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说实话，这位所谓的“我军军官”很没道理，马鼎盛是什么人？他的“军事情报要是准确、军事知识要是丰富、军事认知要是成熟”，那还要你干嘛？在空军工作的就应该是他马鼎盛了。楼主是非不分！
我们要大力消除“中国威胁论”的影响，所以做节目的言辞肯定不能太露骨。
马鼎盛有没有获得我军情况的情报途径暂且不论，而且他的主要任务恐怕就是忽悠吧！
我还记得他说我们造航母的主要目的是为了对付台湾。是你你信吗？5楼的话才是真话,凤凰卫视的军事节目本来就是定位于民间军事节目,这是凤凰卫视自己说的,象前两天,中国官方高度发表要使中国军队透明化以达到威慑作用,是很得包括凤凰卫视等军事节目的支持的,说这对民间军事节目能更透彻,更清晰的了解中国的军事实力是很好的,是中国迈向强国的第一步.凤凰卫视军事节目主持人马鼎盛先生就是一个典型的外行指挥内行!!!
Showing posts with label Mary Cassatt painting. Show all posts
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Sunday, May 4, 2008
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Jack Vettriano Painting
The Singing Butler
with tears in her eyes, as she declared she might as well be a peacock and done with it; and how the `Spread Eagle' might be said to flap his wings triumphantly over the House of March, as the paper passed from hand to hand. ¡¡¡¡`Tell us all about it.' ¡¡¡¡`When did it come?' ¡¡¡¡`How much did you get for it?' ¡¡¡¡`What will Father say?' ¡¡¡¡`Won't Laurie laugh?' cried the family, all in one breath, as they clustered about Jo; for these foolish, affectionate people made
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a jubilee of every little household joy. ¡¡¡¡`Stop jabbering, girls, and I'll tell you everything,' said Jo, wondering if Miss Burney felt any grander over her Evelina, than she did over her Rival Painters. Having told how she disposed of her tales, Jo added, `And when I went to get my answer, the man said he liked them both, but didn't pay beginners, only let them print in his paper, and noticed the stories. It was good practice, he said; and when the beginners improved, anyone would pay. So I let him have the two stories, and today this was sent to me, and Laurie caught me with it, and
Jack Vettriano Painting
The Singing Butler
with tears in her eyes, as she declared she might as well be a peacock and done with it; and how the `Spread Eagle' might be said to flap his wings triumphantly over the House of March, as the paper passed from hand to hand. ¡¡¡¡`Tell us all about it.' ¡¡¡¡`When did it come?' ¡¡¡¡`How much did you get for it?' ¡¡¡¡`What will Father say?' ¡¡¡¡`Won't Laurie laugh?' cried the family, all in one breath, as they clustered about Jo; for these foolish, affectionate people made
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a jubilee of every little household joy. ¡¡¡¡`Stop jabbering, girls, and I'll tell you everything,' said Jo, wondering if Miss Burney felt any grander over her Evelina, than she did over her Rival Painters. Having told how she disposed of her tales, Jo added, `And when I went to get my answer, the man said he liked them both, but didn't pay beginners, only let them print in his paper, and noticed the stories. It was good practice, he said; and when the beginners improved, anyone would pay. So I let him have the two stories, and today this was sent to me, and Laurie caught me with it, and
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Harold Crackenthorpe, he's something in the City - quite an important figure, I understand. Alfred - don't quite know what he does. Cedric - that's the one who lives abroad. Paints!" The inspector invested the word with its full quota of sinister significance. The Chief Constable smiled into his moustache.
"No reason, is there, to believe the Crackenthorpe family are connected with the crime in any way?" he asked.
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"Not apart from the fact that the body was found on the premises," said Inspector Bacon. "And of course it's just possible that this artist member of the family might be able to identify her. What beats me is this extraordinary rigmarole about the train."
"Ah, yes. You've been to see this old lady, this - er –” (he glanced at the memorandum lying on his desk) "Miss Marple?"Mary Cassatt painting
Harold Crackenthorpe, he's something in the City - quite an important figure, I understand. Alfred - don't quite know what he does. Cedric - that's the one who lives abroad. Paints!" The inspector invested the word with its full quota of sinister significance. The Chief Constable smiled into his moustache.
