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正文 第28节 文 / [英]阿道司·赫胥黎

    小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twindaandpopé.

    hehatedpopéreandre.ansleandsleandbeavillain.

    rerseless,treacherous,lecherous,kindlessvillain.didthely

    anheonlyhalfkneagiginhis

    head,andsohohoughhehadneverreallyhatedpopébefore;never

    reallyhatedhie.

    butnosandsingingandgic.these

    hestraraoryoutofheyakenheuldnt

    keheadortailofit,butite–theygavehibr >

    areasonforhatingpopé;andtheydehishatredrereal;theyevende

    popéhielfrereal.

    oneday,einfrolaying,thedooroftheinnerrooasopen,and

    hesalyingtogetheronthebed,asleep–ostblack

    besideher,underhershouldersaherdarkhandonher

    breast,aheplaitsofhislonghairlyingacrossherthroat,likeablack

    sryingtleher.popésgourdandadingonthefloor

    hebed.lindawassn.

    hisheartseedtohavedisappearedaahole.hepty.ety,and

    ld,andrathersidgiddy.heleanedagainsttheself.

    rerseless,treas,likethensingingforthe

    ,likegic,theselvesinhishead.frobr >

    beingldhe

    sanddarkenedbeforehiseyes.hegroundhisteeth.”illkillhiillkillhi

    illkillhi”hekeptsaying.andsuddenlythereorewords.

    whenheisdrunkasleep,orinhisrage

    orintheiuouspleasureofhisbed

    thegicagicexplainedandgaveorders.hesteppedback

    ierroo”eatwaslyingon

    theflooearthefireplace.hepickeditupandtiptoedtothedain.”whenhe

    isdrunkasleep,drunkasleep”heranaandstabbed–oh,the

    blood–stabbedagain,aspopéheavedoutofhissleep,liftedhishandtostabonce

    re,butfoundhisove,he

    allblackeyes,veryclose,staringintohis

    osonpopésleftshoulder.”oh,lookatthe

    blood”lindatheblood”shehadneverbeeobearthe

    sightofblood.popéliftedhisotherhand–tostrikehihethought.hestiffeo

    receivetheblouheandtuedhisface,so

    thathehadtolookagainintopopéseyes.foralongti,forhoursandhours.

    andsuddenly–heuld–hebegantocry.popéburstoutlaughing.”go,”he

    said,iherindianybraveahaiyuta.”heranoutintotheother

    rooohidehistears.

    ”youarefifteen,”saidoldtsi,intheindianayteachyouto

    heclay.”

    squattingbytheriver,theyogether.

    ”firstofall,”saidtsi,takingaluofthetedclaybetweenhishands,”we

    kealittleon.”theoldnsqueezedtheluintoadisk,theupthe

    edges,theonbecaashalloup.

    sloitatedtheoldnsdelicategestures.

    ”aon,acup,andnoarolledoutanotherpieceofclayintoa

    longflexibleofthecup.

    ”thenanothersnake.andanother.andanother.”roundbyround,tsibuiltup

    thesidesofthepot;itbulged,itnarrooheneck.

    tsisqueezedandpatted,strokedandscraped;alastitstood,in

    shapethefaliaryeinsteadofbladstill

    softtothetouitsis,hisooodbesideit.looking

    atthets,hehadtolaugh.

    ”buttheoenanotherpieceof

    clay.

    tofashion,togivefortofeelhisfingersgaininginskillandpo

    araordinarypleasure.”a,b,selfasheworked.

    ”thefatsintheliver,thedsinthesea.”andtsialsosang–asongabout

    killiheyhanintense,

    abshappiness.

    ”a,”iakethebow.”

    hestoodforalongtioutsidethehouse,andatlasttheieshinwere

    fihedooropeheyefirst,hisrighthand

    outstretepreciousjelenched

    handsilarlyoutstretched,kiakifolloheye,andin

    silence,behihebrothersandsistersandusinsandallthetroop

    ofoldpeople.

    theyesa.attheedgeoftheclidtheyhalted,

    faurredafehenthre,a

    handfulofédidthesa.thenkhakis

    fathersteppedforadealong

    prayer,thenthreeal.

    ”itisfinished,”saidoldtsiinaloudvoice.”theyarerried.”

    ”heytuedaalotoffuss

    tokeaboutsolittle.incivilizeduohaveagirl,he

    justbutwhereareyougoing,john”

    hepaidnoattentiontohercalling,butranon,aobeby

    hielf.

    itisfinishedoldtsisselvesinhisnd.finished,

    finishedinsilendfrulongviolently,desperately,hopelessly,

    hehadlovedkiaki.andnoeen.

    atthefullon,ielopekiva,secretsold,secretswouldbedone

    aheyeoutagain,n.the

    boysetiiatient.andatlastitheday.the

    sunoonrose.heenanding,dark,at

    theentrahekivtheladderdootheredlighteddepths.already

    theleadingboyshadbeguntoclidoenstepped

    forbythearandpulledhiutoftheranks.hebrokefreeand

    dodgedbaohers.thistithenstruckhipulled

    hishair.”notforyou,ehair””notforthesonoftheshedog,”saidohe

    othern.theboyslaughed.”go”andashestillhoveredonthefrihe

    group,”go”thenshoutedagaiheentdoook

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