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　　这是苏(🌉)浔迄(🌗)今为止，遇到‌的最‌为棘手的一个‌‘大男(🤔)主’。

　　两人转而谈起公务，韩越想留他用晚膳，外头(🔯)‌却有人传话‌：“许大人，阿(🎅)满姑娘正在院外候着，说是您答应今晚陪(😚)她一起用膳。”

　　秦以川：“他人在哪？”

　　宋观澜(🏸)的背后像是长了眼睛，邵野刚想放下腿，跟过来看看，就听到他说：“别动。”

　　所以还是要在一个班才行，早该想到的。*

These stories we’(🔕)ve just read were written during an incredible seventy-year artistic renaissance in Russia (the time of, yes, Gogol, Turgenev, Chekhov, and Tolstoy, but also of Pushkin, Dostoyevsky, Ostrovsky, Tyutchev, Tchaikovsky, Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, and many more) that was followed by one of the bloodiest, most irrational periods in human history. Twenty million or more killed by Stalin, the torture and imprisonment of countless others; widespread starvation, even, in places, cannibalism; kids turning their own parents in, husbands ratting out their wives; the systematic and deliberate overthrow of the humanist values by which our four writers lived.