"No reason, is there, to believe the Crackenthorpe family are connected with the crime in any way?" he asked.
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"Not apart from the fact that the body was found on the premises," said Inspector Bacon. "And of course it's just possible that this artist member of the family might be able to identify her. What beats me is this extraordinary rigmarole about the train."
"Ah, yes. You've been to see this old lady, this - er –” (he glanced at the memorandum lying on his desk) "Miss Marple?"Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
"No, I don't. Died in 1928, that's what I mean."
Lucy supposed that 1928 qualified as “before the war" though it was not the way she would have described it herself.
She said: "Well, I expect you'll be wanting to go on with your work. You mustn't let me keep you."
"Ar," said old Hillman without enthusiasm, "not much you can do this time of day. Light's too bad."
Lucy went back to the house, pausing to investigate a likely-looking copse of birch and azalea on her way.
She found Emma Crackenthorpe standing in the hall reading a letter. The afternoon post had just been delivered.
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My nephew will be here to-morrow – with a school-friend. Alexander's room is the one over the porch. The one next to it will do for James Stoddart-West. They’ll use the bathroom just opposite."
"Yes, Miss Crackenthorpe. I'll see the rooms are prepared."
"They'll arrive in the morning before lunch." She hesitated. "I expect they'll be hungry."
"I bet they will," said Lucy. "Roast beef, do you think? And perhaps treacle tart?"
"Alexander's very fond of treacle tart."
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"No, I don't. Died in 1928, that's what I mean."
Lucy supposed that 1928 qualified as “before the war" though it was not the way she would have described it herself.
She said: "Well, I expect you'll be wanting to go on with your work. You mustn't let me keep you."
"Ar," said old Hillman without enthusiasm, "not much you can do this time of day. Light's too bad."
Lucy went back to the house, pausing to investigate a likely-looking copse of birch and azalea on her way.
She found Emma Crackenthorpe standing in the hall reading a letter. The afternoon post had just been delivered.
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My nephew will be here to-morrow – with a school-friend. Alexander's room is the one over the porch. The one next to it will do for James Stoddart-West. They’ll use the bathroom just opposite."
"Yes, Miss Crackenthorpe. I'll see the rooms are prepared."
"They'll arrive in the morning before lunch." She hesitated. "I expect they'll be hungry."
"I bet they will," said Lucy. "Roast beef, do you think? And perhaps treacle tart?"
"Alexander's very fond of treacle tart."
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Thursday, October 18, 2007
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
She came close to Dorothy and kissed her gently on the forehead. Where her lips touched the girl they left a round, shining mark, as Dorothy found out soon after.
"The road to the City of Emeralds is paved with yellow brick," said the Witch, "so you cannot miss it. When you get to Oz do not be afraid of him, but tell your story and ask him to help you. Good-bye, my dear."
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The three Munchkins bowed low to her and wished her a pleasant journey, after which they walked away through the trees. The Witch gave Dorothy a friendly little nod, whirled around on her left heel three times, and straightway disappeared, much to the surprise of little Toto, who barked after her loudly enough when she had gone, because he had been afraid even to growl while she stood by.
But Dorothy, knowing her to be a witch, had expected her to disappear in just that way, and was not surprised in the least.
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She came close to Dorothy and kissed her gently on the forehead. Where her lips touched the girl they left a round, shining mark, as Dorothy found out soon after.
"The road to the City of Emeralds is paved with yellow brick," said the Witch, "so you cannot miss it. When you get to Oz do not be afraid of him, but tell your story and ask him to help you. Good-bye, my dear."
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The three Munchkins bowed low to her and wished her a pleasant journey, after which they walked away through the trees. The Witch gave Dorothy a friendly little nod, whirled around on her left heel three times, and straightway disappeared, much to the surprise of little Toto, who barked after her loudly enough when she had gone, because he had been afraid even to growl while she stood by.
But Dorothy, knowing her to be a witch, had expected her to disappear in just that way, and was not surprised in the least.
