双语小说连载:《董贝父子》第12章 Part 7.jpg
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双语小说连载:《董贝父子》第12章 Part 7
[名著] 2012-04-19 双语小说,董贝父子
小说原文But Mr Feeder, who saw that Johnson must break out again, and who knew that the Doctor would never come to a period before the young gentlemen until he had finished all he meant to say, could
双语小说连载:《董贝父子》第12章 Part 6.jpg
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双语小说连载:《董贝父子》第12章 Part 6
[名著] 2012-04-18 董贝父子,双语小说
Grace having been said by the Doctor, dinner began. There was some nice soup; also roast meat, boiled meat,vegetables, pie, and cheese. Every young gentleman had a massive silver fork, and a napkin;
《美食祈祷和恋爱》Chapter 44 (94):静下来.jpg
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《美食祈祷和恋爱》Chapter 44 (94):静下来
[名著] 2012-04-17 美食祈祷和恋爱,Chapter,44
"What should I do about my meditation practice?" I ask Richard one day, as he's watching me scrub the temple floors. (He's lucky—he works in the kitchen, doesn't ev
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双语小说连载:《董贝父子》第12章 Part 5
[名著] 2012-04-17 双语小说,董贝父子
'You sleep in my room, don't you?' asked a solemn young gentleman, whose shirt-collar curled up the lobes of his ears.您跟我在一个房间里睡觉,是不是?一位神色庄严的年轻的先生问他,那人的衬
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双语小说连载:《董贝父子》第12章 Part 4
[名著] 2012-04-16 董贝父子,双语小说
小说原文His endeavouring to hoist himself on to a very high window-seat, and his slipping down again, appeared to prepare Toots's mind for the reception of a discovery.保罗设法攀登到一个很高的
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《美食祈祷和恋爱》Chapter 44 (93):我的绰号
[名著] 2012-04-13 44,美食祈祷和恋爱,Chapter
Among the many jobs that Richard from Texas has held in his life—and I know I'm leaving a lot of them out—are oil-field worker; eighteen-wheeler truck driver; the first authorized dealer of
《美食祈祷和恋爱》Chapter 43 (92):坐在餐桌前.jpg
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《美食祈祷和恋爱》Chapter 43 (92):坐在餐桌前
[名著] 2012-04-12 Chapter,43,美食祈祷和恋爱
Dinnertime. I'm sitting alone, trying to eat slowly. My Guru is always encouraging us to practice discipline when it comes to eating. She encourages us to eat in moderation and without desper
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双语小说连载:《董贝父子》第12章 Part 3
[名著] 2012-04-12 双语小说,董贝父子
小说原文These ceremonies passed, Cornelia led Paul upstairs to the top of the house; which was rather a slow journey, on account of Paul being obliged to land both feet on every stair, before he moun