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<p><font style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: silver" color="silver"><p>"Let us go around the grounds."</p><p>"What sort of company have you been keeping since I last saw you?" she began.</p><p>"If he’s ill-using her she’s quite right," said Mme. Goesler.</p><p>And forthwith the whole bevy of public servants hustled Feng Su on, as they went on their way back; while every one in the Feng family was seized with consternation, and could not imagine what it was all about.</p><p>"Cut the painter, my lord, and started. But what’s the good, now we has the wires?"</p><p>But already Judge Jarriquez had placed the given number above the first letters of the paragraph, repeating them as often as was necessary, as follows:</p><p>"I suppose not. I dare say I’m very wicked, and I must be left wicked. I’m too wicked to stay here. That’s the long and the short of it."</p><p>"And who was the murderer—in your mamma’s dream?" continued Mr. Carlyle, speaking as gravely as though he were upon a subject that men ridicule not.</p><p>"You never doubt my father’s innocence? Is that so?" said Benito.</p><p>"Leave that to me," was the one reply which Randal could venture to make at the moment.</p><p>"Nonsense, Endymion; if anything could annoy your sister more than another, it would be to hear of such feelings on your part. I must say she has courage. She has found her fitting place. Her brother ought to do the same. You have a great object in life, at least you had, but I have no faith in sentimentalists. If I had been sentimental, I should have gone into a convent long ago."</p><p>Proud and pleased, Sydney obeyed him. She had made her little abstract, and was reading it to him at his request, while he compared it with the report, when they were interrupted by a visitor. Randal Linley came in, and noticed the papers on the table with surprise. "Is it possible that I am interrupting business?" he asked.</p><p>"At the least, sir, there was one thing that was not in my possession, and of the authenticity of which there can be no doubt."</p><p>"It is part of your experience," he reminded her, "that I promised not to see Miss Westerfield again."</p><p>Lizzie, when Lord George had left her, crept up-stairs, and sat for a while thinking of her condition, with the key of her desk in her hand. Should there come a knock at the door, the case of diamonds would be in her pocket in a moment. Her own room door was bolted on the inside, so that she might have an instant for her preparation. She was quite resolved that she would carry out Lord George’s recommendation, and that no policeman or woman should examine her person, unless it were done by violence. There she sat, almost expecting that at every moment her cousin would be there with Bunfit and the woman. But nobody came, and at six she went down to dinner. After much consideration she then left the diamonds in the desk. Surely no one would come to search at such an hour as that. No one had come when the carriage was announced, and the three ladies went off together.</p><p>"She ought to care, Frank."</p><p>Though fair thy form like flowers or willows in the golden moon,</p><p>Wang Tzu-t’eng’s wife was, at this time, also with them, so they all came in a body to see him. Pao-yü behaved more and more as if determined to clutch a sword or seize a spear to put an end to his existence. He raged in a manner sufficient to subvert the heavens and upset the earth.</p><p>"Nay, that cannot be; thou art talking riddles," said he; "for how shall a woodwright make a chest without the wood and the tools?"</p><p>"You go on like this as you see her in such excellent spirits, that’s why!" Mrs. Yu smilingly answered. "It would be well, I advise you, to pull in a bit; for if you be too full of yourself, you’ll get your due reward!"</p><p>"Then you have left Richard Hare? How long since?"</p><p>His remarks had reached this clause, when inadvertently the tears trickled down; and Hsi Jen realising the state of mind he was in, did not venture to say anything further. But as soon as Pao-yü had reflected minutely over the sense and import of this sentence, he could not refrain from bursting forth into a loud fit of crying, and, turning himself round, he stood up, and, drawing near the table, he took up the pencil, and eagerly composed these enigmatical lines:</p><p>"They took my money out of my desk, you know — ever so much."