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
It was a brilliant spectacle, and was hailed with acclamations all along the line, as it took its stately way through the packed multitudes of citizens. The chronicler says, "The king, as he entered the city, was received by the people with prayers, welcomings, cries, and tender words, and all signs which argue an earnest love of subjects toward their sovereign; and the king, by holding up his glad countenance to such as stood afar off
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and most tender language to those that stood nigh his Grace, showed himself no less thankful to receive the people's good will than they to offer it. To all that wished him well, he gave thanks. To such as bade "God save his Grace," he said in return, "God save you all!" and added that "he thanked them with all his heart." Wonderfully transported were the people with the loving answers and gestures of their king."
In Fenchurch Street a "fair child, in costly apparel," stood on a stage to welcome his majesty to the city. The last verse of his greeting was in these words:
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It was a brilliant spectacle, and was hailed with acclamations all along the line, as it took its stately way through the packed multitudes of citizens. The chronicler says, "The king, as he entered the city, was received by the people with prayers, welcomings, cries, and tender words, and all signs which argue an earnest love of subjects toward their sovereign; and the king, by holding up his glad countenance to such as stood afar off
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and most tender language to those that stood nigh his Grace, showed himself no less thankful to receive the people's good will than they to offer it. To all that wished him well, he gave thanks. To such as bade "God save his Grace," he said in return, "God save you all!" and added that "he thanked them with all his heart." Wonderfully transported were the people with the loving answers and gestures of their king."
In Fenchurch Street a "fair child, in costly apparel," stood on a stage to welcome his majesty to the city. The last verse of his greeting was in these words:
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Hurriedly she got up from her chair. "There, now," she said; "here I am gossiping all about nothing when I ought to be seeing about the lodger's supper. It was someone in the train talked to me about that person as thinks she saw The Avenger."
Without waiting for an answer, she went into her bedroom, lit the gas, and shut the door. A moment later she heard Bunting go out to buy the paper they had both forgotten during their dangerous discussion.
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As she slowly, languidly took off her nice, warm coat and shawl, Mrs. Bunting found herself shivering. It was dreadfully cold, quite unnaturally cold even for the time of year.
She looked longingly towards the fireplace. It was now concealed by the washhand-stand, but how pleasant it would be to drag that stand aside and light a bit of fire, especially as Bunting was going to be out to-night.
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Hurriedly she got up from her chair. "There, now," she said; "here I am gossiping all about nothing when I ought to be seeing about the lodger's supper. It was someone in the train talked to me about that person as thinks she saw The Avenger."
Without waiting for an answer, she went into her bedroom, lit the gas, and shut the door. A moment later she heard Bunting go out to buy the paper they had both forgotten during their dangerous discussion.
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As she slowly, languidly took off her nice, warm coat and shawl, Mrs. Bunting found herself shivering. It was dreadfully cold, quite unnaturally cold even for the time of year.
She looked longingly towards the fireplace. It was now concealed by the washhand-stand, but how pleasant it would be to drag that stand aside and light a bit of fire, especially as Bunting was going to be out to-night.
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
But this interruption, this - this accusation, had utterly upset the witness. She began contradicting herself hopelessly. The man she had seen hurrying by in the semi-darkness below was tall - no, he was short. He was thin - no, he was a stoutish young man. And as to whether he was carrying anything, there was quite an acrimonious discussion.
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Most positively, most confidently, the witness declared that she had seen a newspaper parcel under his arm; it had bulged out at the back - so she declared. But it was proved, very gently and firmly, that she had said nothing of the kind to the gentleman from Scotland Yard who had taken down her first account - in fact, to him she had declared confidently that the man had carried nothing - nothing at all; that she had seen his arms swinging up and down.
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But this interruption, this - this accusation, had utterly upset the witness. She began contradicting herself hopelessly. The man she had seen hurrying by in the semi-darkness below was tall - no, he was short. He was thin - no, he was a stoutish young man. And as to whether he was carrying anything, there was quite an acrimonious discussion.
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Most positively, most confidently, the witness declared that she had seen a newspaper parcel under his arm; it had bulged out at the back - so she declared. But it was proved, very gently and firmly, that she had said nothing of the kind to the gentleman from Scotland Yard who had taken down her first account - in fact, to him she had declared confidently that the man had carried nothing - nothing at all; that she had seen his arms swinging up and down.
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Sunday, October 14, 2007
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
My hand closed on the butt of my revolver and I waited. I am not a hero; but neither am I a coward.
