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这(💂)(zhè )个治疗(liáo )方(fāng )案(àn )一(yī )直以(❎)来(lái )维(♋)持(🙄)的都很好(📎)(hǎ(🏬)o )，可是谁(🦈)都没想(🎨)(xiǎ(🎈)ng )到，糖(táng )糖会(🐡)突(🏣)(tū(⛎) )然(🉑)(rán )发(🈳)病(⬆)！现(xiàn )在(zà(😍)i )，孩(há(🔸)i )子(🙉)(zǐ )体(🚉)(tǐ )内的嗜血(🤲)(xuè )细胞(🥩)(bāo )急(🎁)速增多……”

鈥滆锛(👆)(bēn )屼綘鏈夊コ鏈嬪弸(pēng )鍚(yáng )楋(🤝)紵(zhù(👥) )鈥(🤒)?

刚(🐾)刚(gāng )走(zǒu )进(jìn )别(🍢)墅(🐲)，妈(⛹)妈宁(📸)素(🍠)心(🃏)(xīn )不(bú(🥌) )经(🧡)意(👈)(yì(🔊) )的扫(🙀)了(le )一(yī )眼跟(gē(🤫)n )在(🧀)后面的(💯)(de )两(liǎ(🍔)ng )个(📤)女儿(🦏)，眼(🐥)中(😆)(zhōng )闪(🛡)(shǎn )过(guò )一(yī(👹) )丝(sī(📍) )异(yì(🐁) )样(🎷)的光(✖)芒(má(⛳)ng )，仿(🖤)佛(🕉)(fó )洞察了(le )什(🦋)么？也(⏮)因(yī(🕚)n )此在(zài )微(wēi )微(🕎)(wēi )犹(yóu )豫了(le )之后(🦏)(hòu )，她的(de )脸上闪(shǎn )过(guò )一(yī(🛃) )丝(🧑)不自(zì(♟) )然的(de )红晕(🥒)，可是(shì )还(💈)(há(🍰)i )是在(zài )自(zì(🎸) )己(🔋)的(de )女(nǚ )儿(ér )面前(😦)询(xún )问(wèn )儿(ér )子(🕑)的(de )房(fáng )间！

“小(😸)司(sī )啊(ā(🍸) )，我(wǒ )知道你(📙)(nǐ )现在(👵)是(💶)瞧(qiáo )不起妈(⛹)(mā )妈(mā )了(🕠)(le )。”

“……”郝(hǎo )燕(💡)被(bè(🕷)i )雷到了(le )。

鈥(🌲)(huǒ(💺) )滃(😭)(wē(🌤)ng )弽(shè(🎏) )姝(🎩)ｆ(🚁)椂闂磋(❎)繕(shà(🚑)n )鏃(🕋)(zú )╃潃(xǐn )鍛紝鎴(xí )戝幓鑿滃(wēng )競(jìng )鍦哄(hǒng )幓閲嶄拱(😹)涓€浠藉(✋)惂銆(😭)(mò )傗€?

“嗯，上(🔄)(shà(❕)ng )次老米带(😂)我来(lái )过一(yī )次(🍚)。”视(🌹)(shì )察情(📻)(qíng )况(kuà(❓)ng )，虞(👱)青(🕠)(qī(🕍)ng )柠(😳)(níng )将剩下(🚺)(xià )几个字咽(📣)(yā(🚀)n )回(🚮)了肚(dù )子里(🈵)(lǐ )。要是(shì )让(rà(🅾)ng )顾(gù )墨知(zhī(🐫) )道(🍜)(dà(👓)o )他(tā )请(qǐ(💭)ng )她来吃饭(🌵)的(de )这(zhè )家(👓)(jiā )店(dià(🏃)n )是她开(📐)的，那(🏔)心情估(🈴)计(jì )会(huì(🐾) )有(📍)(yǒu )些(🥪)复杂，还(⤴)是(shì )暂(🏍)(zàn )且不(🕚)(bú(🍺) )告(gào )诉(sù )他好(hǎo )了。

“Ah, madame — I know not that.”

“I have held no communication with him,” said Lady Laura, advancing a step towards him. But Mr Kennedy simply pointed to the telegram in her hand, and left the room. Now in respect to this telegram there had been an unfortunate mistake. I am not prepared to say that there was any reason why Phineas himself should not have sent the news of his success to Lady Laura; but he had not done so. The piece of paper which she still held crushed in her hand was in itself very innocent. “Hurrah for the Loughshanes. Finny has done the trick.” Such were the words written on the slip, and they had been sent to Lady Laura by her young cousin, the clerk in the office who acted as private secretary to the Under-Secretary of State. Lady Laura resolved that her husband should never see those innocent but rather undignified words. The occasion had become one of importance, and such words were unworthy of it. Besides, she would not condescend to defend herself by bringing forward a telegram as evidence in her favour. So she burned the morsel of paper.