</p><p>"Won’t it do?"</p><p>"Certainly I have, my dear; but I had no Bruntsea then, and could not afford to pay the rogues. That makes me feel it so bitterly, so loftily, and so righteously. To be treated like this, when I think of all my labors for the benefit of the rascally human race! my Institute, my Lyceum, my Mutual Improvement Association, and Christian Young Men’s something. There is no institution, after all, to be compared to the tread-mill."</p><p>Ch’ing Wen first took hold of a thread, and put it side by side (with those in the pelisse) to compare the two together. "This," she remarked, "isn’t quite like them; but when it’s patched up with it, it won’t show very much."</p><p>The relations between a minister and his secretary are, or at least should be, among the finest that can subsist between two individuals. Except the married state, there is none in which so great a degree of confidence is involved, in which more forbearance ought to be exercised, or more sympathy ought to exist. There is usually in the relation an identity of interest, and that of the highest kind; and the perpetual difficulties, the alternations of triumph and defeat, develop devotion. A youthful secretary will naturally feel some degree of enthusiasm for his chief, and a wise minister will never stint his regard for one in whose intelligence and honour he finds he can place confidence.</p><p>"For the last week or two he has fancied strange things, the effect of a diseased appetite," exclaimed Madame Vine; "but if I allow them to be brought in he barely tastes them."</p><p>Friendly Mrs. MacEdwin touched her arm. "My dear, you are losing your pretty color. Are you overcome by the heat? Shall I take you into the next room?"</p><p>In her knowledge of him, up to that miserable evening, he constantly spoke to her with a smile. She had never yet seen him so serious and so inattentive as he was now. His eyes, wandering round the room, rested on Mrs. Linley — brilliant and beautiful, and laughing gayly. Why was he looking at his wife with plain signs of embarrassment in his face? Sydney piteously persisted in repeating her innocent question: "I hope I haven’t done anything to offend you?"</p><p>This Arbour of Lotus Fragrance had, in fact, been erected in the centre of the pool. It had windows on all four sides. On the left and on the right, stood covered passages, which spanned the stream and connected with the hills. At the back, figured a winding bridge.</p><p>"Major," he said, "we are not young men; we must not be so hasty. You carry things with too high a hand, as veteran officers are apt to do. Sir, I make allowance for you; I retract my menace, and apologize. We move in different spheres of life, Sir, or I would offer you my hand."</p><p>The whole night long the northern wind was high;</p><p>In fact, this time had scarcely elapsed before the black points emerged at a little distance, and two jets of air mingled with vapor were noiselessly shot forth.</p><p>But having been unable to discover one; "What about, the platform round that well?" Pei Ming inquired.</p><p>While tendering her services, she and Chou Jui’s wife led off old goody Liu and crossed over to dowager lady Chia’s apartments on this side of the mansion. The boy-servants on duty at the second gate stood up when they saw P’ing Erh approach. But two of them also ran up to her, and, keeping close to her heels: "Miss!" they shouted out. "Miss!"</p><p>"Indeed!" said Endymion.</p><p></p><p>A servant-girl at once handed her a pile of fine paper.</p><p>"Are you aware that this house is a hotel?" she asked.</p><p>"I have said nothing against it."</p><p>"What about regret?" the company inquired.</p><p>It was the very day — the 31st of August, at nine o’clock in the morning of which the condemned man was to perish on the gallows.</p><p>The trio then prostrated themselves before dowager lady Chia and the two ladies, Mesdames Hsing and Wang. And assenting to her old mistress’ injunctions, an old nurse accompanied the three inmates to their quarters.</p><p>Catherine took no notice of that outburst of maternal love.</p><p>"What I want to know is — where were they stolen?"