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my kinsman-第7章

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merriment; which manifested itself on his solemn old features

like a funny inscription on a tombstone。 Then Robin seemed to

hear the voices of the barbers; of the guests of the inn; and of

all who had made sport of him that night。 The contagion was

spreading among the multitude; when all at once; it seized upon

Robin; and he sent forth a shout of laughter that echoed through

the street;every man shook his sides; every man emptied his

lungs; but Robin's shout was the loudest there。 The cloud…spirits

peeped from their silvery islands; as the congregated mirth went

roaring up the sky! The Man in the Moon heard the far bellow。

〃Oho;〃 quoth he; 〃the old earth is frolicsome to…night!〃



When there was a momentary calm in that tempestuous sea of sound;

the leader gave the sign; the procession resumed its march。 On

they went; like fiends that throng in mockery around some dead

potentate; mighty no more; but majestic still in his agony。 On

they went; in counterfeited pomp; in senseless uproar; in

frenzied merriment; trampling all on an old man's heart。 On swept

the tumult; and left a silent street behind。



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〃Well; Robin; are you dreaming?〃 inquired the gentleman; laying

his hand on the youth's shoulder。



Robin started; and withdrew his arm from the stone post to which

he had instinctively clung; as the living stream rolled by him。

His cheek was somewhat pale; and his eye not quite as lively as

in the earlier part of the evening。



〃Will you be kind enough to show me the way to the ferry?〃 said

he; after a moment's pause。



〃You have; then; adopted a new subject of inquiry?〃 observed his

companion; with a smile。



〃Why; yes; sir;〃 replied Robin; rather dryly。 〃Thanks to you; and

to my other friends; I have at last met my kinsman; and he will

scarce desire to see my face again。 I begin to grow weary of a

town life; sir。 Will you show me the way to the ferry?〃



〃No; my good friend Robin;not to…night; at least;〃 said the

gentleman。 〃Some few days hence; if you wish it; I will speed you

on your journey。 Or; if you prefer to remain with us; perhaps; as

you are a shrewd youth; you may rise in the world without the

help of your kinsman; Major Molineux。〃






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