good having to wait on the lodger; it even did her good that he was not like other gentlemen; for the fact occupied her mind, and in a way it amused her. The more so that whatever his oddities Mr. Sleuth had none of those tiresome, disagreeable ways with which landladies are only too familiar, and which seem peculiar only to those human beings who also happen to be lodgers. To take but one point
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ow quietly, how uneventfully, how pleasantly, sped the next few days. Already life was settling down into a groove. Waiting on Mr. Sleuth was just what Mrs. Bunting could manage to do easily, and without tiring herself.
It had at once become clear that the lodger preferred to be waited on only by one person, and that person his landlady.
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He gave her very little trouble. Indeed, it did her good having to wait on the lodger; it even did her good that he was not like other gentlemen; for the fact occupied her mind, and in a way it amused her. The more so that whatever his oddities Mr. Sleuth had none of those tiresome, disagreeable ways with which landladies are only too familiar, and which seem peculiar only to those human beings who also happen to be lodgers. To take but one point
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Friday, October 12, 2007
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impressed him unfavourably on my mind. I do not like journalists. They are a class of writers to be avoided as the pest. They think that everything is permissible and they respect nothing. Grant them the least favour, allow them even to approach you, and you never can tell what annoyance they may give you. This one appears to be scarcely twenty years old
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and the effrontery with which he dared to question us and discuss the matter with us made him particularly obnoxious to me. Besides, he had a way of expressing himself that left us guessing as to whether he was mocking us or not. I know quite well that the 'Epoque' is an influential paper with which it is well to be on good terms, but the paper ought not to allow itself to be represented by sneaking reporters. Gustav Klimt Painting
impressed him unfavourably on my mind. I do not like journalists. They are a class of writers to be avoided as the pest. They think that everything is permissible and they respect nothing. Grant them the least favour, allow them even to approach you, and you never can tell what annoyance they may give you. This one appears to be scarcely twenty years old
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and the effrontery with which he dared to question us and discuss the matter with us made him particularly obnoxious to me. Besides, he had a way of expressing himself that left us guessing as to whether he was mocking us or not. I know quite well that the 'Epoque' is an influential paper with which it is well to be on good terms, but the paper ought not to allow itself to be represented by sneaking reporters. Gustav Klimt Painting
Thursday, October 11, 2007
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I knew you also," put in Geppetto, "and I wanted to go to you; but how could I? The sea was rough and the whitecaps overturned the boat. Then a Terrible Shark came up out of the sea and, as soon as he saw me in the water, swam quickly toward me, put out his tongue, and swallowed me as easily as if I had been a chocolate peppermint."
"And how long have you been shut away in here?"
"From that day to this, two long weary years--two years, my Pinocchio, which have been like two centuries."
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And how have you lived? Where did you find the candle? And the matches with which to light it--where did you get them?"
"You must know that, in the storm which swamped my boat, a large ship also suffered the same fate. The sailors were all saved, but the ship went right to the bottom of the sea, and the same Terrible Shark that swallowed me, swallowed most of it."
"What! Swallowed a ship?" asked Pinocchio in astonishment.
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I knew you also," put in Geppetto, "and I wanted to go to you; but how could I? The sea was rough and the whitecaps overturned the boat. Then a Terrible Shark came up out of the sea and, as soon as he saw me in the water, swam quickly toward me, put out his tongue, and swallowed me as easily as if I had been a chocolate peppermint."
"And how long have you been shut away in here?"
"From that day to this, two long weary years--two years, my Pinocchio, which have been like two centuries."
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And how have you lived? Where did you find the candle? And the matches with which to light it--where did you get them?"
"You must know that, in the storm which swamped my boat, a large ship also suffered the same fate. The sailors were all saved, but the ship went right to the bottom of the sea, and the same Terrible Shark that swallowed me, swallowed most of it."
"What! Swallowed a ship?" asked Pinocchio in astonishment.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2007
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Jacques - as he is called in the country - a old servant in the Stangerson family. Daddy Jacques entered The Room at the same time as the Professor. This chamber adjoins the laboratory. Laboratory and Yellow Room are in a pavilion at the end of the park, about three hundred metres (a thousand feet) from the chateau.
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"'It was half-past twelve at night,' this honest old man told us, 'and I was in the laboratory, where Monsieur Stangerson was still working, when the thing happened. I had been cleaning and putting instruments in order all the evening and was waiting for Monsieur Stangerson to go to bed. Mademoiselle Stangerson had worked with her father up to Gustav Klimt Painting
Jacques - as he is called in the country - a old servant in the Stangerson family. Daddy Jacques entered The Room at the same time as the Professor. This chamber adjoins the laboratory. Laboratory and Yellow Room are in a pavilion at the end of the park, about three hundred metres (a thousand feet) from the chateau.