I waited about an hour, and during all that time I saw nothing unusual. The rain, which had begun to come down strongly towards nine o'clock, had now ceased.
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My friend had told me that, probably, nothing would occur before midnight or one o'clock in the morning. It was not more than half-past eleven, however, when I heard the door of Arthur Rance's room open very slowly. The door remained open for a minute, which seemed to me a long time. As it opened into the gallery, that is to say, outwards, I could not see what was passing in the room behind the door.
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My hand closed on the butt of my revolver and I waited. I am not a hero; but neither am I a coward.
I waited about an hour, and during all that time I saw nothing unusual. The rain, which had begun to come down strongly towards nine o'clock, had now ceased.
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My friend had told me that, probably, nothing would occur before midnight or one o'clock in the morning. It was not more than half-past eleven, however, when I heard the door of Arthur Rance's room open very slowly. The door remained open for a minute, which seemed to me a long time. As it opened into the gallery, that is to say, outwards, I could not see what was passing in the room behind the door.
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Saturday, October 13, 2007
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
He told us he was aware of the efforts young Rouletabille was making to unravel the tangled skein of The Yellow Room mystery. He explained that Monsieur Stangerson had related to him all that had taken place in the inexplicable gallery. He several times expressed his regret at Monsieur Darzac's absence from the chateau on all these occasions, and thought that Monsieur Darzac had done cleverly in allying himself with Monsieur Joseph Rouletabille
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who could not fail, sooner or later, to discover the murderer. He spoke the last sentence with unconcealed irony. Then he rose, bowed to us, and left the inn.
Rouletabille watched him through the window.
"An odd fish, that!" he said.
"Do you think he'll pass the night at the Glandier?" I asked.
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He told us he was aware of the efforts young Rouletabille was making to unravel the tangled skein of The Yellow Room mystery. He explained that Monsieur Stangerson had related to him all that had taken place in the inexplicable gallery. He several times expressed his regret at Monsieur Darzac's absence from the chateau on all these occasions, and thought that Monsieur Darzac had done cleverly in allying himself with Monsieur Joseph Rouletabille
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who could not fail, sooner or later, to discover the murderer. He spoke the last sentence with unconcealed irony. Then he rose, bowed to us, and left the inn.
Rouletabille watched him through the window.
"An odd fish, that!" he said.
"Do you think he'll pass the night at the Glandier?" I asked.
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Too bad! That offense would have been more than pleasing to me," said Pinocchio, scratching his head.
"Where did my good friends say they would wait for me?" he added.
"At the Field of Wonders, at sunrise tomorrow morning."
Pinocchio paid a gold piece for the three suppers and started on his way toward the field that was to make him a rich man
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He walked on, not knowing where he was going, for it was dark, so dark that not a thing was visible. Round about him, not a leaf stirred. A few bats skimmed his nose now and again and scared him half to death. Once or twice he shouted, "Who goes there?" and the far-away hills echoed back to him, "Who goes there? Who goes there? Who goes. . . ?"
As he walked, Pinocchio noticed a tiny insect glimmering on the trunk of a tree, a small being that glowed with a pale, soft light. Mary Cassatt painting
Too bad! That offense would have been more than pleasing to me," said Pinocchio, scratching his head.
"Where did my good friends say they would wait for me?" he added.
"At the Field of Wonders, at sunrise tomorrow morning."
Pinocchio paid a gold piece for the three suppers and started on his way toward the field that was to make him a rich man
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He walked on, not knowing where he was going, for it was dark, so dark that not a thing was visible. Round about him, not a leaf stirred. A few bats skimmed his nose now and again and scared him half to death. Once or twice he shouted, "Who goes there?" and the far-away hills echoed back to him, "Who goes there? Who goes there? Who goes. . . ?"
As he walked, Pinocchio noticed a tiny insect glimmering on the trunk of a tree, a small being that glowed with a pale, soft light. Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Bring that Marionette to me! He looks as if he were made of well-seasoned wood. He'll make a fine fire for this spit."
Harlequin and Pulcinella hesitated a bit. Then, frightened by a look from their master, they left the kitchen to obey him. A few minutes later they returned, carrying poor Pinocchio, who was wriggling and squirming like an eel and crying pitifully:
"Father, save me! I don't want to die! I don't want to die!"
