00:00/00:00
外链地址
https://www.eemp3.com/audiofile/5e1ed6dd174355c2faa2a674036a9e24.mp3
点击复制
本字幕由TME AI技术生成
Lame is arrab chapter
Seventeen new friends
When misuse jil nmon found the cards in loccket belonging marrias
He was burious
He sat silence ence for an hour
Until marrias returned home
Then as soon as his grandson opened the door
He lashed out at the young man
So you're a bearin now missie's jill or mon held up one of marrius as calling cards
What does this mean
It means that i am fafatherson replied marrious your father's son
Missie's jim norman said
Harshly
But i and your father
My father was a humble in heroic man who gloriously served france
He died forgotten an abandoned
And he had just one fault
He loved his country and me too much
This was more than jilleamon could listen to he spring to his feet
Marry as you a boominable child
I don't know what your father was
And i don't want to know what i do know is that the men fighting from a polilion world
Beggars
Assessons and beeeves
They were cowered and traiters
Marishuttered at his grandfather's words
He had to defend his father
Yet that would mean insulting his grandfather
How could he do that down with kingler with the eight tempth
He finally shouted the king had been dead for four years
But it was the best insult
That marricould could come up at the moment
The old man turned wider than his hair
We cannot remain under the same roof biathmemaras went away
Without saying where he was going
Without knowing where he was going
He could find neither of a lock ket
Nor his father's will
So he assumed that his grandfather had hidden them somewhere or thrown them into the fire
Marrias left with thirty franks
His watch and a few things in a carpet bag
He hired a cab jumped in and headed toward the atten quarter
When marrias arrived outside the cafe
Musane e recognized a fellow law student
Although he did not know the student very well
Marrias got out of the cab
His new friend copherq knew new a place where marrius could stay
It was in the lodging house where cofiraq lived
Cofraq also introduced marrias to a group of friends
They belong to a secret society of students and working men
Who wanted to improve the lot of the common man
Marria started to attend their meetings at the cafe
Musine
He began to feel so comfortable with these young men
That he joined in their debates one afternoon
He loudly defended napoholian
His remarks were greeted with silence
It obobvious that he was a bigger supporter of the former emperor than the other students
They wanted to push for a republic with a leader
Elected by the people
So marias now felt isolated from his new friends as well as his grandfather
But coferrack remained his friend
When the landord demanded the rent
Coferack tried to help marrius
What are you going to do asked cofor rock
How much money do you have
I have no idea said marriis
I only have fifteen franks
I could lend you the rent money
No
I don't want to be in debt to anyone
Marrias didn't mention that his grandfather had asked his ant to send him six hundred franks
Every six months marrias had returning the money to her saying that he had enough to live on
I know a clothes dealer who buy your overcode in a pair of trousers
Said
Kofraack do you have a watch
Yes
A gold one
If i sell the clothing
That will leave me with one pair of trousers
One waststcoat a hat and a coat
That d'll be enough
I also know a watchmaker who buy your watch
Said coffeiraq
But what will you do
After that can you read english or german
No
That's too bad
Because a friend of mine
A publisher need someone who can translate articles in a french
It doesn't pay well
But you can live on it
Then i will learn english
German
Marrias handed his overcoat trousers and watch to co iraq
Life became hard from marrious
He moved to other lodgings where he swept his own room
Sometimes he bought only a pennies worth of cheese at the market
He weighted until evening to buy bread
When the baker reduced the price
When he bought a lam cut let he cooked it himself
And made it last three days through all this marrias managed to study law and to be admitted to the bar three years passed by means of hard work
Courage and perseverance
Marrias managed to earn seven hundred franks a year
He had learned english and german
And thanks to call for ruck
He had a job at the publishing house as a translator
Marrias had survived a world of deprivation in his struggle against poverty
He had done everything except going to debt
He didn't owe money to anyone in all his trials
He felt encouraged by a secret force within himself beside his father's name
Another name was engraved upon marrious
His heart to nadia
Marrius had surrounded this man with a kind of hilo tardia was a hero
As far as marrias was concerned
Because the inkeeper had saved his father's life
Marrias had even gone to monfair may in search of tardia
There he had learned of the unlucky inkeeper's krurupcy and ruing
Since then maria has had many many efforts to track the man down for three years
He had devoted himself to this search spending what little money he could spare
But nobody could give him any news of nardia
It was thought that he had gone abroad even to ardia's creditors could not find him
And they had been looking for him with even more zeal than marrious
Marrious his father had left him only one debt to pay to thank nardia and helped in keeper in any way he could and marrias had made it a point of honor to pay this dead
His only goal in life was to meet an audia one day
And say you do not know me
But i know you and what you have done for my father
Here i am let me help you as for maria's relationship with his grandfather
Things remained the same neither side attempted a reconciliation or sought a meeting
Marias imagine that his grandfather had never loved him
But he was mistaken jim or md adored marrious
He had ordered everyone to never speak of marrious again
But he regretted that he was so well obey at first
He was sure that marriage would return
But weeks
Months and years passed without marrias arriving home
Old men need affection as they do sunshine and janommonon missed marrius
While janomamon was suffering
Marrius was congratulating himself on never thinking about the old man suffering had taken away marrias his bitterness
If he thought about his grandfather at all
It was only with kindness
But he had determined to take nothing more from the man who had been so cruel to his father
When his grandfather drove him away
Marrious was a child but poverty and suffering
Had made marrious a man
Little fox