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

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发行时间：2010-01-01

The Yellow Notebook – The yellow notebook looked like… - Juliet Stevenson
Julia's last remark had struck a familiar note. - Juliet Stevenson
The idea for this novel had come to Ella… - Juliet Stevenson
Here was Dr. West's house… - Juliet Stevenson
Now the talk began again… - Juliet Stevenson
Meanwhile she was restless to get away from him… - Juliet Stevenson
It was time to go home. - Juliet Stevenson
Paul was late… - Juliet Stevenson
This was so personal, that it was her turn to glance… - Juliet Stevenson
Later – and not so much later, he would say… - Juliet Stevenson
They did not speak again until they reached the main road… - Juliet Stevenson
From the feeling of the house she knew it was still empty. - Juliet Stevenson
Being with Paul Tanner that night… - Juliet Stevenson
That night Paul was humorous and very tender. - Juliet Stevenson
The next evening they met full of defences on either side. - Juliet Stevenson
Five years. - Juliet Stevenson
The motif of Paul's attitude to his profession. - Juliet Stevenson
The end of the affair. - Juliet Stevenson
As for me, Anna, it was a remarkable fact… - Juliet Stevenson
They ate, and he looked over at her and said… - Juliet Stevenson
One day she went with him to his home. - Juliet Stevenson
Later that evening he said, laughing… - Juliet Stevenson
Ella had a dream which was unpleasant and disturbing. - Juliet Stevenson
The Blue Notebook – The blue notebook began with a sentence… - Juliet Stevenson
9th October, 1946 - Juliet Stevenson
Jan. 19th, 1950 - Juliet Stevenson
Jan. 31st, 1950 - Juliet Stevenson
15th March, 1950 - Juliet Stevenson
9th June, 51 - Juliet Stevenson
28th June, 52 - Juliet Stevenson
December 3rd, 52 - Juliet Stevenson
9th April, 1954 - Juliet Stevenson
Free Women 2 – Two visits, some telephone calls… - Juliet Stevenson
He sat down, arranged himself neatly… - Juliet Stevenson
Tommy lowered his head, sat frowning. - Juliet Stevenson
Tommy said: 'After I went to my father's office…' - Juliet Stevenson
This shock reached Anna's diaphragm… - Juliet Stevenson
She said at last: 'I know what you've come here for.' - Juliet Stevenson
Some time later, perhaps as long as an hour… - Juliet Stevenson
Now he came and sat down opposite her… - Juliet Stevenson
Marion, when she came in, smiled… - Juliet Stevenson
'Why don't you go to bed?' - Juliet Stevenson
The Notebooks – The black notebook continued empty… - Juliet Stevenson
'Oh, my dear, you are so marvellous…' - Juliet Stevenson
'Do you remember the excitement you talked about?' - Juliet Stevenson
Letter from Mrs. Edwina Wright… - Juliet Stevenson
'Anna, I liked your book so much.' - Juliet Stevenson
Now we are suddenly both very angry. - Juliet Stevenson
The Red Notebook – August 28th 1954 - Juliet Stevenson
I dreamed marvellously. - Juliet Stevenson
Here were pasted in some scribbled sheets… - Juliet Stevenson
The talk became desultory… - Juliet Stevenson
'I often wonder if I am getting the correct advice…' - Juliet Stevenson
The Yellow Notebook continues – The Shadow of the Third - Juliet Stevenson
Next morning she slept too long… - Juliet Stevenson
His face, his full eyes, were momentarily immobilised… - Juliet Stevenson
And now she made a decision. - Juliet Stevenson
Near her a man was sitting, absorbed in magazines… - Juliet Stevenson
Her son woke her two hours later… - Juliet Stevenson
He had a bed-sitting room and a bath in an expensive hotel. - Juliet Stevenson
She thought this one out slowly… - Juliet Stevenson
Ella spent the following evening with him. - Juliet Stevenson
The Blue Notebook continued – 15th September 1954 - Juliet Stevenson
It must be about six o'clock. - Juliet Stevenson