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    台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw,beardsuddenlyreeredthathe

    hadlefttheeaudelogapinhisbathrooideopenandrunning.

    ”suppliedthegrandyonhydroelectricstation.”

    ”stafortuhetiigetback.”indseye,beardsahe

    needleonthesttercreepingroundandround,antlike,iigable.

    ”quiholtzson.”

    ”upetresoffengatsixtythousandvolts.”

    ”youdontsayso,”saidleninapolitely,notknoheleastthewarden

    hadsaid,buttakiicpause.hearted

    boong,shehadinnspieofso,htheresult

    thatsheuldno,serenelynotlistening,thinkingofnothingatall,buthher

    largeblueeyesfixedoention.

    ”totouchthefenceisinstah,”pronouhenly.”thereis

    noescapefrosavagereservation.”

    theive.”perhaps,”saidbeard,halfrising,”to

    thinkofgoing.”thelittleblaeedle,nibblingthrough

    ti,eatingintohisney.

    ”noescape,”repeatedtheohischair;andasthe

    pertyetuntersignedbeardhadnochoicebuttoobey.”thosewho

    arebointhereservation–andreer,dearyounglady,”headded,

    leeringobsberthat,

    inthereservation,ay

    seehehopedthatthisreferenefulsubjectakelenina

    blush;butsheonlysledulatedintelligendsaid,”youdontsayso”

    disappoihehe

    reservatioiodiethere.”

    destiodieadeinute.sixlitresanhour.

    ”perhaps,”beardtriedagain,””

    leaningforehow

    nypeopleliveinthereservation.andireply”–triuhantly–”ireplythatwedo

    notknoanonlyguess.”

    ”youdontsayso.”

    ”dearyounglady,idosayso.”

    sixtistesthirtysix.beardale

    andtrelingpatieningntinued.

    ”aboutsixtythousandindiansandhalfbreedsabsolutesavagesour

    inspeunicatiohe

    civilizedsrriage,ifyou

    knoydearyounglady;faliesnonditioningnstrous

    superstitionsisndaoringuages,

    suchaszuiandspanishandathapaspus,poresandotherferocious

    anilsinfeouslizards”

    ”youdontsayso”

    theygotalast.bearddashedtothetelephone.quick,quick;butittook

    hiearlythreeogetozightbeangthe

    savagesalready,”heplained.”daedience”

    ”haveagrae,”suggestedlenina.

    herefused,preferringhisanger.andatlast,thankford,hehroughand,yes,

    itholtz;heloltz,toheexplainedhadhappened,andwho

    prosedtogoroundatoondtuoffthetap,yes,atotook

    thisopportunitytotellhihed.h.c.hadsaid,inpublic,yesterdayevening

    ”eootakeplace”beardsvoicewas

    agonized.”soitsactuallydecideddidhentionidyousayhedidford

    id”hehungupthereceiverandtuedbacktolenina.hisfaceale,

    hisexpressionutterlydejected.

    ”atter”sheasked.

    ”thetter”hedroppedheavilyintoachair.”ioingtobesenttoid.”

    oftenihehadaless

    andegreattrial,so

    pain,sopersecution;hehadevenlongedforaffli.asretlyasaweek

    ago,inthedireaginedhielfurageouslyresisting,

    stoicallyacceptingsufferinghoutaorsthreatshadactuallyelated

    hidehieellargerthathat,ashenoausehe

    hadnottakehreatsquiteseriously,hehadnotbelievedthat,eto

    thepoint,thed.h.g.nohatitlookedasthoughthe

    threatsagioicis

    thattheoreticalurage,notatrace.

    heragedagainsthielf–afool–againstthedirector–hotogive

    hihatotherce,thatotherceatall,hehad

    aleake.andid,id

    leninashookherhead.”eill,”shequoted,”itakeagrae

    andonlya”

    intheendshepersuadedhiosa.fiveer

    rootsandfruitsed.a

    ssagefroheporterannouhat,attheiuardhaderoundhaplaneandingontheroofofthehotel.they

    greenuniforalutedandproceededto

    re.

    abirdseyevieenoradozenoftheprincipalpueblos,thenalandingforlunch

    inthevalleyoflpais.theresthousefortablethere,andupatthe

    pueblothesavagesrfestival.itwouldbe

    thebestplacetospendthenight.

    theytooktheirseatsintheplaneaoff.teertheyrossing

    thefrohatseparatedsavagery.uphillanddohe

    desertsofsaltorsand,throughforests,intothevioletdepthofyons,

    andpeakandtabletoppedsa,thefencerchedonandon,irresistiblythe

    straightlihegeotriphanthunpurpose.andatitsfoot,

    hereandthere,asaifebones,astillunrottedcarcasedarkoawny

    grouheplaceaorporeoryote,orthe

    greedyturkeybuzzardsdraihough

    byapoeticjustice,hadetooclosetothedestroyingwires.

    ”theyneverlea,”saidthegreenunifordpilot,pointingdotheskeletons

    onthegroundbelo.”andtheyneverwilllea,”headdedandlaughed,as

    thoughhehadsohophovertheeleals.

    beardalsolaughed;aftertsofsothejokeseed,forso

    reason,good.laughedandthen,alstiediately,droppedofftosleep,and

    sleepingaosandtesuque

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