LESSING, D.: Golden Notebook (The) [Unabridged]

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发行时间：2010-01-01

Free Women 1 – Anna meets her friend Molly in the summer… - Juliet Stevenson
Anna, in the face of this unspoken but clear determination… - Juliet Stevenson
There was a note of humorous, even childish pleading in this. - Juliet Stevenson
Now Anna could not reply… - Juliet Stevenson
Richard came into the room. - Juliet Stevenson
Meanwhile Molly, talented in so many directions… - Juliet Stevenson
Molly promptly went to the door, opened it, listened. - Juliet Stevenson
Molly ignored Anna and attacked. - Juliet Stevenson
Richard was on the point of exploding out of his chair… - Juliet Stevenson
Richard made a movement as if to get up and go… - Juliet Stevenson
Molly sighed, histrionically… - Juliet Stevenson
There was another sound, like a cough… - Juliet Stevenson
Tommy allowed them both a tolerant smile… - Juliet Stevenson
For the first time Tommy showed a touch of humour. - Juliet Stevenson
Anna closed her eyes a moment, smiling painfully. - Juliet Stevenson
Anna held herself quiet, with effort. - Juliet Stevenson
But at this Molly got up, and said quickly… - Juliet Stevenson
'But I think I'll mention three of the comrades…' - Juliet Stevenson
'And there's your friend de Silva.' - Juliet Stevenson
They kissed, briskly. - Juliet Stevenson
The Notebooks – The Black Notebook - Juliet Stevenson
(Opposite this was written:) - Juliet Stevenson
Yet I am incapable of writing the only kind of novel… - Juliet Stevenson
When I think back to that time… - Juliet Stevenson
For us, then… - Juliet Stevenson
About then I met Willi Rodde and got involved with politics. - Juliet Stevenson
But I don't want to write Willi's history… - Juliet Stevenson
The most striking of the three… - Juliet Stevenson
In this he was different from Jimmy McGrath… - Juliet Stevenson
Ted Brown was the most original. - Juliet Stevenson
The Gainsborough Hotel was really a boarding-house… - Juliet Stevenson
Willi ran a cheap fifth-hand car. - Juliet Stevenson
The main block of the hotel stood directly by the main road… - Juliet Stevenson
We were all very tired. - Juliet Stevenson
We did not return for a month. - Juliet Stevenson
June spent most of her time on the verandah… - Juliet Stevenson
Now it was Mrs. Boothby… - Juliet Stevenson
George Hounslow, a roads man, lived a hundred miles… - Juliet Stevenson
In parenthesis I must say that this is exactly what happened… - Juliet Stevenson
At about midnight, the glare of a lorry's headlights… - Juliet Stevenson
I've thought about that often since. - Juliet Stevenson
George looked at Willi, waiting for him to protest. - Juliet Stevenson
I remember George's long puzzled look at Willi. - Juliet Stevenson
At last we managed to get Jimmy on his feet. - Juliet Stevenson
We walked up to the big room through the hot sunlight… - Juliet Stevenson
On this morning Stanley had stacked the top of the piano… - Juliet Stevenson
Paul turned his head with his characteristic indolent charm… - Juliet Stevenson
'Anna?' appealed George, looking at me. - Juliet Stevenson
George looked at me again… - Juliet Stevenson
He shut his eyes. - Juliet Stevenson
It must have been about six or eight months… - Juliet Stevenson
And then there was the affair of George's son. - Juliet Stevenson
All this time we'd been making jokes… - Juliet Stevenson
Next day bad temper prickled through the hotel. - Juliet Stevenson
It was nearly midnight when Paul remarked… - Juliet Stevenson
I left Willi in the bedroom and stood on the verandah. - Juliet Stevenson
Paul left me and I went into the bedroom. - Juliet Stevenson
The Red Notebook – The second notebook, the red one… - Juliet Stevenson
The next day. - Juliet Stevenson
5th Feb., 1950 - Juliet Stevenson
3rd Jan., 1952 - Juliet Stevenson
I see that I wrote yesterday, I would leave the Party. - Juliet Stevenson
I went up to canvass, three afternoons. - Juliet Stevenson
Jean Barker. Wife oF Minor Party official. - Juliet Stevenson

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