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pm | | 1984 (5th Dec 22 at 12:51am UTC) | | The dark fear is half forgotten. He felt a little shy and sat up against the head of the bed. Julia got up early, put on her work clothes, and made coffee. The coffee in the pot was so fragrant that they had to close the window for fear that someone outside would smell it and ask them this and that. When sugar is added, the coffee becomes soft and soft, and the taste is sweeter. After years of eating saccharin, Winston had almost forgotten that coffee could still be so wonderful. Julia, with that bread and jam in her hand and her other hand in her pocket, walk round the room. She glanced at the bookshelf, sat down in an armchair to see if it was comfortable, pointed out how to repair the folding table, and looked helplessly at the strange face of the twelve-hour clock. She took the glass paperweight to the bed and looked into the light. He took the paperweight from her hand, and as usual, he was intoxicated by the soft glass of the rain. What do you think this is? Asked Julia. I don't think it's anything. I mean, I'm afraid it's never been of much use to anyone. That's what I like. They forgot to change this little piece of history. It's a message from a hundred years ago. The problem is that we have to know how to read it. "And that picture," she nodded at the etching on the opposite wall, "is a hundred years old?" "Even older.". Two hundred years, I dare say. No one can say it. What is it now? You can tell which year and which month. She went over to have a look. The thing stuck its nose out right here. "She kicked the wall under the picture." Where is this painting? I've seen it somewhere. It's a church,plastic pallet manufacturer, at least it used to be a church. It's called Saint Clement Danes. Then, remembering a few words of the song which Mr. Charrington had taught him, he added reluctantly: "Oranges and lemons, say the bells of St. Clement!" To his surprise, she went on: 'You Owe me three coppers, 'said the bells of St. Martin! Said the bell of Old Bailey,plastic pallet bins, when will you return? "I forgot how to sing next.". I remember the last two sentences, a candle to light your sleep, a machete to cut off your head! It's like a splice code split in half. There must be another sentence after "the bells of the Old Bailey". Perhaps, with the right hint, he could dig out of Mr. Charrington's head. Who taught you that? He asked. My father. When I was a little girl, he always sang with me. When I was eight years old, he was vaporized, or disappeared. "I don't know about lemons," she added nonchalantly. "I've seen oranges before. Round, yellow fruit with a thick skin." 'i Remember lemons, 'said Winston. Back in the '50s, it was everywhere. That thing is so sour that it can knock down your teeth when you smell it! "There must be bugs behind that picture, plastic pallet price ,collapsible pallet box," Julia said. I'll take it off one day and clean it up. We should go. I have to wipe the powder off my face. It's really annoying! Later, I'll wipe the lipstick off your face. Winston lingered in bed a little longer. The room began to darken. He turned to the light and stared at the glass paperweight. It was not the coral that interested him, but the inside of the glass. It is so deep, but it is as light and transparent as air. The surface of the glass, just like the arched sky, contains a small world, with its complete air. He thought he could walk into this world; in fact, he had already walked into it, and the mahogany bed, and the foldaway table, and the clock, the etching on the steel plate and the paperweight itself. The paperweight was his room, and the coral was his life and Julia's life. Their lives, at the center of this crystal ball, also share a kind of eternity. Five Syme disappeared. One morning he was absent from work; a couple of knuckleheads asked why he wasn't at work. The next day, no one mentioned him again. On the third day, Winston went to the hall of the Records Office to look at the notice board. There was a notice listing the members of the chess committee. Syme was one of them. The list looked almost exactly the same as before, and no one's name had been crossed out. However, there was one person missing from the list. That's enough. Syme no longer exists. He never existed.
The weather was so hot that it was almost roasting. Inside the labyrinthine Ministry, there are no windows, and the air-conditioned rooms are cool enough, but outside, the sidewalks are scorching and the subway stinks during rush hour. The preparations for the week of hatred were full of joy, and the staff of all departments worked overtime and worked hard. Processions, assemblies, parades, reports, waxworks, exhibitions, films, telescreens-all had to be prepared; stands were erected, statues were erected, slogans were invented, songs were composed, rumors were spread, photographs were made. Julia's section of the Fiction Department stopped producing novels and rushed out a series of pamphlets on the enemy's atrocities. In addition to his daily work, Winston spent a long time every day rummaging through the back files of the Times and revising the news quoted in his speeches. In the middle of the night, hordes of rowdy proles are loitering in the streets,collapsible pallet box, and the whole city is frantic and strange. Rockets are falling more frequently than before, and sometimes there are deafening explosions in the distance. No one can tell why, but rumors are flying everywhere. binpallet.com | |
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