人人草人人看

主演由林维哲 ,王香恭 ,王修行 ,周宏伟 ,吴奕君 ,林美惠 ,季志安 ..该片评分是10分,人人草人人看上映于2018-12-02的江华瑶族自治县 ,http://www.mgdyy.org第一时间收录《人人草人人看》的(英语，国语，原声版)并提供免费在线观看,本剧主要讲述：'My, what a race I've had! I saw you didn't see me,and so I clapped on all steam for fear I'd miss you entirely.And here you are! there, just stand so, and let melook at you! just the same old noble countenance.'[To Yates's friend:] 'Just look at him! LOOK at him!Ain't it just GOOD to look at him! AIN'T it now? Ain't he justa picture! SOME call him a picture; I call him a panorama!That's what he is--an entire panorama. And now I'm reminded!How I do wish I could have seen you an hour earlier!For twenty-four hours I've been saving up that two hundredand fifty dollars for you; been looking for you everywhere.I waited at the Planter's from six yesterday evening till two o'clockthis morning, without rest or food; my wife says, "Where have youbeen all night?" I said, "This debt lies heavy on my mind."She says, "In all my days I never saw a man take a debt to heartthe way you do." I said, "It's my nature; how can I change it?"She says, "Well, do go to bed and get some rest." I said,"Not till that poor, noble young man has got his money."So I set up all night, and this morning out I shot, and the firstman I struck told me you had shipped on the "Grand Turk"and gone to New Orleans. Well, sir, I had to lean up againsta building and cry. So help me goodness, I couldn't help it.The man that owned the place come out cleaning up with a rag,and said he didn't like to have people cry against his building,and then it seemed to me that the whole world had turnedagainst me, and it wasn't any use to live any more; and comingalong an hour ago, suffering no man knows what agony, I met JimWilson and paid him the two hundred and fifty dollars on account;and to think that here you are, now, and I haven't got a cent!But as sure as I am standing here on this ground on thisparticular brick,--there, I've scratched a mark on the brickto remember it by,--I'll borrow that money and pay it overto you at twelve o'clock sharp, tomorrow! Now, stand so;let me look at you just once more.'