Good girl, chapter one.

If you really want to hear it, the first thing you may want to know is my birthplace.

If you really want to listen to me, the first thing you want to know may be my birthplace.

A what? What was my bad childhood like? How busy were my parents before they had me?

How did I spend my unhappy childhood, what did my parents do before I was born,

And then what? All that david copperfield crap, but I don't want to get into it, if you want to know the truth. ?

And all that david copperfield crap, but to be honest, I don't want to tell you this.

First of all, these things make me bored. Secondly, if I tell them anything very personal, my parents will bleed twice each. ?

First of all, this kind of thing annoys me; Secondly, if I dwell on my parents' private affairs, they will lose their temper.

They are very sensitive to such things, especially my father. ?

They are the easiest to get angry about such things, especially my father.

They are fine, I'm not saying, but they are also very sensitive. ?

They are good people-I don't want to speak ill of them-but they really get angry easily.

Besides, I won't tell you my whole damn autobiography or anything. ?

Besides, I won't tell you my whole autobiography.

I want to tell you about the crazy things that happened to me around Christmas last year, just before I became very tired and had to come out to relax.

What I want to tell you is my absurd life before Christmas last year. Later, my whole body collapsed and I had to leave home and rest here for a while.

? I mean, that's all I told D.B., he's my brother. He is in Hollywood. ?

I mean, I told all this to DB. He is my brother in Hollywood.

Not far from this dump, he comes to see me almost every weekend. ?

That place is not far from my poor place at present, so he often comes to see me, almost every weekend.

Maybe he will drive me home when I come home next month. ?

I plan to go home next month, and he will drive me back by himself.

He just bought a Jaguar. This is a small British car with a speed of about 200 miles per hour.

He just bought a Jaguar, an English car that can travel 200 miles an hour.

? It cost him nearly 4000 dollars. He has a lot of money now He didn't like it before ?

It cost him nearly 4000 yuan to buy this car. He is very rich recently. He used to have no money.

When he is at home, he is just an ordinary writer. He wrote this wonderful collection of short stories, The Secret Goldfish, in case you have never heard of him. ?

In the past, when he was at home, he was just an ordinary writer. He wrote a great collection of short stories, The Secret Goldfish. I don't know if you've heard of it.

One of the best is The Secret Goldfish, which is about a child who won't let anyone see his goldfish because he bought it with his own money. ?

The best article in this book is "The Secret Goldfish", which tells how a child refused to let people see his goldfish because he bought it himself.

It killed me. Now he works as a prostitute in Washington and Hollywood. If there is one thing I hate, it is movies. Don't mention them to me. ?

This story is so touching that it almost killed me. Now he has entered Hollywood and become a bitch-this DB. I hate movies. You'd better not mention it to me.

I want to start with the day I left Pencey Preparatory School. Pencey Preparatory School is located in Agston, Pennsylvania. You may have heard of it. Anyway, you may have seen the advertisement. ?

I want to start with the day I left Pencey Middle School. Percy's school is in Ages, Pennsylvania. You may have heard of it. Maybe you have seen this advertisement at least.

They advertise in about 1000 magazines, always showing some capable people jumping over fences on horses. ? It seems that all you do in Percy is play polo all the time.

They advertised in almost/kloc-0.000 magazines, and there was always a great young man riding a horse and jumping over the fence. There seems to be nothing to do in Pencey except playing polo.

I have never seen a horse around here.

In fact, I haven't even seen a horse near the school.

? Under the photo of the man riding a horse, it always says: "Since 1888, we have been shaping boys into excellent and clear-thinking young people." ? It's all about the birds.

At the bottom of this horse racing map, it always says, "Since 1888, we have trained our children to be excellent and intelligent young people." This is a complete lie.

They do no more styling in Pencey than in other schools. ?

In Panxi, like other schools, there are no talents at all.

I don't know who is outstanding and clear-headed there. It could be two people. If there are so many. That's probably how they got to Percy. ?

Besides, I didn't see any excellent and smart people there. Maybe one or two. But that's probably what they did when they entered school.

