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这本书的复杂程度超出我的想象 还是等假期再看吧Jim was unaware of these associations. The fact remains that by sheerluck he had chosen the one corner of Thursgood's academy which asfar as Roach was concerned was endowed with supernaturalproperties. Roach waited at the window but saw nothing more. Both the Alvis andthe caravan were in dead ground and if it hadn't been for the wet redtracks across the grass he might have wondered whether he haddreamed the whole thing. But the tracks were real, so when the bellwent for the end of rest he put on his Wellingtons and trudged throughthe rain to the top of the Dip and peered down and there was Jimdressed in an army raincoat and a quite extraordinary hat, broad-brimmed like a safari hat but hairy, with one side pinned up in a rakishpiratical curl and the water running off it like a gutter.引自第5页
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