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Fire Eater sneezes and forgives Pinocchio, who saves his friend, Harlequin, from death
In the theater, great excitement reigned.
Fire Eater (this was really his name) was very ugly, but he was far from being as bad as he looked. Proof of this is that, when he saw the poor Marionette being brought in to him, struggling with fear and crying, "I don't want to die! I don't want to die!" he felt sorry for him and began first to waver and then to weaken. Finally, he could control himself no longer and gave a loud sneeze.
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Bring that Marionette to me! He looks as if he were made of well-seasoned wood. He'll make a fine fire for this spit."
Harlequin and Pulcinella hesitated a bit. Then, frightened by a look from their master, they left the kitchen to obey him. A few minutes later they returned, carrying poor Pinocchio, who was wriggling and squirming like an eel and crying pitifully:
"Father, save me! I don't want to die! I don't want to die!"
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Fire Eater sneezes and forgives Pinocchio, who saves his friend, Harlequin, from death
In the theater, great excitement reigned.
Fire Eater (this was really his name) was very ugly, but he was far from being as bad as he looked. Proof of this is that, when he saw the poor Marionette being brought in to him, struggling with fear and crying, "I don't want to die! I don't want to die!" he felt sorry for him and began first to waver and then to weaken. Finally, he could control himself no longer and gave a loud sneeze.
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Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
慢慢坐回床上，空气中似乎还留着他的味道。
我是不是在无意间引诱了他们？这一切是不是我的错？我该怎么办？
爱或者不爱，这是个严重的问题。爱了，就是我已经融入这个沈颖的生命；坚持，那我还是二十一世纪的张颖婕。我应该怎么办？
失眠了，但我不敢出门散心了。要是再招惹到其他什么别的人，那我还活不活了。这是在大清朝，人命在这些个主子眼里，也就跟苇草差不多。虽然我是会思考的苇草。
八月十五快到了。
宫里头开始忙碌。