Anyway, it was Saturday at the football match with Saxony Hall. The game with Saxon Hall should be a big event for Percy.

Well, it happened to be Saturday, and I was going to play football at Saxon Hall Middle School. The match with Saxony Hall is considered to be a great event near Pencey.

? This is the last game of the year. If Old Percy doesn't win, you should kill yourself or do something.

This is the last game of the year. If Percy loses, it seems that everyone will commit suicide.

? I remember that at about three o'clock that afternoon, I stood on the top of Thomson, next to this crazy cannon, which appeared in the American Revolutionary War. ?

I remember that at about three o'clock in the afternoon, I climbed to the top of Tang Musun's high mountain to watch the game, and stood next to that fucking cannon used in the War of Independence.

From there you can see the whole field, and you can see two teams attacking each other everywhere. ?

You can see the whole stadium from here, and you can see two teams fighting everywhere.

You can't see that the stands are too hot, but you can hear them all shouting. It's deep and terrible here in Percy, because almost the whole school is there except me, and it's skinny in Saxon Hall, because the visiting team seldom brings many people. ?

Although you can't see the situation clearly in the stands, you can hear their cheers and shout for Percy, because almost everyone in the school is on the field except me, but the cheers for Saxony Hall are sparse, because the team that plays with guests always brings a few people.

There are never many girls in the football match. Only seniors can take girls with them. ?

Girls are rarely seen in every football match. Only senior students can take girls to watch the ball game.

No matter how you look at it, this is a terrible school. ?

This is really a gloomy and terrible school, no matter from any angle.

I like to stay somewhere, at least where you can see a few girls occasionally, even if they are just scratching their arms or blowing their noses, or even giggling or something. ?

I always hope that I can see at least a few girls occasionally where I am, even if I only see them scratching their arms, blowing their noses and even giggling.

Old Selma Sommer-she is the headmaster's daughter-often appears in sports meetings, but she is not the kind of person who drives you crazy with desire. ? However, she is a very nice girl.

Selma Seymour, the headmaster's daughter, often comes out to watch football games, but a woman like her really won't interest you much. Actually, she's fine.

Once on a bus from Ajestown, I sat next to her and we chatted. I like her. ?

Once she and I went out by bus from a small town, and she sat next to me, and we chatted casually. I like her very much.

She has a big nose, her nails are bitten off, and she looks bleeding. She has those damn fake fingers everywhere, but you feel a little sorry for her. ?

Her nose is big, her nails are peeling off, as if bleeding, and there are two fake breasts on her chest, standing straight in all directions, but you will only feel sorry for her when you see her.

What I like about her is that she didn't tell you what a nice person her father was. She may know what a hypocritical slacker he is. ?

What I like about her is that she never talks nonsense about how great her father is. Maybe she knows he is a fake git.

The reason why I stood on Mount Thomson instead of watching the game from below is that I just got back from new york with the fencing team. ?

The reason why I stood on the top of Tang Musun and couldn't go down to watch the game was because I just came back from new york with the fencing team.

I'm the damn manager of the fencing team. Very important. That morning we went to new york to participate in the fencing competition of mcburney School. ? It's just that we didn't meet.

I am also the unlucky leader of this fencing team. That's really something. We set out early in the morning to compete in fencing at new york and McPenny Middle School. It's just that there is no competition in this competition.

? I left all the foil and equipment on the damn subway. It's not all my fault. I have to stand up and look at this map all the time, so that we know where to get off. So we go back to Pencey at about 2: 30, not dinner time. On the train back, the whole team rejected me. In a way, it's interesting. ?

We left our swords, equipment and other things on the damn subway. It's not entirely my fault. I have to stand up and look at the map to know where to get off. As a result, we didn't have time to eat, so we went back to Percy at half past two in the afternoon. After coming back by train, the whole team ignored me all the way. It's kind of fun to say.

Another reason why I didn't go to the game was that I was going to say goodbye to my history teacher, old Spencer. He has the flu, and I don't think I will see him again before the Christmas holiday begins.

