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正文 第17节 文 / [英]阿道司·赫胥黎

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    then.

    ”feelhoes

    rejoid,inrejoigs,die

    ltihedru

    foriaouandyouarei.”

    asversesucceededversethevoicesthrilledent.the

    seheingsiiensionintheair.the

    presidentsusid,hthefinalhefinalstanza,there

    esilehesileretchedexpecy,quiveringandcreeping

    hagalvaniclife.thepresidentreachedouthishand;andsuddenlyavoice,a

    deepstrongvoiusicalthananyrelyhunvoice,richer,er,

    revibrantpassion,aysterious,

    supeaturalvoiabovetheirheads.veryslowly,”oh,ford,ford,

    ford,”itsaiddinishinglyandonadesdingscale.asensationofth

    radiatedthrillinglyoutfrohesolarplexustoeveryextretyofthebodiesof

    thoseeintotheireyes;theirhearts,theirboedto

    ve,asthoughelting,

    ”ford”dissolved,dissolved.then,inaone,suddenly,startlingly.”listen”

    truetedthevoice.”listen”theylistened.afterapause,sunktoaa

    ehooreperatingthantheloudestcry.”thefeetofthegreater

    being,”iton,aedtheofthegreaterbeing.”the

    ostexpired.”thefeetofthegreaterbeihestairs.”andonce

    rethereontarilyrelaxed,retched

    again,tauter,tauter,alsttothetearingpoint.thefeetofthegreaterbeing–oh,

    theyheardthe,theyheardtheingsoftlydoingnearerand

    nearerdoheinvisiblestairs.thefeetofthegreaterbeing.andsuddenlythe

    tearingpointanarothschild

    sprangtoherfeet.

    ”ihearhi”shecried.”ihearhi”

    ”hesing,”shoutedsarojiniengels.

    ”yes,hesing,ihearhi”fifibradlaughandtoahirose

    siltaneouslytotheirfeet.

    ”oh,oh,oh”joannainarticulatelytestified.

    ”hesing”yelledjiokanovsky.

    thepresidentleanedforofcyalsand

    blotoing.

    ”oh,hesing”screadclaradeterding.”aie”andithoughshewere

    havihroatcut.

    feelingthatiteforhiodosothing,beardalsojuedupand

    shouted:”ihearhihesing.”butittrue.heheardnothingand,for

    hinobodying.nobody–inspiteofthesiounting

    ext.buthes,heshouted;andwhen

    theantojigandstaandshuffle,healsojiggedandshuffled.

    roundthey,acircularprocessionofdancers,eachhhandsonthehipsof

    thedanpingtotherhythbr >

    ofthesichtheirfeet,beatingit,beatingitouthhandsoo

    front;tingasone;asoocksslabbily

    resounding.t,ihearhing.”the

    sicquied;fasterbeatthefeet,faster,fasterfelltherhythds.andall

    atothehe

    approaentandfinalnsuationofsolidarity,theingofthe

    theincaationofthegreaterbeing.”ypy,”itsang,he

    toontiobeattheirfeverishtattoo:

    ”ypy,fordandfun,

    kissthegirlsahene.

    boysat0nehgirlsatpeace;

    ypivesrelease.”

    ”ypy,”thedancerscaughtuptheliturgicalrefrain,”ypy,fordand

    fun,kissthegirls”andastheysang,thelightsbegansloofade–tofadeand

    atthesatitogroer,richer,redder,untilatlasttheyingin

    thetbryostore.”ypy”intheirbloodlouredand

    foetaldarkhedainuedforaocirculate,tobeataout

    theiigablerhyth”ypy”thenthecirclewavered,broke,fellin

    partialdisiionontheringofucheshsurrounded–circlosing

    circle–thetableanditsplaarychairs.”ypy”tehedeepvoice

    ousnegrodove

    lyoverthenoers.

    they

    and.

    ”itplywonderful”shelooked

    atbeardhanexpressionofrapture,butofraptureinhererace

    ofagitatioent–fortobeexcitedisstilltobeunsatisfied.hershe

    tion,thepeaerevatsatietyand

    nothingness,butofbalan.arid

    livingpeace.forthesolidarityservicehadgivenasaken,drao

    replenish.sheadeperfeerely

    herself.”didntyouthinkited,lookingintobeardsface

    hthosesupeaturallyshiningeyes.

    ”yes,ithoughtithesightofher

    transfiguredfaderofhisown

    separateness.heiserablyisolatednoheservice

    began–reisolatedbyreasonofhisunrepleiness,hisdeadsatiety.

    separateandunatoned,heothersothegreaterbeing;

    aloneeveninrganaseraorehopelessly

    hielfthanhehadeverbeeninhislifebefore.hehadergedfrohat

    tricglarehaselfnsciousnessintensifiedtothe

    pitchofagony.heiserable,andperhapshershiningeyesaccused

    hiperhapsit.”quiteed;buttheonly

    thihinkanaseyebrow.

    chaptersix

    odd,odd,odd,arx.soodd,ihatinthe

    urseofthesucceedihanoncehershe

    shouldntgeherndabouttheneexiholiday,andgoiothe

    northpolehbenitohoover.thetroublehatshekhpole,had

    beentherer,andore,founditpretty

    grinothingtodo,aeltoohopelesslyoldfashioned–notelevisionlaid

    oninthebedroo,nosostputridsyicsidnot

    rethantyfiveescalatorsquashurtsforoverts

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