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老康今年要在畅春园里过节。
密嫔作为正受宠的妃嫔，少不得要陪王伴驾。十五作为密嫔最宠的儿子，也得随侍在侧。我作为十五身边得用的大丫环，更是得跟着。
唉，不知道十四到时能不能不要毛毛燥燥的，要是他失了态，那我该如何自处呢。
心里烦得不得了，管他的。惹得谁就谁吧。无所谓了。
走出绛雪轩，沿着那日见到十三的池塘走着，不过怕再撞到谁，我只好抬着头。
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慢慢坐回床上，空气中似乎还留着他的味道。
我是不是在无意间引诱了他们？这一切是不是我的错？我该怎么办？
爱或者不爱，这是个严重的问题。爱了，就是我已经融入这个沈颖的生命；坚持，那我还是二十一世纪的张颖婕。我应该怎么办？
失眠了，但我不敢出门散心了。要是再招惹到其他什么别的人，那我还活不活了。这是在大清朝，人命在这些个主子眼里，也就跟苇草差不多。虽然我是会思考的苇草。
八月十五快到了。
宫里头开始忙碌。
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老康今年要在畅春园里过节。
密嫔作为正受宠的妃嫔，少不得要陪王伴驾。十五作为密嫔最宠的儿子，也得随侍在侧。我作为十五身边得用的大丫环，更是得跟着。
唉，不知道十四到时能不能不要毛毛燥燥的，要是他失了态，那我该如何自处呢。
心里烦得不得了，管他的。惹得谁就谁吧。无所谓了。
走出绛雪轩，沿着那日见到十三的池塘走着，不过怕再撞到谁，我只好抬着头。
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
木花笑道：“傻孩子，牛郎和织女一点都不可怜，这世间还有比他们更可怜的人。有些人分隔天涯海角，一辈子却不能相见；有些人阴阳相隔，连书信都无法传递；最可怜的是有些人直到死，都不知道世上还有那么一个人在默默地守候着自己。”
“那有人在守候着娘吗？”其其格随即点头道：“一定有。像娘这么美丽的人，怎么会没有人守候您呢？”
珠木花亲着她的脸颊道：“是啊，会有人一直在守候着娘，直到永远。”
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珠木花头戴鎏金高顶花座，脸上罩着红色面纱，穿着一袭镶嵌着各色珊瑚、玛瑙的桃红色镂花喜服，足蹬着精致的红狐软靴，喜滋滋的坐在蒙古包内。外面的蒙古小伙子高举银杯，开怀畅饮；姑娘们伴随着马头琴，放声歌唱。
这时，走进个男子，透过面纱隐隐看到那男子身上穿的，正是自己亲手缝制的新郎喜服，不禁羞怯的垂下脸。面纱被揭开，她含笑着抬眼望去，骤然进入眼帘的却是张苍老、浮肿的脸，呵呵地对自己笑着，露出两排参差不齐、熏黑的牙齿—— Mary Cassatt painting
木花笑道：“傻孩子，牛郎和织女一点都不可怜，这世间还有比他们更可怜的人。有些人分隔天涯海角，一辈子却不能相见；有些人阴阳相隔，连书信都无法传递；最可怜的是有些人直到死，都不知道世上还有那么一个人在默默地守候着自己。”
“那有人在守候着娘吗？”其其格随即点头道：“一定有。像娘这么美丽的人，怎么会没有人守候您呢？”
珠木花亲着她的脸颊道：“是啊，会有人一直在守候着娘，直到永远。”
Mary Cassatt painting
珠木花头戴鎏金高顶花座，脸上罩着红色面纱，穿着一袭镶嵌着各色珊瑚、玛瑙的桃红色镂花喜服，足蹬着精致的红狐软靴，喜滋滋的坐在蒙古包内。外面的蒙古小伙子高举银杯，开怀畅饮；姑娘们伴随着马头琴，放声歌唱。
这时，走进个男子，透过面纱隐隐看到那男子身上穿的，正是自己亲手缝制的新郎喜服，不禁羞怯的垂下脸。面纱被揭开，她含笑着抬眼望去，骤然进入眼帘的却是张苍老、浮肿的脸，呵呵地对自己笑着，露出两排参差不齐、熏黑的牙齿—— Mary Cassatt painting
Sunday, October 7, 2007
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
翠浓因为以下犯上，本打算发还给牙婆重新卖了，她既然想要，给了她倒也无防。之所以要给她那笔钱，就是想着她过于贪财，拿了钱也就不会再闹腾。可她居然不要，实在是有违常理。
“她身上有什么？”
“也就是些珠宝首饰。”张管家仔细想了想，回答到。
龙飞玉对身边的女人一向大方，但元宝姑娘并不特别受宠，不论是头上戴的首饰，身上穿的衣衫，都不是特别稀罕之物，应该比不过那笔钱。
“就由她去吧，你到时眼睛放亮些。”
Mary Cassatt painting
