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正文 第23节 文 / [英]阿道司·赫胥黎

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    perlystilated.so,ofurse,theydontlooklikethat.partly,”headded,

    ”bedielongbeforetheyreachthisoldcreaturesage.youth

    alstuniairedtillsixty,andthen,cracktheend.”

    butleninaan.sloe

    dotouchedthegrouued.intheirdeepsunkenorbitshiseyes

    ont

    expressionlessly,houtsurprise,asthoughshehadhereatall.then

    sloanhobbledpastthendwasgone.

    ”butitsterrible,”leninaehere.”

    shefeltinherpoa–onlytodisverthat,bysounpreted

    ht,shehadleftthebottledotheresthouse.beardspocketswere

    alsoety.

    leninaecrowdinginon

    herthidfast.thespectacleoftengiviotheirbabies

    deherblushandtuahingsoiin

    herlife.ahat,insteadoftactfullyignit,beard

    proentsonthisrevoltinglyviviparousse.ashad,

    noahadheweaknesshehaddisplayed

    thatingiel,heselfstrongand

    unorthodox.

    ”aaterelationship,”hesaid,deliberatelyeous.”and

    ustgeeioftenthinkoneyhavessed

    sothinginnothavinghadather.andperhapsyouvessedsothingin

    notbeingather,lenina.igineyourselfsittingtherehalittlebabyofyour

    own.”

    ”beardhoaniaanda

    diseaseoftheskindistractedherfroerindignation.

    ”letsgoalikeit.”

    butatthisnttheirguidetofollohe

    henarroreetbethehouses.theyroundedaer.adeaddog

    anhagoitrehehairof

    asllgirl.theirguidehaltedatthefootofaladder,raisedhishand

    perpendicularly,thendartedithorizontallyforutely

    nded–cliedtheladderandhroughthedave

    aellingofskeandoked

    greaseandlongwas

    anotherdooreashafthtandthenoise,veryloud

    ands.

    theysteppedaselvesonaerrace.below

    theshutinbythetallhouses,hevillagesquare,crohindians.

    brightblas,ahersinblackhair,andtheglintofturquoise,anddark

    skinsshini.leninaputherhandkerchieftoheoseagain.intheopen

    spaasonryand

    traledclay–theroofs,itbers;forire

    ofeaergingfrohelower

    darkness.asoundofsubterraneanfluteplayingcaupandostlostinthe

    steadyrerselesspersistens.

    leninalikedthedru.shuttinghereyessheabandonedherselftotheirsoft

    repeatedthunder,allooreandre

    pletely,tillatlasttherehiionedeeppulseof

    sound.itrendedherreassuringlyofthesyiadeatsolidarity

    servidfordsdaycelebrations.”ypy,”sheoherself.these

    drubeatoutjustthesarhyth.

    therealevoicesgout

    fiercelyinharshtalliison.afeesandsilehethunderous

    silens;thenshrill,inaneighingtreble,theensanshen

    againthedru;andonensdeepsavageaffirtionoftheir

    nhood.

    queer–yes.theplaceusic,soheclothesandthe

    goitresandtheskindiseasesandtheoldpeople.buttheperforself–there

    seedtobenothingspeciallyqueeraboutthat.

    ”itrendsofalonitysing,”shetoldbeard.

    butalittlelateritindingheragooddeallessofthatinnocuousfun.

    forsuddenlytherehadsedupfrohoseroundchaersuntergrounda

    ghastlytroopofnsters.hideouslyskedorpaiofallselanceof

    hunity,theyhadtraedoutastrangeliingdanceroundthesquare;round

    andagainround,singingastheyealittlefaster;

    andthedruhadelikethe

    pulsingoffeverintheears;andthecroosinghthedancers,

    louderandlouder;andfirstoneanhadshrieked,andthenanotherand

    another,asthoughtheyhensuddenlytheleaderofthe

    dancersbrokeoutoftheline,rantoabigandingatone

    endofthesquare,raisedthelidandpulledoutapairofblaakes.agreatyell

    thecrohoutstretched

    hands.hetossedtheshefirsters,thendippedbatothechest

    forre.reandre,blaout.

    ahedan.roundandroundthey

    oventatthekneesandhips.

    roundandround.thentheleadergaveasignal,aeranother,allthe

    snakesiddleofthesquare;anoldncaupfrobr >

    undergroundandspriheal,andfroheotherhatche

    aanandspriheblaanliftedhis

    handand,startingly,terrifyingly,theresstopped

    beating,lifeseedtohaveetoaheoldnpoiohetwo

    hatchhatgaveentraheloly,raisedbyinvisible

    handsfroeledfroheoneapaintedigeofaneagle,frobr >

    theotherthatofan,naked,andoaingly

    selfsustained,asthoughanclappedhishands.fora

    ettonbreechcloth,aboyofabouteighteensteppedoutofthecrowdand

    stoodbeforehihishandscrossedoverhischest,hisheadboan

    dethesignoftheandtuedaheboybegantowalk

    rouedthefirstcircuitandwas

    halfhroughthesend

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