人间中毒完整版

主演由郑惠颖 ,冯瑞亚 ,黄钰名 ,赖采绿 ,林立强 ,张智钧 ,王懿善 ..该片评分是10分,人间中毒完整版上映于2012-03-06的丁青县 ,http://www.mgdyy.org第一时间收录《人间中毒完整版》的(英语，国语，原声版)并提供免费在线观看,本剧主要讲述：'That boat was the "Cyclone,"--last trip she ever made--she sunk,that very trip--captain was Tom Ballou, the most immortal liar that everI struck. He couldn't ever seem to tell the truth, in any kind of weather.Why, he would make you fairly shudder. He WAS the most scandalous liar!I left him, finally; I couldn't stand it. The proverb says, "like master,like man;" and if you stay with that kind of a man, you'll come undersuspicion by and by, just as sure as you live. He paid first-class wages;but said I, What's wages when your reputation's in danger? So I letthe wages go, and froze to my reputation. And I've never regretted it.Reputation's worth everything, ain't it? That's the way I look at it.He had more selfish organs than any seven men in the world--all packedin the stern-sheets of his skull, of course, where they belonged.They weighed down the back of his head so that it made his nose tilt upin the air. People thought it was vanity, but it wasn't, it was malice.If you only saw his foot, you'd take him to be nineteen feet high,but he wasn't; it was because his foot was out of drawing.He was intended to be nineteen feet high, no doubt, if his footwas made first, but he didn't get there; he was only five feet ten.That's what he was, and that's what he is. You take the lies out of him,and he'll shrink to the size of your hat; you take the malice out of him,and he'll disappear. That "Cyclone" was a rattler to go, and the sweetestthing to steer that ever walked the waters. Set her amidships,in a big river, and just let her go; it was all you had to do.She would hold herself on a star all night, if you let her alone.You couldn't ever feel her rudder. It wasn't any more labor to steerher than it is to count the Republican vote in a South Carolina election.One morning, just at daybreak, the last trip she ever made, they tookher rudder aboard to mend it; I didn't know anything about it; I backedher out from the wood-yard and went a-weaving down the river all serene.When I had gone about twenty-three miles, and made four horribly crookedcrossings----'