Another reason why I didn't go down to the ball game was that I wanted to say goodbye to my history teacher, old Spencer. He has the flu, and I don't think I'll see him again before the Christmas holiday begins.

He wrote me a note saying that he wanted to see me before I went home. He knows I'm not going back to Pencey. ?

He wrote me a note saying that he hoped to see me before I went home. He knows that I will never come back after I leave Pencey this time.

I forgot to tell you that. They kicked me out. I shouldn't have come back after the Christmas holiday because I failed four courses and didn't go all out. ?

I forgot to tell you about it. They kicked me out of school and didn't want me to come back after the Christmas holiday because I failed in four subjects and refused to study hard.

They often warned me to start working hard-especially before and after the mid-term exam, when my parents attended a meeting with old Summer-but I didn't. ?

They often tell me to study hard-especially after my parents come to school to talk to Lao Sui in the middle of the semester-but I always turn a deaf ear.

So I was fired. In Pencey, they often fire employees. It has a high academic evaluation, Percy. That's true. ?

So I was fired. They often expel Percy's students. Percy has a high reputation in education. That's true.

Anyway, it was December, and it was as cold as a witch's nipple, especially on that stupid mountain top. ?

It was December, and it was as cold as a witch's nipple, especially on this damn mountain top.

I only wear double-sided, no gloves or anything. ?

I only wear a windbreaker to protect me from rain and sun, and I don't wear gloves or anything.

A week before that, someone stole my camel hair coat from my room, and my fur-lined gloves were in my pocket. ?

Last week, someone stole my camel fur coat from my room, and my fur-lined gloves were still in my big pocket.

Percy is full of liars. Quite a few people come from these very rich families, but it is full of liars. ?

Percy is full of thieves. Many students are extremely rich at home, but there are still many thieves at school.

The more expensive the school is, the more liars there are-I'm not kidding. ?

The more aristocratic the school is, the more thieves there are-I'm not kidding.

Anyway, I've been standing next to that crazy cannon, looking down at the game, freezing my ass off. ?

Well, I was standing motionless next to that damn cannon, watching the game below, and my ass was freezing.

It's just, I didn't watch the game much. The real purpose of my stay here is to feel some kind of farewell.

It's just that my attention is not on the ball. The real purpose of my lingering is to bid farewell to school quietly.

? I mean, I have left school and place, and I didn't even know I was leaving them. I hate that.

I mean, I have left some schools and places in the past, but I didn't know when I left. I hate this kind of thing.

? I don't care if this is a sad farewell or a bad farewell, but when I leave a place, I want to know that I want to leave it. If you don't, you will feel worse. ?

I don't care whether it's a sad parting or an unhappy parting. As long as you leave a place, you always want to know when to leave. Otherwise, my heart will feel even worse.

I am very lucky. Suddenly, something occurred to me, letting me know that I was leaving this hellhole. ?

I'm finally lucky. Suddenly I remembered something that made me feel like I was leaving this hellhole.

? I suddenly remembered that about this time in October, Robert Tichner and Paul Campbell and I were throwing football in front of the teaching building. ?

It suddenly occurred to me/kloc-how I threw football in front of the office building with Robert Teachenor and Paul Kembo in October.

They are all good people, especially Tihna. It was dark outside just before dinner, but we kept throwing the ball. ?

They are all good people, especially Ticinar. It was just before dinner, and it was already dark outside, but we still threw the ball.

It's getting dark and we can hardly see the ball, but we don't want to stop what we are doing. ?

It was getting dark, so dark that we could hardly see the ball, but we still refused to stop.

In the end, we had to. The biology teacher, Mr. Zambesi, poked his head out of the window of the teaching building and told us to go back to the dormitory to prepare dinner. ?

Finally, we were forced to stop. Mr. Chai Baixi, the biology teacher, poked his head out of the window of the Academic Affairs Office and told us to go back to the dormitory to prepare dinner.

If I have a chance to remember such things, I can say goodbye when necessary-at least in most cases. ?

If I am lucky enough to think of such a thing in a pinch, I can say goodbye-at least most of the time.

As soon as I got it, I turned and started running down the other side of the mountain to the old Spencer's house. He doesn't live on campus. He lives in anthony wayne Street.

