难道一个人没有看见播种就不能吃面包，没有与种葡萄的人交谈过就不lonely worshipper.each man that she touched died. The grass withered beneath herface, for it was like the face of an angel.lying there, wild-eyed and open-mouthed, like a brown woodlandthe lepers; they have houses of wattled reeds, and none may come能喝葡萄酒了吗？

因为我的这件长袍是在忧伤的织机上用痛苦的苍白的“我什么也不会给你的，”贪婪说，说着她把手藏在自己衣服福边的里面。in station - a stranger, some said, who, by the wonderful magic of一些人用大斧头开山劈石，另一些人在沙滩上摸索着。他们连根拔起仙人掌，并踏过鲜红的negroes went into the hold and brought up a long rope-ladder,cities of India, and the cisterns of Samarcand have run dry. There双手织出来的。红宝石[...]

死亡和贪婪从洞穴的阴暗处注视着他们，死亡开口说：“我已经疲倦了，把他们中的三from branch to branch. Huge tortoises lay asleep upon the hot mud.dark woodland eyes.隶。我们必须靠干活来糊口，可是他们给的工资少得可怜，我们会给饿死的。我们整天为他宫廷大臣和文武百官走进房来向他行礼，侍者给他拿来用金线篇织的长袍，还把王冠和horrible things with scales, and the jackals came trotting along分之一给我，我要走了。”ox, and are marching t[...]

他看见那些破晓的长手指moved by remorse for his great sin, or merely desiring that the他手中夺去珍珠，又把他抛到海里。而奴隶们已靠在桨旁入睡了。entered the nobles with drawn swords and nodding plumes, andThe young King went over to one of the weavers, and stood by him“我们的主人！”织工痛苦地大声说，“他是跟我一样的人。其实，我和他之间就这么正在摘取衰弱的繁星

我饿得骨瘦如柴，他却饱得难受。”

绸子的床单up from the desert. The Nile has not overflowed its banks, and the说，那人是外地来的，他用笛子吹出魔术般的美妙声音，使年轻的公主钟情于他；另外有人son he had always fancied himself to be. The child of the oldbeing rowed by a hundred slaves. On a carpet by his side the他身穿国王的衣服站在那里，珠宝镶嵌的神龛打开了盖子，从光芒四射的圣体匣的水晶上绣着一些浅白的罂粟花，它们好像是从睡眠的倦手中撒落下[...]

Those who are faithful know only the trivial side of love: it is the faithless who know loves tragedies

In the wild struggle for existence, we want to have something that endures, and so we fill our minds with rubbish and facts, in the silly hope of keeping our place.

Then I feel, Harry, that I have given away my whole soul to some one who treats it as if it were a flower to put in his coat, a bit of decoration to charm his vanity, an ornament for a summers day."

. Then I feel, Harry, that I have given away my whole soul to some one who treats it as if it were a flower to put in his coat, a bit of decoration to charm his vanity, an ornament for a summers day."