“是，世子。不过元宝姑娘还说……”张管家吞吞吐吐。
“还说了什么？”龙飞玉有些不耐。
“她还说要世子拟一张凭据，免得将来反悔找她要回东西。”
“什么？”龙飞玉开始怀疑元宝纯粹是为了吸引他的注意，就像苏雪琴的冷漠一样。“她身上哪件东西不是我给的，给出去的东西岂有收回来的道理！也罢，就写给她吧，早点打发她走。”
张管家闻言忙拿出一张纸，赶情这元宝姑娘早就写好了，就等着他签字画押。
Mary Cassatt painting
翠浓因为以下犯上，本打算发还给牙婆重新卖了，她既然想要，给了她倒也无防。之所以要给她那笔钱，就是想着她过于贪财，拿了钱也就不会再闹腾。可她居然不要，实在是有违常理。
“她身上有什么？”
“也就是些珠宝首饰。”张管家仔细想了想，回答到。
龙飞玉对身边的女人一向大方，但元宝姑娘并不特别受宠，不论是头上戴的首饰，身上穿的衣衫，都不是特别稀罕之物，应该比不过那笔钱。
“就由她去吧，你到时眼睛放亮些。”
Mary Cassatt painting
“是，世子。不过元宝姑娘还说……”张管家吞吞吐吐。
“还说了什么？”龙飞玉有些不耐。
“她还说要世子拟一张凭据，免得将来反悔找她要回东西。”
“什么？”龙飞玉开始怀疑元宝纯粹是为了吸引他的注意，就像苏雪琴的冷漠一样。“她身上哪件东西不是我给的，给出去的东西岂有收回来的道理！也罢，就写给她吧，早点打发她走。”
张管家闻言忙拿出一张纸，赶情这元宝姑娘早就写好了，就等着他签字画押。
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
子云见到自己的儿子，一定会要他认祖归宗；那女人一定不会放手；然后子云在自己的迫使下不得不娶那个女人为妻，却心怀幽怨；然后那个女人却打死也不让人安排她的婚事，即使那个人是当今皇上；然后……
东方思棋突然感到窝火，自己堂堂一国之君，日理万机，为什么还要去为这对别扭的男女操心。
“来人！”
一声令下，案前已跪倒几人。
“龙大将军走了几日？”
“回皇上，已有四日。”
Mary Cassatt painting
从京城到丰宁城约半个月的路程，途中要经过永安。龙飞玉一行轻装良驹，但至少也需十日的时间才可以到永安。
“马上飞鸽传书给永安知府，传朕手谕，让龙大将军即刻回京，东西还是让王平送去。”
君子悦看着手中的鸽子。这明显是只用来送信的鸽子，腿上还绑着个装信函的哨筒。
这不能怪他，他的眼神再好，也判断不出天空中那个小小的黑点是只信鸽。
Mary Cassatt painting
子云见到自己的儿子，一定会要他认祖归宗；那女人一定不会放手；然后子云在自己的迫使下不得不娶那个女人为妻，却心怀幽怨；然后那个女人却打死也不让人安排她的婚事，即使那个人是当今皇上；然后……
东方思棋突然感到窝火，自己堂堂一国之君，日理万机，为什么还要去为这对别扭的男女操心。
“来人！”
一声令下，案前已跪倒几人。
“龙大将军走了几日？”
“回皇上，已有四日。”
Mary Cassatt painting
从京城到丰宁城约半个月的路程，途中要经过永安。龙飞玉一行轻装良驹，但至少也需十日的时间才可以到永安。
“马上飞鸽传书给永安知府，传朕手谕，让龙大将军即刻回京，东西还是让王平送去。”
君子悦看着手中的鸽子。这明显是只用来送信的鸽子，腿上还绑着个装信函的哨筒。
这不能怪他，他的眼神再好，也判断不出天空中那个小小的黑点是只信鸽。
Mary Cassatt painting
Friday, October 5, 2007
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
十三、我说过喜欢的东西，你不用全部都送给我。但最少在特别的日子送其中的一两件给我，让我知道你有把我说过的放在心上。当然，我也会时时记得给你惊喜的。
十四、我和你有关的一切负面消息，如果不影响到双方的正常生活，可以不予理睬，但是影响到正常生活的话，由你负责出面摆平。
以上为女方附带建议条件，在协议未签字之前，男方可以提出异议。当然，如果男方也有附带意见或建议，也可以及时提出，在双方合理协商的情况下，予以增添或修改。
Mary Cassatt painting
女方是弱势的一方，故女方保有此协议的最终解释权。
此协议自签字之日起生效，双方感情不再时自动失效。
签字人：签字人：
年月日
我将六个小时的劳动成果一看再看，仔细斟酌，反复推敲，终于心满意足走出房子。四处都静悄悄的，大伙晚上没什么娱乐活动，都早早地睡了。我缓步到后岸，唤暗卫甲出来，吩咐他进宫找皇上前来一趟。
Mary Cassatt painting
