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| 陈公冠希者，江东上海府人也，龙额准目，骨骼清奇。冠希年尚垂髫，肆意狂放，不拘礼法，世人奇之。时有名士宋祖德者，见冠希，异其貌，讶然曰：“此子治世之情魔，乱世之淫棍也！
冠希之父，岭表巨贾，家资亿万，然冠希少时父弃其母，携小蜜而去，独遗巨资与冠希。冠希遂得日糜金二千，恣意放浪，悠游裙钗之中，狎戏脂粉之间。 既弱冠，冠希携巨资而入梨园为伶，未几，声名鹊起，名动香江，粉丝甚众。香江梨园，佳丽甚众，纯女熟妇，万紫千红，环肥燕瘦，婆娑婀娜，浅笑轻颦，极尽瑰姘。冠希见之，怅恨良久，叹曰：“不入此间，不知天下佳丽何其多也！吾必一一御之！”左右皆笑，以为妄言，冠希太息曰：“嗟乎，燕雀安知鸿鹄之志哉？” 时有丽姝曰钟氏欣桐者，或谓之“阿娇”。冠希见之，曰“吾必御之！” 或曰：“此女甚纯，常自比贞女烈妇，恐不可得也！” 冠希笑曰：“以貌取人，失之子羽。诸君徒知其貌，安知其底？！吾且为诸君尝之，诸君但作壁上观，酒以待吾归！”遂入阿娇金屋，倾而，执阿娇亵衣以归，而镬酒尚，左右皆拜服！或赞曰：“酒之间，斩将夺旗，古有云长，今有冠希！” 冠希既得阿娇，意尤未平，偶遇熟妇曰张氏柏芝者，魂动心醉，情难自禁，遂提枪而往。或劝曰：“不可！阿娇很傻很天真，然此女黠甚，公今虽得之，异日恐受其害！”冠希不纳，拔枪而上，鼓而攻之，粉肠一现，柏芝束手！ 冠希既收柏芝，遂欲如洪水，一发不可再收，终日游荡梨园，渔艳猎色，遇花弄花，见柳戏柳，半截粉肠，无孔不入，所御之女，虽罄南山之竹，难以数之。 冠希好画，尤嗜淫女为乐，其御百女，皆以相机摄之，存之电脑，或邀朋共阅，或举杯独赏。后电脑崩坏，与修，冠希淫女为乐遂泄。好事者闻之，以千金购之，散于网上，遂天崩地裂，百兽惊惶，中外侧目，香江鼎沸。夷人闻之，皆惊曰：“中国者，冠带之国，礼仪之邦，圣人之所在，而蛮荒之所慕也！孰知黄暴若此！”众女皆自危，或以千金购冠希之头。冠希闻之，急亡之东夷曰美立坚者，不敢复出。世人谓之曰“艳照门”。 阿娇、柏芝闻事泄，皆惶然。阿娇泣告世人曰：“很傻很天真”。柏芝之夫霆锋闻之，仰天叹曰：“吾识柏芝三十年矣，孰知其贱若此，反不如芙蓉姐姐也！”遂意欲休之。是时，冠希身败名裂，梨园索冠希之财，社团购冠希之首。冠希途穷路尽，遂告天下曰：“某今退出香港梨园，永不复出！”众人乃罢。 或谓曰：“公何以自断后路？既出梨园，复能何为？”冠希笑曰：“此吾之计也！吾所誓出者，唯香江而已！浩浩中原，煌煌美夷，安得无为？今中原大豪张公纪中，已以千金聘吾饰西门庆矣，得无可乎？” 左右皆服之。 、 复五十年，冠希卒，终前曰：“吾纵横半世，阅女无数，所不得者，惟西施、貂禅、昭君、玉环而已！今吾死，虽上追九天，下穷九泉，终当觅而御之，方无恨矣！”言迄，大笑而卒，左右皆汗颜。既卒，谥曰“黄品源”。然世人叹冠希之才，皆尊之为“黄帝”，礼祀与轩辕氏同。 太史公曰：“中国自和谐后，奇事纷呈，惊世骇俗者甚众，然黄暴若冠西者，未之有也！奈何冠希之生不逢国，设投身东瀛，安知不可为倭国宰辅乎？ Many years ago there lived an Emperor who was so exceedingly fond of fine new clothes that he spent vast sums of money on dress. To him clothes meant more than anything else in the world. He took no interes related links： 转载：转：给经常修理电脑的朋友16点忠告 |
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Flanders. On the other handto offend the Catholics sent by the king to aid him would be most impolitic. The arrival of this re-enforcementon which the duke himself had not reckonedfilled the Spaniards and the Guises with rage. However all these different opinions interfered sadly with the discipline of the duke's army. Joyeusewho we know had never liked the missionwas annoyed to find among these men such antagonistic opinionsand felt instinctively that the time for success was pastand both as an idle courtier and as a captaingrumbled at having come so far only to meet with defeat. He declared loudly that the Duc d'Anjou had been wrong in laying siege to Antwerpand argued that to possess a great city with its own consent was a real advantage; but that to take by assault the second capital of his future states was to expose himself to the dislike of the Flemings; and Joyeuse knew the Flemings too well not to feel sure that if the duke did take Antwerpsooner or later they would revenge themselves with usury. This opinion Joyeuse did not hesitate to declare in the duke's tent. While the council was held among his captainsthe duke was lying on a couch and listeningnot to the a ema |
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