</p><p>"He has a good deal to think about," said Mr. Neuchatel.</p><p>"Try to thank Mrs. Linley," he said.</p><p>There were no secrets on the first page.</p><p>They reached some spot, where there was a stone tablet, put up in a horizontal position, on which were visible the four large characters: "The confines of the Great Void," on either side of which was one of a pair of scrolls, with the two antithetical sentences:</p><p>All these matters were told to the duke by Lady Glencora and Madame Goesler in the recesses of his grace’s private room; for the duke was now infirm, and did not dine in company unless the day was very auspicious to him. But in the evening he would creep into the drawing-room, and on this occasion he had a word to say about the Eustace diamonds to every one in the room. It was admitted by them all that the robbery had been a godsend in the way of amusing the duke.</p><p>At this period, the garden of Broad Vista was again much more full of life than it had ever been before. Li Wan was the chief inmate. The rest consisted of Ying Ch’un, T’an Ch’un, Hsi Ch’un, Pao-ch’ai, Tai-yü, Hsiang-yün, Li Wen, Li Ch’i, Pao Ch’in and Hsing Chou-yen. In addition to these, there were lady Feng and Pao-yü, so that they mustered thirteen in all. As regards age, irrespective of Li Wan, who was by far the eldest, and lady Feng, who came next, the other inmates did not exceed fourteen, sixteen or seventeen. But the majority of them had come into the world in the same year, though in different months, so they themselves could not remember distinctly who was senior, and who junior. Even dowager lady Chia, Madame Wang and the matrons and maids in the household were unable to tell the differences between them with any accuracy, given as they were to the simple observance of addressing themselves promiscuously and quite at random by the four words representing ‘female cousin’ and ‘male cousin.’</p><p>"That simply proves that the basis of the document is a number. It shows à priori that each letter is modified in virtue of the ciphers of the number and according to the place which it occupies."</p><p>This single remark proved sufficient to recall Pao-yü to himself. With an exclamation of "Ai-yah," he at length became conscious that his whole body was cold as ice. Then drooping his head, he realised that his own person too was drenched. "This will never do," he cried, and with one breath he had to run back into the I Hung court. His mind, however, continued much exercised about the girl as she had nothing to shelter her from the rain.</p><p>"Would you not like me to refuse, eh?" asked Benito, looking at Manoel.</p><p></p><p>she said, "and</p><p>"What watch of the night is it?" old lady Chia at this point inquired.</p></font></p>
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晚上，码工协会的大院内，一台汽车停滞，顾佰顺推门走了下来。</font></p>
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不远处，章明从主楼内走了出来，摆手冲着顾佰顺喊道：“过来，过来！”</font></p>
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“章叔，”顾佰顺弓着腰，快步迎了过去：“有什么急事吗？”</font></p>
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章明伸手抓住了顾佰顺的胳膊，一边带他往主楼内走，一边语速很快地交代道：“会长回来了，我找了个机会，跟他提了一下你，说了你家里的事。”</font></p>
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“谢谢章叔。”顾佰顺点头哈腰地回道。</font></p>
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“你听我说哈，谁照顾你，都不如你自己有能力照顾自己。”章明低声叮嘱道：“现在闸南，龙口的帮带都还没定呢，你是有机会的。这次会长见你非常重要，你得表现得亮眼一点。”</font></p>
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顾佰顺听到这话都懵了，有些忐忑地看着章明问道：“我……我哪能当帮带啊？章叔，这事我干不了啊！”</font></p>
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“谁踏马生出来就是帮带啊？这玩应不就得练嘛，得学嘛！”章明快步向前走着，压低声音继续说道：“即使不当帮带，你当个坐堂，当个把头，那也是有权力在手啊！有权力了，你还怕有人搞你吗？”</font></p>
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顾佰顺咽了口唾沫：“那……那我该怎么弄啊？！”</font></p>
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“会长喜欢有学历，有脑子的。”章明再次嘱咐道：“一会如果他要问你龙口区的事情，你一定主动跟他谈谈想法。可以说错，但不能结结巴巴的啥都说不出来。你不是学管理的吗？就把你那些专业看法，都谈一谈！但你要记住，如果会长有意思把你放在龙口，让你管事，你一定不要一口就答应下来，先推脱一下，就说自己能力不行，还要学习，剩下的你就不要管了。”</font></p>
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“哦，哦，好。”顾佰顺很紧张地回道。</font></p>
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“你记住了，一定要尽力去争取，我也可以帮你。”章明盯着顾佰顺的脸，很认真地说道：“你爸没了，你得想办法让自己行，这样才没人敢动你。”</font></p>
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“明白了，章叔！”</font></p>
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“嗯！”</font></p>
