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Though it was a bright, hot dawn outside, there were no windows in this part of the castle. Van Ritchten had to provide his own light in the form of a small lantern, which he gripped with a white- 1)
[00:01.46]Mr Gardiner, 加德纳先生 [00:02.14]- are you fond of fishing? - Oh, very much, sir. - 你喜欢钓鱼吗? - 很喜欢 [00:03.98]Can I persuade you to accompany me to the lake this afternoon? 你愿意陪我一起到湖边垂钓吗?
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