第22部分 (第2/9頁)
人生幾何提示您：看後求收藏（品書網www.vodtw.tw），接著再看更方便。
nd and my war brother。〃
〃When do the war brothers eat？〃 I asked。
〃Right away。 We'll drink once more for your liver's sake。〃
〃Like Saint Paul。〃
〃You are inaccurate。 That was wine and the stomach。 Take a little wine for your stomach's sake。〃
〃Whatever you have in the bottle；〃 I said。 〃For any sake you mention。〃
〃To your girl；〃 Rinaldi said。 He held out his glass。
〃All right。〃
〃I'll never say a dirty thing about her。〃
〃Don't strain yourself。〃
He drank off the cognac。 〃I am pure；〃 he said。 〃I am like you； baby。 I will get an English girl too。 As a matter of fact I knew your girl first but she was a little tall for me。 A tall girl for a sister；〃 he quoted。
〃You have a lovely pure mind；〃 I said。
〃Haven't I？ That's why they call me Rinaldo Purissimo。〃
〃Rinaldo Sporchissimo。〃
〃e on； baby； we'll go down to eat while my mind is still pure。〃
I washed； bed my hair and we went down the stairs。 Rinaldi was a little drunk。 In the room where we ate； the meal was not quite ready。
〃I'll go get the bottle；〃 Rinaldi said。 He went off up the stairs。 I sat at the table and he came back with the bottle and poured us each a half tumbler of cognac。
〃Too much；〃 I said and held up the glass and sighted at the lamp on the table。
〃Not for an empty stomach。 It is a wonderful thing。 It burns out the stomach pletely。 Nothing is worse for you。〃
〃All right。〃
〃Self…destruc
