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正文 第7节 文 / [英]阿道司·赫胥黎

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twusofditerraneaher,thildren,a

    littleboyofaboutsevenandalittlegirlighthavebeenayearolder,were

    playing,verygravelyandhallthefocussedattentionofstistsiona

    labourofdisvery,arudintarysexualga.

    ”g,g”thed.h.c.repeatedsentintally.

    ”ileherpatronizing.they

    hadputasidesilarchildishasentstooretlytobeableto

    nopt.gbutitapairofkidsfooling

    about;thatkids.

    ”ialeratherudlintone,when

    heerruptedbyaloudboohooing.

    froneighbshrubberyergedanurse,leadingbythehandasllboy,

    .ananxiouslookinglittlegirltrottedatherheels.

    ”atter”askedthedirector.

    thenurseshruggedhershoulders.”nothingch,”sheanssjustthat

    thislittleboyseeratherreluttojoinintheordiicplay.idnoticedit

    ooday.hestartedyellingjustnow”

    ”holy,”putintheanxiouslookinglittlegirl,”ididntantohurthir

    anything.holy.”

    ”ofurseyoudidnt,dear,”saidthenursereassuringly.”andso,”sheon,

    tuingbatakinghiheassistantsuperinte

    ofpsyal.”

    ”ouiteright,”saidthedirein.youstayhere,littlegirl,”headded,as

    thenursevedae”

    ”pollytrotsky.”

    ”andaverygoodnatoo,”saidthedirector.”runaan

    findsootherlittleboytoplayh.”

    thechildscaeredoffintothebushesandtosight.

    ”exquisitelittlecreature”saidthedirector,lookingafterher.then,tuingtohis

    students,”goingtotellyounoaysoundincredible.but

    theohistory,stfactsaboutthepastdosound

    incredible.”

    heletouttheazingtruth.foraverylongperiodbeforethetiofourford,

    andevenfeionsaftericplaybethildrenhadbeen

    regardedasabnorlthereal,

    actuallyioralno:andhadthereforebeenrigorouslysuppressed.

    alookofastonishedincredulityappearedonthefacesofhislisteners.poorlittle

    kidsnotallousetheelvestheyuldnotbelieveit.

    ”evenadolests,”thed.h.c.slikeyourselves”

    ”notpossible”

    ”barringalittlesurreptitiousautoerotisndhosexuality–absolutelynothing.”

    ”nothing”

    ”instcases,tilltheyyyearsold.”

    ”tyyearsold”echoedthestudentsinachorusoflouddisbelief.

    ”ty,”thedirectorrepeated.”itoldyouthatyoudfinditincredible.”

    ”buthappeheyasked.”heresults”

    ”theresultserrible.”adeepresonantvoicebrokestartlinglyintothedialogue.

    theylookedaround.onthefrihelittlegroupstoodastranger–anof

    ddleheight,blackhaired,hahookednose,fullredlips,eyesverypierg

    anddark.”terrible,”herepeated.

    thed.h.c.hadatthatntsatdohesteelandrubberbenches

    nvelyscatteredthroughthegardens;butatthesightofthestranger,he

    sprangtohisfeetanddartedforilinghallhis

    teeth,effusive.

    ”ntrolleranuedpleasureboys,areyouthinkingofthisis

    thentroller;thisishisfordship,staphand.”

    inthefourthousandrooofthetrethefourthousaricclocks

    siltaneouslystruthetruetuths.

    ”indayshiftoffduty.senddayshifttakeover.indayshiftoff”

    i,ontheirs,henryfosterandtheassistant

    direarxfrobr >

    thepsyselvesfrohatunsavouryreputation.

    thefainthundrattleofbryo

    store.shiftsghteandgo,onelupuslouredfacegiveplacetoanother;

    jesticallyandforeverthenveyorscreptforen

    anden.

    leninacroohedoor.

    hisfordshipstaphandtheeyesofthesalutingstudentsalstpoppedout

    oftheirheads.staphandtheresidentntrollerforeeuropeoneof

    thetenrollers.ohetenadohebenchhthe

    d.h.c.,hestraightfrobr >

    thehorsesuth.straightfroheuthoffordhielf.

    tpbredfroneighbshrubbery,staredatthebr >

    foras

    angtheleaves.

    ”youallreer,”saidthentroller,inhisstrongdeepvoice,”youall

    reer,isuppose,thatbeautifulandinspiredsayingofourfords:historyis

    bunk.history,”herepeatedslowly,”isbunk.”

    hehough,haninvisiblefeatherwisk,hehad

    brushedatledust,ahechaldees;

    sospideryae.

    whisk.whisk–anderand

    gotaandjesushosespecksofantiquedirtcalledathensand

    ro,jerusalendtheddlekingdoallheplacewhere

    italyhadbeenpty.hecathedrals;he

    thoughtsofpascal.whisk,passion;phony;whisk

    ”goingtothefeeliesthisevening,henry”enquiredtheassistainator.”i

    hearthenebraisfirstrate.theresaloveseonabearskin

    rug;theysayitsrvellous.everyhairofthebearreproduazing

    tactualeffects.”

    ”thatse

    hase”

    thed.h.nervously.thereoursofold

    forbiddenbookshiddeninasafeirollersstudy.bibles,poetry–fordknew

    .

    staphandinterceptedhisanxiousglaheersofhisredlips

    tchedironically.

    ”itsallright,director,”hesaidinatoneoffaintderision,”i.”

    thed.h.c.edhnfusion.

    thoseselvesdespiseddoileon

    beardrxsfaceptuous.everyhaironthebearindeed

    ”ishallkeapointofgoing,”saidhenryfoster.

    staphandleanedfor.”justtrytorealizeit,”he

    said,andhi

    ...
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