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正文 第22节 文 / [英]阿道司·赫胥黎

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    oversiaandesa,overzui

    andcibolaandojocaliente,andaestandingonthe

    ground,leninaallsquarehouse,andthe

    gaagreenoctoroontalkinginprehensiblyhayoungindian.

    ”lpais,”explaihepilot,asbeardsteppedout.”thisistheresthouse.and

    theresadahisafteoonatthepueblo.helltakeyouthere.”hepoio

    thesullenyoungsavage.”funny,iexpect.”hegrinned.”everythingtheydois

    funny.”aotheplaneandstarteduptheengines.”back

    torroeer,”headdedreassuringlytolenina,”theyreperfectly

    tsavages.theyvegotenoughexperienceofgas

    bostoknoustntplayanytricks.”stilllaughihrehe

    helipterscreogear,accelerated,andwasgone.

    chapterseven

    thesaedinastraitoflionloureddust.theel

    oheotheracross

    thevalleyranastreakofgreentheriveranditsfields.ontheprohatstone

    shipintheinglyapartofit,ashapedarical

    outalpais.blockaboveblock,each

    storysllerthantheonebeloputated

    pyradsintothebluesky.attheirfeetlayastraggleoflorisscross

    ofnsof

    skeuntedperpendicularlyintothe.

    ”queer,”saidlenina.”veryqueer.”itnation.”i

    dontlikeit.andidontlikethatn.”shepoiheindianguidewhohad

    beenappoiaketheptothepueblo.herfeelingly

    rean,ashe,was

    hostile,sullenlyuous.

    ”besides,”sheloells.”

    bearddidnotattettodenyit.theywalkedon.

    suddenlyitealiveandwerepulsing,pulsing

    oventofblood.upthere,inlpais,thedruwere

    beien.theirfeetfellinofthatsteriousheart;they

    quiedtheirpace.theirpathledtheothefootoftheprecipice.thesidesof

    thegreatsashipto,threehundredfeettothegunwale.

    ”itheplane,”saidlenina,lookingupresentfullyatthe

    blankiendingrockface.”ihateallwhenyoureon

    thegroundatthebottofahill.”

    theyeesa,roundedaproje,

    andthere,inapanionladder.they

    clied.itsidetosideofthegully.

    sotisthepulsingofthedruedto

    bebeatingonlyjustroundtheer.

    heythatthewindof

    hisheirfaces.inacreviceoftherocklayapileofbowas

    alloppressivelyqueer,andtheindiansltstrongerandstroheyerged

    atlastfroheraviothefullsunlight.thetopofthesadeckof

    stone.

    ”likethecharingttont.butshealloo

    enjoyherdisveryofthisreassuringreselancef.apaddingofsoftfeet

    detheuround.nakedfrohroattoheirdarkbroed

    helines”likeasphalttennisurts,”leoexplain,theirfaces

    inhunerunningalong

    thepath.theirblackhairhfoxfurandredflannel.cloaksofturkey

    feathersflutteredfroheirshoulders;hugefeatherdiadeexplodedgaudily

    roundtheirheads.ethekandrattleoftheirsilver

    braeon

    owas

    holdiherbrush;theothercarried,iherhand,lookedatadistance

    likethreeorfourpiecesofthickrope.oheropesheduneasily,and

    suddenlyleninasahattheyweresnakes.

    thenearerandheirdarkeyeslookedather,buthoutgiving

    anysigion,anysllestsignthattheyhadseenherorwereawareof

    herexistehepagainenpassed.

    ”idontlikeit,”saidlenina.”idontlikeit.”

    shelikedevenlessaedherattheentrahepueblo,heir

    guidehadleftthensideforinstrus.thedirt,tostarth,the

    pilesofrubbish,thedust,thedogs,theflies.herfaceaceof

    disgust.sheheldherhandkerchieftoheose.

    ”buthoheylivelikethis”shebrokeoutinavoiceofindignantincredulity.it

    possible.

    beardshruggedhisshouldersphilosophically.”anyhoheyvebeen

    doingitforthelastfiveorsixthousandyears.soisupposetheystbeusedtoit

    bynow.”

    ”butlinessisofordliness,”sheinsisted.

    ”yes,andcivilizationissterilization,”beardon,ncludingonatoneofirony

    thesendhypnopdientaryhygiene.”butthesepeoplehave

    neverheardofourford,andtheyarentcivilized.sotheresnopointin”

    ”oh”shegrippedhisar”look.”

    analstnakedindianbingdothefirstfloor

    terraceofaneighbhouse–rungafterrung,ulouscautionof

    extreoldage.hisfaceaskof

    obsidiahlessuthhadfallenin.attheersofthelips,andoneach

    sideofthe,afeedalsteagainstthedarkskin.

    thelongunbraidedhairhungdo

    afleshless.verysloedo

    eagbeforeheventuredaep.

    ”atter”hhorrorand

    azent.

    ”hesold,thatsall,”beardansoowas

    startled;buthedeanefforttoseenved.

    ”old”sherepeated.”butthedirectorsold;lotsofpeopleareold;theyrenotlike

    that.”

    ”thatsbe

    diseases.heirintealsecretionsartificiallybalaayouthful

    equilibriuittheirgnesiualciuatiotofallbeloitwas

    atthirty.trans

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