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说完，章明带着顾佰顺来到二楼，满脸笑意地推开了会长休息室的房门：“会长，佰顺来了。”</font></p>
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“嗯，你让他进来吧。”室内传来了景言的回应。</font></p>
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“去吧，去吧！”章明推了一下顾佰顺的后背：“记着我跟你说的。”</font></p>
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“章……章叔，我有点紧张。”</font></p>
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“快去！”章明推着他进屋，顺手关上了门。</font></p>
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顾佰顺站在宽敞的门口，深吸了一口气，才迈步走进了室内，看见景言坐在窗口的阳台上，正在摆弄着平板电脑。</font></p>
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“佰顺啊，过来坐。”景言招呼了一声。</font></p>
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“唉。”顾佰顺走进阳台，弯腰坐在了景言对面的小沙发上：“会长！”</font></p>
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“不用那么拘谨，你爸是协会元老，跟我父亲的关系也很好，如果要论起辈分来，我虽然比你大很多，但……你还得管我叫一声大哥呢。”景言抬头回道。</font></p>
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顾佰顺额头飙汗，紧张得似乎不知道该说什么。</font></p>
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景言打量着顾佰顺，轻笑着问道：“你毕业了吧？”</font></p>
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“毕业了。”顾佰顺点头回道。</font></p>
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“家里都好吗？”景言拿起了烟盒。</font></p>
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顾佰顺立即捡起桌上的打火机，在景言脸颊前面点燃：“我爸没了……我妈受了点刺激，最近生了几次病，但都是小毛病，不碍事的。”</font></p>
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景言看着顾佰顺略有些颤抖的手掌，低头点燃香烟，深吸了一口：“佰顺啊，我有个事，想听听你的意见。”</font></p>
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“您说会长。”</font></p>
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“如果，我让你去闸南当帮带，你愿不愿意啊？”景言非常突然地问了一句。</font></p>
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顾佰顺怔怔地看着景言，眼神非常慌乱，因为来之前章明并没有交代他如何回答这个问题。</font></p>
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室内灯光明亮，顾佰顺坐在沙发上，每一个细微的表情动作，都会被景言捕捉到眼中，完全没有秘密的心理活动可言。</font></p>
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双方沉默良久后，顾佰顺才硬着头皮回道：“会长，我恐怕干不了闸南的帮带，而且……我是支持魏哥接这个班的。”</font></p>
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景言跷着二郎腿，坐在沙发上，深吸了一口烟，眯眼看着顾佰顺，声音清冷地问道：“你是在跟我藏拙嘛？”</font></p>
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话音落，二人对视，景言的眼神凌厉且充满了进攻性。</font></p>
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“我……我不知道您说的是什么意思啊，会长！”顾佰顺表情不变地回道：“我是真的觉得魏哥可以当闸南帮带。他重义气，也仁义，最重要的是，他如果能上去，也能照顾照顾我们家，我信他。”</font></p>
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“他杀了你爸啊！”</font></p>
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“我根本不信，那都是徐虎做的局。”顾佰顺紧张兮兮地回道：“徐虎之前找过我，我也知道那个程刚就是买通的鬼，他们这么干，就是想让徐虎名正言顺地上位。”</font></p>
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“呵呵。”景言闻声一笑：“哦，原来你知道内情啊。”</font></p>
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“是。”顾佰顺看着他点头。</font></p>
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景言瞧着眼前这个二十岁出头的青年，心里有了两种判断：要么他是个胆小如鼠的懦夫，根本没有替父亲报仇的勇气；要么他就是一个有脑子，有城府，看不出深浅的人。</font></p>
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有了判断，景言心里也就有了决定。他放下平板电脑，轻声与顾佰顺交谈了起来。</font></p>
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……</font></p>
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半小时后，顾佰顺离开了景言的休息室，但却没有找到章明，反而是见到了对方的秘书。</font></p>
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“和会长谈得怎么样？”秘书问。</font></p>
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“挺好的，章叔算得真准，会长问的不少事，都是他提前告诉好我的。”顾佰顺擦了擦脸上的汗水。</font></p>
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“你章叔啊，就是心里惦记你，心疼你。”秘书轻笑着回道：“他是真的想让你上龙口管事。”</font></p>
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“是，他跟我说了。”</font></p>
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“呵呵，好好跟你章叔处，绝对错不了。”秘书拍了拍顾佰顺的肩膀，看似随意地说了一句：“哦，对了，上回你那俩花瓶，你章叔很喜欢啊！他让我问问你，你家里还有没有类似的古玩了？如果有的话，他愿意出钱买来一些。你是年轻人，对这玩应也不感兴趣吧？”</font></p>
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“有，还有！”顾佰顺立即点头，拉着对方说道：“走，我带你上家里挑去。”</font></p>
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“行，那我跟你去看看。”</font></p>
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当晚，秘书和顾佰顺一块回家了，他待了一个半小时，而顾同山生前密室内的宝贝，被拉走了足足三分之一。</font></p>
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……</font></p>
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余家。</font></p>
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余锦荣在电脑上接到了一封电子邮件，是有关于苏天御家庭背景情况的，但让他万万没想到的是，苏天御的档案里，竟被一区政治部门做了明确的污点标注。</font></p>
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九个字：建议政治上，永不录用！<br></font></p></body></html>