一种尼罗河病毒

Seven Modern Plagues Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.5822/978-1-61091-466-6_6

M. Walters

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它可能发生在八月。除此之外，没人知道这束棕色的小光柱是什么时候落在恩里科·加布里埃利身上的。这位60岁的老人在他位于纽约皇后区白石的意大利社区的花园里，在红色的天竺葵和紫色的宇宙中度过了夏日的夜晚，1999年的夏天更是如此。7月，气温连续11天突破95度，这是该市有记录以来最热的一个月。

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A Virus from the Nile

It probably happened in August. Beyond that, no one can say when the tiny brown wisp settled upon Enrico Gabrielli’s body. The sixty-year-old cherished summer evenings among the red geraniums and purple cosmos in his garden, in the Italian neighborhood of Whitestone in Queens, New York— and never more so than in the summer of 1999. In July the temperature broke ninety-five degrees for eleven straight days—the hottest month ever recorded in the city.

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