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THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER-Part1_Emile Zola(1840-1902)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER by Emile Zola CHAPTER I THE BETROTHAL Pere Merlier's mill, one beautiful s...

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THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER-Part2_Emile Zola(1840-1902)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

guests laughed joyously. It was a genuine fete. They emptied a small cask of wine. Then when all we...

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THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER-Part3_Emile Zola(1840-1902)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

filled them with uneasiness. Nevertheless, they advanced. When fifty of them were in the opposite m...

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THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER-Part4_Emile Zola(1840-1902)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

took her by the arm with paternal gentleness. He led her to her chamber. "Be calm," he said, "and ...

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THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO.TXT-Part12_Carlo Collodi(1826-1890)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

five stories high and with a train in his mouth, was following him. After walking a half hour, he ...

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THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO.TXT-Part13_Carlo Collodi(1826-1890)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

had received a blow in the stomach. With that kick and that blow Pinocchio gained everybody's favor...

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THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO.TXT-Part14_Carlo Collodi(1826-1890)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

he had a nightmare. He felt ill. His eyes saw everything double, his legs trembled, his tongue was ...

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THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO.TXT-Part15_Carlo Collodi(1826-1890)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

which led to the village, stopped and dropped Pinocchio softly to the ground. "How much I do thank...

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THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO.TXT-Part16_Carlo Collodi(1826-1890)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

Now it must be known that, among all his friends, Pinocchio had one whom he loved most of all. The...

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THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO.TXT-Part17_Carlo Collodi(1826-1890)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

At this unlooked-for entertainment, the whole company of runaways laughed uproariously. The little...

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THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO.TXT-Part18_Carlo Collodi(1826-1890)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

everywhere; but he was not to be found. He asked everyone whom he met about him, but no one had see...

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THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO.TXT-Part19_Carlo Collodi(1826-1890)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

knee breeches, and patent leather boots, presented himself to the public and in a loud, pompous voi...

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THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO.TXT-Part20_Carlo Collodi(1826-1890)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

case, to the wood, for as you know, I am made of very hard wood. After the first few bites, those g...

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THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO.TXT-Part21_Carlo Collodi(1826-1890)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

the sea, and the same Terrible Shark that swallowed me, swallowed most of it." "What! Swallowed a ...

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The Wasps-Part2_Aristophanes(450-385BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

XANTHIAS No, Philocleon, no never, by Posidon! PHILOCLEON Well then, I shall gnaw through the net...

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