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正文 第48节 文 / [英]阿道司·赫胥黎

    小说站  www.xsz.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twdoorclosed.”allestsense,heduandthathis

    punishntisreallyaretoanisland.thatstosay,hes

    beioaplaenanden

    tobefoundanyhehepeopleher,

    havegottooselfnsunitylife.allthepeoplewho

    arentsatisfiedhorthodoxy,indepeideasoftheirown.every

    one,inaostenvyyou,.son.”

    heloltzlaughed.”thenyouonanislandyourself”

    ”because,finally,ipreferredthis,”thentrolleranshechoice:

    tobesenttoanisland,ypuresce,ortobe

    takenontothentrollersuncilhtheprospectofsucceedingindueurseto

    anactualntrollership.ichosethisahescego.”afteralittlesilence,

    ”sotis,”headded,”iratherregretthesce.happinessisahard

    ster–partiuchharderster,ifo

    nditiooacceptituioningly,thantruth.”hesighed,fellsilentagain,

    thenntinuedinabriskertone,”ysduty.onsultonesown

    prefereerestedintruth,ilikesce.buttruthsanace,sceisa

    publiger.asdangerousasitsbeenbenefit.ithasgivenusthestablest

    equilibriunhistory.asparisohe

    pritivetriarchiessteadierthan,tosce.but

    itthe

    speofitsresearches–thatsostgotsenttoanisland.allo

    todealostiediateprobleofthent.allother

    enquiriesarestsedulouslydisuraged.itscurious,”heonafteralittle

    pause,”toreadeofourfordusedtoeaboutstific

    progress.theyseedtohaveigihatituldbealloogoon

    indefinitely,regardlessofeverythingelse.knohehighestgood,truth

    thesuprevalue;allthereste.true,ideaswere

    beginningtoselfdidagreatdealtoshiftthe

    ehasisfroruthaytofortandhappiness.ssprodu

    deheshift.universalhappinesskeepstheeadilytuing;truth

    ayt.and,ofurse,assesseizedpoliticalpohen

    itattered.still,inspiteof

    everytung,urictedstificresearchitted.peoplestillon

    talkingabouttruthayasthoughtheyhesngohtup

    tothetiofthenineyearsadethehaheirtuneallright.

    sthepointoftruthorbeautyorknobsare

    poppingallaroundyouthatbegarolled–after

    thenineyearsheirappetitesntrolledthen.

    anythingforaquietlife.rollingeversihasntbeenvery

    goodfortruth,ofurse.butitsbeenverygoodforhappiness.ohave

    sothingfoothing.happinesshasgottobepaidfor.yourepayingforit,.

    uterestediy.ioo

    terestedintruth;ipaidtoo.”

    ”butyoudidntgotoanisland,”saidthesavage,breakingalongsilence.

    thentrollersled.”thatshooservehappiness.other

    peoples–slucky,”headded,afterapause,”thattherearesuchalot

    ofislandsiyouallin

    thelethalchaer,isuppose.byther.son,ropical

    ple;orsaaorsothingratherre

    brag”

    heloltzrosefroispiate,”

    heansateherewere

    alotofs,forexale”

    thentrolleoddedhisapprobation.”ilikeyourspirit,.son.ilikeitvery

    iled.”aboutthe

    falklandislands”

    ”yes,ithinkthatholtzansind,illgo

    aingon.”

    chapterseventeen

    art,stohavepai**irlyhighpriceforyourhappiness,”said

    thesavage,heyhingelse”

    ”ething

    calledgod–beforethenineyearsiting;youknod,isuppose.”

    ”ated.heethingabout

    solitude,aboutnight,aboutthesalyingpaleuheon,aboutthe

    precipice,thepluoshadodeath.heo

    speak;butthereeveninshakespeare.

    thentroller,anandwas

    unlogalargesafesetintothehebookshelves.theheavydoor

    sginginthedarknesshin,”itsasubject,”hesaid,”thathas

    ale.”hepulledoutathie.”youve

    neverreadthis,forexale.”

    thesavagetookit.”theholybible,ntainingtheoldas,”heread

    aloudfrohetitlepage.

    ”northis.”itallbookandhadlostitsver.

    ”theitationofchrist.”

    ”northis.”hehaanothervolu.

    ”thevarietiesiousexperience.byjas.”

    ”apleaphandntinued,resunghisseat.”awhole

    lleofpoographildbooks.godinthesafeandfordontheshelves.”he

    pointedhalaughtohisavootheshelvesofbooks,therackfullof

    readingebobbinsandsoundtrackrolls.

    ”butifyoukno”askedthesavage

    indignantly.”thesebooksaboutgod”

    ”forthesareasonasothello:theyreold;theyreaboutgod

    hundredsofyearsago.notaboutgodnow.”

    ”butgoddoesntge.”

    ”ndo,though.”

    ”ake”

    ”allthediffereheustaphaupagainandwalked

    tothesafe.”thereancalledcardinalneardinal,”he

    exclaidpareically,”nitysongster.”

    ”ipandulph,offairlan,inshakespeare.”

    ”ofurseyouhave.alledcardinal

    neaboutitilltakethi

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