Martin， George R. R. - [Song of Ice and Fire 04] - A Feast for Crow.pdf

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1、AFEASTFORCROWSBYGEORGER.R.MARTINPROLOGUE“Dragons,”saidMollander.Hesnatchedawitheredappleoffthegroundandtossedithandtohand.“Throwtheapple,”urgedAllerastheSphinx.Heslippedanarrowfromhisquiverandnockedittohisbowstring.“Ishouldliketoseeadragon.”Roonewastheyoungesto

2、fthem,achunkyboystilltwoyearsshyofmanhood.“Ishouldlikethatverymuch.”AndIshouldliketosleepwithRosey’sarmsaroundme,Patethought.Heshiftedrestlesslyonthebench.Bythemorrowthegirlcouldwellbehis.IwilltakeherfarfromOldtown,acrossthenarrowseatooneoftheFreeCities.Therewe

3、renomaestersthere,noonetoaccusehim.HecouldhearEmma’slaughtercomingthroughashutteredwindowoverhead,mingledwiththedeepervoiceofthemanshewasentertaining.ShewastheoldestoftheservingwenchesattheQuillandTankard,fortyifshewasaday,butstillprettyinafleshysortofway.Rosey

4、washerdaughter,fifteenandfreshlyflowered.EmmahaddecreedthatRosey’smaidenheadwouldcostagoldendragon.Patehadsavedninesilverstagsandapotofcopperstarsandpennies,forallthegoodthatwoulddohim.Hewouldhavestoodabetterchanceofhatchingarealdragonthansavingupenoughcointoma

5、keagoldenone.“Youwereborntoolatefordragons,lad,”ArmentheAcolytetoldRoone.Armenworealeatherthongabouthisneck,strungwithlinksofpewter,tin,lead,andcopper,andlikemostacolytesheseemedtobelievethatnoviceshadturnipsgrowingfromtheirshouldersinplaceofheads.“Thelastonepe

6、rishedduringthereignofKingAegontheThird.”“ThelastdragoninWesteros,”insistedMollander.“Throwtheapple,”Allerasurgedagain.Hewasacomelyyouth,theirSphinx.Alltheservingwenchesdotedonhim.EvenRoseywouldsometimestouchhimonthearmwhenshebroughthimwine,andPatehadtognashhis

7、teethandpretendnottosee.“ThelastdragoninWesteroswasthelastdragon,”saidArmendoggedly.“Thatiswellknown.”“Theapple,”Allerassaid.“Unlessyoumeantoeatit.”“Here.”Dragginghisclubfoot,Mollandertookashorthop,whirled,andwhippedtheapplesidearmintothemiststhathungabovetheHo

8、neywine.Ifnotforhisfoot,hewouldhavebeenaknightlikehisfather.Hehadthestrengthforitinthosethickarmsandbroadshoulders.Farandfasttheappleflew......butnotasfastasthearrowthatwhis