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正文 第18节 文 / [英]阿道司·赫胥黎

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw.no,

    decidedlysheuldntfacethenorthpoleagain.addedtoh,shehadonlybeen

    toaricebefore.ahen,hoelyacheapweekendinnew

    york–haditbeenhjeanjacqueshabibullahorbokanovskyjonessheuldnt

    reer.anyhoportaheprospectofflying

    again,andforaoreover,foratleastthreedaysof

    thatorethanhalfadozen

    peopleintherehadeverbeeninsideasavagereservation.asan

    alphapluspsychologist,beardenshekledtoa

    pert.forlenina,theopportunity,souniquealsowas

    beardsoddhatshehadhesitatedtotakeit,hadactuallythoughtofrisking

    thepoleagainal.whereasbeard

    ”alholinhisbloate,”ionofeveryetricity.but

    henry,,oneeveningheyogether,leninahadrather

    anxiouslydiscussedheeparedpoorbeardtoa

    rhinoceros.

    ”youtteacharhiricks,”hehadexplainedinhisbriefandvigorous

    style.”sorhinoceroses;theydontrespondproperlyto

    nditioning.poordevilsbeardsohelu,hesprettygoodat

    hisjob.other.however,”headded

    nsolingly,”ithinkhesprettyharess.”

    prettyharess,perhaps;butalsoprettydisquieting.thatnia,tostarth,for

    doingthingsinprivate.eant,inpractiotdoinganythingatall.foingtobed:butone

    uldntdothatalltheti.yes,herepreciouslittle.thefirst

    afteoonthey

    attoquayuntryclubfollotheoxfordunion.butbeardthought

    thereuchic

    golfatst.andreagicgolf

    e.

    ”thenefor”askedleninainsoastonishnt.

    apparently,foinghelakedistrict;forthathenowproposed.

    landoopofskiddaheheather.”alone

    hyou,lenina.”

    ”but,beard,.”

    beardblushedandlookedaeant,aloalking,”heled.

    ”talkingbutedaveryoddwayof

    spendinganafteoon.

    intheendshepersuadedhichagainsthissterdao

    seethesedefinalsoftheensheavypionship.

    ”inaainedobstinatelygloothewhole

    afteoodozensinthe

    icecreaobarbetisery

    absolutelyrefusedtotakethehalfgraeraspberrysundaehshepressed

    uponhi”idratherbeself,”hesaid.”selfandnasty.notsobodyelse,

    howeverjolly.”

    ”agraeintisavesnine,”saidlenina,produgabrighttreasureof

    sleeptaught.beardpushedapatiently.

    ”noper,”shesaid.”reeronecubititrecuresten

    gloosentints.”

    ”oh,forfordssake,bequiet”heshouted.

    leninashruggedhershoulders.”agraeisaln,”she

    ncludedhdignity,anddrankthesundaeherself.

    ontheirheel,beardinsistedonstoppinghispropeller

    andhonhishelipterscrehinahundredfeetofthehe

    herhadtakenagefortheherlywindhadsprungup,

    theskyloudy.

    ”look,”hended.

    ”butitshorrible,”saidlenina,shrtnkingbackfroheasappalledby

    therushiinessofthenight,bytheblafleckederheaving

    behebythepalefaoon,sohaggardanddistractedangthe

    hasteningclouds.”letstuontheradio.quick”shereachedforthediallingknob

    onthedashboardaatrando

    ”skiesareblueinsideofyou,”sangsixteentreloingfalsettos,”thehers

    always”

    thenahicughandsilence.beardhadschedofthecurrent.

    ”itolookattheseainpeace,”hesaid.”oevenlookhthatbeastly

    noisegoingon.”

    ”butitslovely.andidonttolook.”

    ”butido,”heinsisted.”itkesfeelasthough”hehesitated,seargfor

    self,”asthoughiore,ifyouseei

    an.reoelyapartofsothingelse.notjustacell

    inthesoakeyoufeellikethat,lenina”

    butleninashorrible,itshorrible,”shekeptrepeating.”andhoan

    youtalklikethataboutnotingtobeapartofthesocialbodyafterall,every

    onedohoutanyone.evenepsilons”

    ”yes,iknoi.andi

    daed”

    leninay.”beard”sheprotestedinavoiceof

    azeddistress.”hoanyou”

    inadifferentkey,”hoeditatively.”no,therealprobles:

    hothatit,orrather–because,afterall,iknoe–

    ynditioning.”

    ”but,beard,youresayiahings.”

    ”dontyouwishyouwerefree,lenina”

    ”idontknoean.iaree.freetohavetheste.

    everybodyshappynowadays.”

    helaughed,”yes,everybodyshappynohechildrenthat

    atfive.buteotherway,leninain

    yourople;notineverybodyelsesway.”

    ”idontknoean,”sherepeated.then,tuingtohi”oh,doletsgo

    back,beard,”shebesought;”idosohateithere.”

    ”dontyoulikebeinge”

    ”butofurse,beard.itsthishorribleplace.”

    ”ithoughtetherhere–oon.

    retogetherthaninthats.dontyouuandthat”

    ”idontuandanything,”shesaidiopreserveher

    inprehensionintaothiofall,”shentinuedinaone”why

    youdonttakesohesedreadfulideasofyours.youdfetall

    abouttheandinsteadoffeelingserable,youdbejolly.sojolly,”sherepeated

    andsled,forallthepuzzledayinhereyes,eanttobean

    invitingandvoluptuousca

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