So as soon as I felt that feeling, I immediately turned and ran down the other side of the hillside to the home of old Spencer. He doesn't live on campus. He lives in Anthony Weiss.

I ran all the way to the gate, and then I waited for a second until I caught my breath. I have no news, if you want to know the truth.

I ran to the gate in one breath and then stopped to catch my breath. I can't breathe. I'll tell you the truth.

? First of all, I am a heavy smoker, that is to say, I used to be. They asked me to cut it off.

I smoke a lot, which is one reason-that is, I used to smoke a lot. Now they want me to quit.

? Besides, I grew six and a half inches last year. That's why I got tuberculosis and came here to do these damn tests and things like that. However, I am healthy.

Another reason is that I grew six and a half inches last year. Because of this, I almost got lung disease. Now I'm going to have a fucking examination and treatment. Actually, there's nothing wrong with me

Anyway, as soon as I caught my breath, I ran across Highway 204. It was so cold that I almost fell down.

After catching my breath, I ran across 204th Street. It was so cold that I almost fell down.

? I don't even know what I'm running. I think I just like it. After crossing the street, I felt as if I had disappeared.

I don't even know why I ran-I think it's a happy moment. After crossing the street, I felt as if I had disappeared.

? It was a crazy afternoon, it was very cold, there was no sun or anything, and you felt like you were disappearing every time you crossed the road.

It was a fucking afternoon, the weather was terrible cold, there was no sun or anything, and every time I crossed the road, I always felt that I was missing something.

Boy, I rang the doorbell when I got to old Spencer's house. I'm really frozen. My ear hurts and I can hardly move my fingers. "Come on, come on," I said almost loudly. "Somebody open the door." ?

Hey, as soon as I got to old Spencer's door, I tried to ring the doorbell. I'm really frozen. My ear hurts so much that I can't move my fingers. "Hey, hey," I almost shouted, "Somebody open the door."

Finally, old Mrs Spencer opened the door. It ... They don't have a maid or anything. They always open the door by themselves. They don't have much money.

Finally, old lady Spencer came to open the door. They have no servants at home, so they always come out to open the door by themselves. They are not rich.

Holden!' Mrs. Spencer said. "It's good to see you! Come on in, honey! Are you freezing to death? " I think she is very happy to see me. She likes me. At least, I think she did.

Holden!' Mrs. Spencer said. "I'm so glad to meet you! Come on in, honey! Are you cold? " I think she is really happy to see me. She likes me. At least I think so.

God, I run so fast. "How are you, Mrs. Spencer?" I said. "What happened to Mr. Spencer?"

Hey, I really set foot in the house in three steps. "Hello, Mrs. Spencer?" I said. "What happened to Mr. Spencer?"

"Let me help you with your coat, dear," she said. She didn't hear me ask her how Mr. Spencer was. She is a little deaf.

"Let me take off your coat, dear," she said. She didn't hear my regards to Mr. Spencer. She is a little deaf.

She hung my coat in the closet in the hall, and I combed my hair back by hand. I often have a crew cut, and I never need to comb it. "How are you, Mrs. Spencer?" I said it again, only louder, so that she could hear.

She connected my coat to the closet in the hall, and I combed my hair back with my hands. I often cut my hair very short, so there is no need to comb it with a comb. "How are you, Mrs. Spencer?" I said it again, only louder so that she could hear.

"I've been fine, holden." She closed the closet door. "How have you been?" The way she asked me, I knew right away that old Spencer told her I was kicked out.

"I'm fine, Horton." She closed the cupboard door. "How are you?" From the tone of her question, I immediately heard that old Spencer had told her about my dismissal.

"Good," I said. "What happened to Mr Spencer? Has he recovered from the flu? "

"Good," I said. "Mr Spencer? Has he recovered from his cold? "

"It's over! Holden, he acted like a perfect-I don't know what it is. . . He's in the room, honey. Go straight in. "

"Good have no! Holden, he's completely like a nice guy-I don't know what to say ... He's in his room, dear. Go in. "