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He noted that there is always
________(某个时候)of the day and of the night when a man’s courage is________(处于最低潮), and it was that hour only that he feared. -
But Cottard wouldn’t
________(拒绝接收/拒不答应)a refusal. -
“And very wise they were!” Cottard exclaimed in the same excited tone. “By the way things are going, I should say they’ll have to
________(收回前言/承认错误).” -
Cottard nodded. “Yes, that’s quite
________(可能发生的/可能的); in fact everyone will have to make a fresh start.” -
“So that’s that,” Tarrou smiled. “Quite likely things will
________(SUCCEED / to happen, end, or develop in a particular way )all right for you, too—who can say? It’ll be a new life for all of us,________(可以说/不妨说、从某种意义上说).” -
What interested him was knowing whether the whole administration wouldn’t be changed,
________(全包括/统统的); whether, for instance, the public services would function as before. Tarrou had to admit he had no________(内部消息)on the matter;________(他个人的想法/意见/看法)was that after the upheaval caused by the epidemic, there would be some delay in getting these services under way again. -
They were nearing Cottard’s house. He now seemed more cheerful, determined to
________(对未来抱持乐观的观点). Obviously he was picturing the town________(进入一种全新的状态), blotting out its past and________(重新开始). -
On January 25, the day of the official announcement, Cottard went to
coveragain. Two days later Tarrou came across him loitering in a side-street. -
In
noncommittaltones they informed him that they wanted “some information,” and walked away, unhurrying, in the direction Cottard had taken.
Plague - May 12
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