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"'It was half-past twelve at night,' this honest old man told us, 'and I was in the laboratory, where Monsieur Stangerson was still working, when the thing happened. I had been cleaning and putting instruments in order all the evening and was waiting for Monsieur Stangerson to go to bed. Mademoiselle Stangerson had worked with her father up to Gustav Klimt Painting
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
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让本王来喂你吧”拉比宠腻的看着疼得冷汗直流的可心，坏笑绽开嘴边。在场的女人们一阵昏厥
“不用，我自己来就可以”可心推辞的推过杯子，用眼神警告不要把杯子往嘴边送
没人看得出他们眼里的暗潮汹涌，更没人看到桌上恩爱的两人某人正不留情面的踩着某人的脚
“我不要”可心说的咬牙切齿，脸上的微笑几乎快挂不住了
“还是本王喂你的好”拉比暗中用劲
“不要”可心笑了笑，一个巧劲，杯子从拉比的手中挣脱，掉到她手里
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“还是我来”话毕，可心速不及尔的一口气喝完。辣的她连连咳嗽。
“我的妈阿，辣死我了。”
拉比轻笑，手指划过可心涨红的小脸。那抹红色越重。
殿中的目光不约而同的集向打情骂俏的两人，纷纷可惜这眼前少有的恩爱夫妻马上就要分离。
“殿下，不知这位女伴是……”玛里王堆起假笑，乘机光明正大的看着眼前的美人儿
“这位是我新纳的侧妃，陈可心” Gustav Klimt Painting
让本王来喂你吧”拉比宠腻的看着疼得冷汗直流的可心，坏笑绽开嘴边。在场的女人们一阵昏厥
“不用，我自己来就可以”可心推辞的推过杯子，用眼神警告不要把杯子往嘴边送
没人看得出他们眼里的暗潮汹涌，更没人看到桌上恩爱的两人某人正不留情面的踩着某人的脚
“我不要”可心说的咬牙切齿，脸上的微笑几乎快挂不住了
“还是本王喂你的好”拉比暗中用劲
“不要”可心笑了笑，一个巧劲，杯子从拉比的手中挣脱，掉到她手里
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“还是我来”话毕，可心速不及尔的一口气喝完。辣的她连连咳嗽。
“我的妈阿，辣死我了。”
拉比轻笑，手指划过可心涨红的小脸。那抹红色越重。
殿中的目光不约而同的集向打情骂俏的两人，纷纷可惜这眼前少有的恩爱夫妻马上就要分离。
“殿下，不知这位女伴是……”玛里王堆起假笑，乘机光明正大的看着眼前的美人儿
“这位是我新纳的侧妃，陈可心” Gustav Klimt Painting
Monday, October 8, 2007
Gustav Klimt Painting
Gustav Klimt Painting
见尘芳踢得好，几个格格和年幼的阿哥都围上前来，“八十四！——九十！——九十八！九十九！一百！”
随手抓住空中的毽子，尘芳擦着额头的汗珠笑道：“不玩了，我也累了。”
“尘芳姐姐，你踢得真好！”沂歆拍着手跑上来央求道：“姐姐教我踢毽子，可好？”
“好啊。”尘芳转身看到小敏噘着嘴，走过去柔声问：“怎么了，小敏不高兴了？”
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小敏指指她手中的毽子，又点点自己。
尘芳宛然笑道：“好，那先教小敏踢毽子。”
小敏这才扬起嘴角，对着她露出笑颜。
“姐姐最喜欢小敏的笑脸了。”尘芳轻捏着她的脸蛋道：“小敏笑起来最可爱了。”
“这小哑巴笑起来更像只小狗。”胤礻我见尘芳有事走开便道：“去耍耍她也当是个乐子。”
Gustav Klimt Painting
见尘芳踢得好，几个格格和年幼的阿哥都围上前来，“八十四！——九十！——九十八！九十九！一百！”
随手抓住空中的毽子，尘芳擦着额头的汗珠笑道：“不玩了，我也累了。”