十三、我说过喜欢的东西，你不用全部都送给我。但最少在特别的日子送其中的一两件给我，让我知道你有把我说过的放在心上。当然，我也会时时记得给你惊喜的。
十四、我和你有关的一切负面消息，如果不影响到双方的正常生活，可以不予理睬，但是影响到正常生活的话，由你负责出面摆平。
以上为女方附带建议条件，在协议未签字之前，男方可以提出异议。当然，如果男方也有附带意见或建议，也可以及时提出，在双方合理协商的情况下，予以增添或修改。
Mary Cassatt painting
女方是弱势的一方，故女方保有此协议的最终解释权。
此协议自签字之日起生效，双方感情不再时自动失效。
签字人：签字人：
年月日
我将六个小时的劳动成果一看再看，仔细斟酌，反复推敲，终于心满意足走出房子。四处都静悄悄的，大伙晚上没什么娱乐活动，都早早地睡了。我缓步到后岸，唤暗卫甲出来，吩咐他进宫找皇上前来一趟。
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
“刚刚在楼下同学子们谈到‘升官’与‘发财’之间的联系。”他出人意料地向我解释，“想必伶公子在这儿也听到过数次相关的辩论了，不知公子有何高见？”
呵，这就奇了，听闻上个月有得宠的妃子，意图介入尚书房劝圣惜才，被贬入冷宫永不翻身，今朝却拿时局询问我，这算什么？
Mary Cassatt painting
对付尴尬场面，最好的回应是装作没听见。我笑笑不予回答，转眼看着窗外。街对面是一家客栈，已是申时末了，投店的高峰时期，门口有各式衣着的人进进出出。我指着对面笑道：“整个客栈便是社会缩影，上等房、二等房、普通房、大铺以及地铺，付得起价钱的住得好些，出不起钱的也无谓抱怨！”
他端过茶来喝了一口，惊讶地望着我轻笑：“伶公子果真是通透人，从一个客栈看待人生，惹人思考。”
我笑了笑：“只不过是从不同的角度看众生态罢了，不值一提！”
Mary Cassatt painting
“刚刚在楼下同学子们谈到‘升官’与‘发财’之间的联系。”他出人意料地向我解释，“想必伶公子在这儿也听到过数次相关的辩论了，不知公子有何高见？”
呵，这就奇了，听闻上个月有得宠的妃子，意图介入尚书房劝圣惜才，被贬入冷宫永不翻身，今朝却拿时局询问我，这算什么？
Mary Cassatt painting
对付尴尬场面，最好的回应是装作没听见。我笑笑不予回答，转眼看着窗外。街对面是一家客栈，已是申时末了，投店的高峰时期，门口有各式衣着的人进进出出。我指着对面笑道：“整个客栈便是社会缩影，上等房、二等房、普通房、大铺以及地铺，付得起价钱的住得好些，出不起钱的也无谓抱怨！”
他端过茶来喝了一口，惊讶地望着我轻笑：“伶公子果真是通透人，从一个客栈看待人生，惹人思考。”
我笑了笑：“只不过是从不同的角度看众生态罢了，不值一提！”
Mary Cassatt painting
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Mary Cassatt painting
Mary Cassatt painting
“你们说，他是不是很过分！”
寝室里，我正口沫横飞的向两个死党大倒苦水。嗬！她俩倒好，一个甩都不甩地描素描，一个猛A面前堆积如山的零食。
哎呀~~当我说话是放P啊，风一吹就散了。简直无视于我的存在！真是7456！
“文讯，张小婷！”我双手叉腰，横眉怒目的露出了“虎姑婆”的原形。（嘿嘿~我正好是属虎的）
“唔……什么？”满嘴零食的文讯口齿不清的问。
“你！”7456！
我转头看向小婷，她睁着那双美丽的大眼睛，也是一脸的莫宰羊。7456！真是7456！！
“你们根本就没有听我讲话！无视我存在！想打架啊你们？连我说什么都不知道！”
“你再说一遍就是了。”小婷无所谓地耸耸肩。
Mary Cassatt painting
“你们说，他是不是很过分！”
寝室里，我正口沫横飞的向两个死党大倒苦水。嗬！她俩倒好，一个甩都不甩地描素描，一个猛A面前堆积如山的零食。
哎呀~~当我说话是放P啊，风一吹就散了。简直无视于我的存在！真是7456！
“文讯，张小婷！”我双手叉腰，横眉怒目的露出了“虎姑婆”的原形。（嘿嘿~我正好是属虎的）
“唔……什么？”满嘴零食的文讯口齿不清的问。
“你！”7456！
我转头看向小婷，她睁着那双美丽的大眼睛，也是一脸的莫宰羊。7456！真是7456！！
“你们根本就没有听我讲话！无视我存在！想打架啊你们？连我说什么都不知道！”
“你再说一遍就是了。”小婷无所谓地耸耸肩。
Mary Cassatt painting
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