栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twangthedancers,atallnhe
skofayoteandholdinginhishandaedleather,advanced
to.theboyvedonasthoughuhersexistehe
yotenraisedhisontafexpecy,thenas
vent,thepatheftesh.
theboysbodyquivered;buthedenosound,heeslow,
steadypace.theyotestruckagain,again;andateveryblasp,and
thenadeepgroanthecroes
roundheing.fivetisround,sixtisround.
suddenlyleninaveredherfaceshishherhandsaosob.”oh,stop
thestopthesheilored.butthees
round.thenallatoheboystaggeredand,stillhoutasound,pitchedforward
ontohisfa,theoldntouchedhisbackhalonge
feather,helditupforant,,forthepeopletoseethenshookitthrice
overthesnakes.afesbrokeoutagainintoa
panifhurryinghereshout.thedancersrushedforward,
pien,en,children,allthe
ierthesquarepty,onlytheboyreined,
proneencaoutofohe
houses,andedifficultyliftedhindcarriedhin.theeagleandthe
nonthecrosskeptguardforalittleptypueblo;then,as
thoughtheyhadseenenough,sankslhtheirhatchof
sight,intotheherworld.
leninaillsobbing.”tooarepeating,andallbeards
nsolationsblood”sheshuddered.”oh,iwishihad
so.”
there.
leninadidsathherfaherhands,unseeing,apart.only
beardtuedround.
thedressoftheyoungontotheterrace
hisplaitedhairraeskin,
bronzed.
”hullo.goodrrohestranger,infaultlessbutpeculiarenglish.”youre
theotherplace,outsidethereservation”
”ent.
theyoungnsighedandshookhishead.”astunhappygentlen.”and,
pointingtothebloodstainsinthened
spot”heaskedinavoicethattreledotion.
”agraeisbetterthanada,”saidleninaicallyfroehindher
hands.”iyso”
”ioughttohavebeenthere,”theyoungne
bethesaes–teen.paloi
asfarasseven.theyuldhavehadtu.the
ltitudinousseasinsinalavishgesture;then,
despairingly,lettheallagain.”buttheye.theydislikedfor
plexion.itsalans
eyes;heedandtuedaway.
astonishntdeleninafetthedeprivationofso.sheunveredherface
and,forthefirstti,lookedatthestranger.”doyouantosaythatyoued
tobehiththatwhip”
stillavertedfroer,theyoungndeasignofaffirtion.”forthesakeof
thepueblo–toketheraihegroopleasepookongand
jesus.aoshohatibearpainhout.yes,”andhisvoice
suddenlytookonaneuedhaproudsquaringofthe
shoulders,aproud,defiantliftingoftheanoh”he
gaveagaspandeinhislife,the
faceofagirlthelourofcholateskin,whosehair
alyazingywas
oneofbenevolenti.leninailingathisuicelookingboy,she
hinking,andareallybeautifulbody.thebloodrushedupintotheyoung
nsfaagainforantonlytofindher
stillslingathianduchoverethathehadtotuawayand
pretendtobelookingveryhardatsothingohersideofthesquare.
beardsquestionsdeadiversion.whohowherekeepinghis
eyesfixedonbeardsfailing
thathesilydarednotlookather,theyoungoexplainhielf.linda
andhe–lindaothertheadeleninalookunfortable–were
strangersinthereservation.lindahadefroheotherplagago,before
heanher.beardprickeduphisears.shehad
goaiheretothenorth,hadfallendowna
steepplae
huntersfroalpaishadfoundherandbroughthertothepueblo.asforthen
again.hisnaakin.yes,
”thos”e.hesthaveflootheother
place,aan.
”andsoialpais,”hencluded.”inlpais.”andheshookhishead.
thesqualorofthatlittlehouseoskirtsofthepueblo
aspathevillage.tiridogs
hegarbageatitsdoor.inside,heyehe
tstankandhflies.
”linda”theyoungncalled.
froheinnerrooratherhoarsefelevoicesaid,”ing.”
theyainsofaal,perhapsofseveral
als.
thedooropened.averystoutblondesquaeppedacrossthethresholdand
stoodlookingatthestraaringinouthopen.lenina
noticedissing.andthelourofthe
ohatreinedsheshuddered.itan.sofat.and
allthelinesinherface,theflabbihehesaggingcheeks,h
thosepurplishblotches.andtheredveinsonheose,thebloodshoteyes.and
thathatnedtheblashehy.
anduhebroousbreasts,thebulgeofthe
stou,chworseandsuddenly
thecreatureburstoutinatorrentofspeech,rushedathers
and–fordforditontshedbesi
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