“尘芳姐姐，你踢得真好！”沂歆拍着手跑上来央求道：“姐姐教我踢毽子，可好？”
“好啊。”尘芳转身看到小敏噘着嘴，走过去柔声问：“怎么了，小敏不高兴了？”
Gustav Klimt Painting
小敏指指她手中的毽子，又点点自己。
尘芳宛然笑道：“好，那先教小敏踢毽子。”
小敏这才扬起嘴角，对着她露出笑颜。
“姐姐最喜欢小敏的笑脸了。”尘芳轻捏着她的脸蛋道：“小敏笑起来最可爱了。”
“这小哑巴笑起来更像只小狗。”胤礻我见尘芳有事走开便道：“去耍耍她也当是个乐子。”
Gustav Klimt Painting
Gustav Klimt Painting
Gustav Klimt Painting
你……”金多多突然有了作茧自缚的感觉，这种认知让她深感挫败。深吸了一口气，金多多说道：“好吧，让你去想。但最后用哪个由我说了算。
行！他就不相信他想到的名字会比不过这两个。
“好了，今天到此为止，我要睡觉，不准再吵闹！”说完，一翻身，面向里，再一拉被子盖住了头。
龙飞玉好笑地看着那个背影，轻轻地帮她拉下被子，担心闷坏了她。
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又过了一会儿，龙飞玉突然想起一件事。
“多多，那日在街上和你拉拉扯扯的人是你什么人？”那日西征军进城，自己一路上都在寻找她的身影。待看到阿璧时真是高兴，只是后来却看见她正和一个男人在大街上拉拉扯扯，心里顿时压了块大石头。
“喂，你听见我的话了吗？”
“喂，真的睡着了？”
见还是没有反应，龙飞玉只能悻悻地也翻身睡去。面向里的金多多露出一个难以察觉的奸笑。
Gustav Klimt Painting
你……”金多多突然有了作茧自缚的感觉，这种认知让她深感挫败。深吸了一口气，金多多说道：“好吧，让你去想。但最后用哪个由我说了算。
行！他就不相信他想到的名字会比不过这两个。
“好了，今天到此为止，我要睡觉，不准再吵闹！”说完，一翻身，面向里，再一拉被子盖住了头。
龙飞玉好笑地看着那个背影，轻轻地帮她拉下被子，担心闷坏了她。
Gustav Klimt Painting
又过了一会儿，龙飞玉突然想起一件事。
“多多，那日在街上和你拉拉扯扯的人是你什么人？”那日西征军进城，自己一路上都在寻找她的身影。待看到阿璧时真是高兴，只是后来却看见她正和一个男人在大街上拉拉扯扯，心里顿时压了块大石头。
“喂，你听见我的话了吗？”
“喂，真的睡着了？”
见还是没有反应，龙飞玉只能悻悻地也翻身睡去。面向里的金多多露出一个难以察觉的奸笑。
Gustav Klimt Painting
Gustav Klimt Painting
Gustav Klimt Painting
不过，还是有件事恼到我了。”艳红突然话锋一转。
“什么事？”那人还是伤到艳红姐了？
“多多，你可知道那人的两个儿子取的什么名？”昨天那人听到书杰的名字时面色有异，她起了疑心，回来后就去打听，却原来……她才不信这丫头一点也不知情。
“呵呵，”金多多笑着往后缩了缩身子，“也没啥特别的，不就是一个叫宋书言，一个叫宋书语嘛。”
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！”，艳红一巴掌拍在桌子上，“这还叫没啥！他姓宋，我儿子也姓宋，他们是书言书语，我儿子是书杰，不知道的人还以为我是想给他生儿子呢！”昨天那人也定是这样想的，脸上似乎还有些得意的神情，让她火冒三丈。
“我要给我儿子改名！”
金多多不慌不忙地轻啜一口茶，然后说道：“和宋哥说过了吗？”书杰的名可是宋哥取的，就是希望他能好好读书识字、明辨是非，别像自己那样受人蒙蔽，过着见不得人的生活。
Gustav Klimt Painting
不过，还是有件事恼到我了。”艳红突然话锋一转。
“什么事？”那人还是伤到艳红姐了？
“多多，你可知道那人的两个儿子取的什么名？”昨天那人听到书杰的名字时面色有异，她起了疑心，回来后就去打听，却原来……她才不信这丫头一点也不知情。
“呵呵，”金多多笑着往后缩了缩身子，“也没啥特别的，不就是一个叫宋书言，一个叫宋书语嘛。”
Gustav Klimt Painting
！”，艳红一巴掌拍在桌子上，“这还叫没啥！他姓宋，我儿子也姓宋，他们是书言书语，我儿子是书杰，不知道的人还以为我是想给他生儿子呢！”昨天那人也定是这样想的，脸上似乎还有些得意的神情，让她火冒三丈。
“我要给我儿子改名！”
金多多不慌不忙地轻啜一口茶，然后说道：“和宋哥说过了吗？”书杰的名可是宋哥取的，就是希望他能好好读书识字、明辨是非，别像自己那样受人蒙蔽，过着见不得人的生活。
Gustav Klimt Painting
Saturday, October 6, 2007
Gustav Klimt Painting
Gustav Klimt Painting
眼前所见的和印象中的长沙相差太多，有的只是一座普通的南方城池，似是而非的长沙口音，面目全非的湘菜，统统都变质了。也不知道到底现在的长沙才是长沙，还是21世纪的长沙才是长沙。
我有些后悔，原来，一切的一切都回不去了，当初义无反顾地跟着金童身后附魂重生，只道新生活开始了，美好的将来在向我招手。本以为以后每每思念21世纪的家人和朋友，只要回古代长沙一游，什么思乡情结统统可以根治……全是屁话……回不了头了。
Gustav Klimt Painting
在长沙城最好的客栈里包了整个后院及前院的雅间。和长公主静静地住在后头的小楼里。长公主对一切陌生的景观兴趣一般，因柳无烟一直默默跟在后头陪着，她的心情还是不错的。但细心的她仍很快察觉到我的不对劲，于是乎放下身段，也没自以为是地说一些看似关心却不痛不痒的话，只是静静地陪我四处观看。我说累了，她便吩咐众人休息，我起身她连忙跟着，唉，有朋友的感觉——真不错。
Gustav Klimt Painting
眼前所见的和印象中的长沙相差太多，有的只是一座普通的南方城池，似是而非的长沙口音，面目全非的湘菜，统统都变质了。也不知道到底现在的长沙才是长沙，还是21世纪的长沙才是长沙。
我有些后悔，原来，一切的一切都回不去了，当初义无反顾地跟着金童身后附魂重生，只道新生活开始了，美好的将来在向我招手。本以为以后每每思念21世纪的家人和朋友，只要回古代长沙一游，什么思乡情结统统可以根治……全是屁话……回不了头了。
Gustav Klimt Painting
在长沙城最好的客栈里包了整个后院及前院的雅间。和长公主静静地住在后头的小楼里。长公主对一切陌生的景观兴趣一般，因柳无烟一直默默跟在后头陪着，她的心情还是不错的。但细心的她仍很快察觉到我的不对劲，于是乎放下身段，也没自以为是地说一些看似关心却不痛不痒的话，只是静静地陪我四处观看。我说累了，她便吩咐众人休息，我起身她连忙跟着，唉，有朋友的感觉——真不错。
Gustav Klimt Painting
Gustav Klimt Painting
Gustav Klimt Painting
拿起梨花醉，缓缓地喝过两杯，仍是拿起薄的那页信纸看了起来，展开一看，不由得好笑，这张纸是对信封上空白的说明与补充。上边寥寥几语：“一想到此信得在至多三人的手中转换，便会多几人默念封面的‘伶雪宝贝’亲启字样，朕便觉得十分的不痛快，故反复思量，还是作罢！”
我哈哈大笑，将手中佳酿一饮而尽，疾步回房，乖巧的绿萼早已备齐文房四宝。我执起绿萼小手摇晃：“乖绿萼，这般妙人儿，以后我定不能将你随随便便嫁了，太可惜。”她红着脸退了出去。
Gustav Klimt Painting
走到桌前坐定，我仍是觉得十分的开心，知道自己爱这个男人，也知道自己的爱一点也不伟大，但我知道，在这举目无亲的古代，他爱我、宠我、放任我自由，这便足够了，足够让我爱上他。当然，我是不会告诉他的，有人说相爱的人应当坦白地说出爱意，但是……爱情一旦变成了你侬我侬，一天相互说上一百遍我爱你，神仙也厌倦。他那样的人，或许不会倦，但定会更加的骄傲的。
Gustav Klimt Painting
拿起梨花醉，缓缓地喝过两杯，仍是拿起薄的那页信纸看了起来，展开一看，不由得好笑，这张纸是对信封上空白的说明与补充。上边寥寥几语：“一想到此信得在至多三人的手中转换，便会多几人默念封面的‘伶雪宝贝’亲启字样，朕便觉得十分的不痛快，故反复思量，还是作罢！”
我哈哈大笑，将手中佳酿一饮而尽，疾步回房，乖巧的绿萼早已备齐文房四宝。我执起绿萼小手摇晃：“乖绿萼，这般妙人儿，以后我定不能将你随随便便嫁了，太可惜。”她红着脸退了出去。
Gustav Klimt Painting
走到桌前坐定，我仍是觉得十分的开心，知道自己爱这个男人，也知道自己的爱一点也不伟大，但我知道，在这举目无亲的古代，他爱我、宠我、放任我自由，这便足够了，足够让我爱上他。当然，我是不会告诉他的，有人说相爱的人应当坦白地说出爱意，但是……爱情一旦变成了你侬我侬，一天相互说上一百遍我爱你，神仙也厌倦。他那样的人，或许不会倦，但定会更加的骄傲的。
Gustav Klimt Painting
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