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正文 第50节 文 / [英]阿道司·赫胥黎

    台湾小说网  www.192.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw”areyousure”askedthesavage.”areyouquitesurethattheedndinthat

    picchairhasntbeenjustasheavilypuheedndwhoswounded

    andbleedingtodeaththegodsarejust.haventtheyusedhispleasantvicesas

    aninstrunttodegradehi

    ”degradehirong

    eotherstandardthanours,then

    perhapsyoughtsayheyouvegottosticktooof

    postulates.youtplayelectrogicgolfagtotherulesoftrifugal

    bulepuppy.”

    ”butvaluedateand

    dignityasispreciousofitselfasintheprizer.”

    ”e,e,”protestedstaphand,”thatsgoingratherfar,isntit”

    ”ifyoualloothinkofgod,youalloobe

    degradedbypleasantvices.youdhaveareasonforbearingthingspatiently,for

    doingthingshurage.iveseeniththeindians.”

    ”lureyouhave,”saidstaphand.”butthenindians.thereisnt

    anyneedforacivilizedntobearanythingthatsseriouslyunpleasant.andasfor

    doingthings–fordforbidthatheshouldgettheideaintohishead.it

    theenstarteddoingthingsontheirown.”

    ”aboutselfdenial,thenifyouhadagod,youdhaveareasonfor

    selfdenial.”

    ”butindustrialcivilizationisonlypossibleheresnoselfdenial.

    selfindulgenitsiosedbyhygieneandenocs.otherwise

    theoptuing.”

    ”youdhaveareasonforchastity”saidthesavage,blushingalittleashespoke

    thewords.

    ”buteansneurasthenia.andpassionand

    neurastheniaaninstability.andinstabilityanstheendofcivilization.you

    thavealastingcivilizationhoutplentyofpleasantvices.”

    ”butgodsthereasonforeverythingnobleandfineandheroic.ifyouhadagod”

    ”dearyoungfriend,”saidstaphand,”civilizationhasabsolutelynoneedof

    nobilityorheroisthesethingsaresytoofpolitieffia

    properlyanizedsocietylikeours,nobodyhasanyopportunitiesforbeingnoble

    orheroiditionshavegottobethhlyunstablebeforetheoccasion

    arise.hereareherearedividedallegiances,hereare

    tetationstoberesisted,objectsoflovetobefoughtforordefehere,

    obviously,nobilityandheroisavesosetherearentanywars

    nolovinganyoooch.

    theresnosuchthingasadividedallegiance;youresonditiohatyout

    helpdoingyououghttodo.andyououghttodoisonthewholeso

    pleasant,sonyofthenaturaliulsesareallohattherereally

    arentaionstoresist.andifever,bysounluckyything

    unpleasantshouldsohoatogiveyouaholiday

    frohefayer,toreoyour

    eokeyoupatientandlongsuffering.iyouuldonly

    aoral

    training.notablets,andthereyouare.

    anybodybevirtuousnoortalityaboutina

    bottle.christianityais.”

    ”butthetearsarehellosaidifafterevery

    teestcasuchcal,ytheilltheyhaveh.

    theresastoryoheoldindiaellus,aboutthegirloftaski.the

    youngnarryherhadtodoaingshoeinginhergarden.it

    seedeasy;butthereostoftheyoung

    nsilyuldntstaingandstinging.buttheohatuld–hegot

    thegirl.”

    ”gbutincivilizeduntries,”saidthentroller,”youhavegirlshout

    hoeingfortheandtherearentanyfliesorsquitoestostingyou.rid

    ofthellturiesago.”

    thesavagenodded,fro.yes,thatsjustlikeyou.

    gettingridofeverytfungunpleasantinsteadofleaingtoputuphit.her

    tisbetteriosuffertheslingsandarreousfortuo

    takearagainstaseaoftroublesandbyopposiheutyoudontdo

    either.hersuffeoroppose.youjustabolishtheslingsandarrostoo

    easy.”

    heother.inherroohirtyseventh

    floor,lindahadfloatedinaseaofsinginglightsandperfudcaresses–floated

    ae,outoftheprisonofherries,herhabits,her

    agedandbloatedbody.andtokin,exdirectorofhatcheriesandnditioning,

    tokinhuliationandpain,inaworldwhere

    heuldhosehatderisivelaughter,uldhathideous

    faoistandflabbyarroundhisneabeautifulworld

    ”youhesavageethinghtearsforage.

    nothingstsenoughhere.”

    ”tilliondollars,”henryfosterhadprotestedhesavage

    toldhihat.”tillion–thatstheneionire

    st.notatless.”

    ”exposingortalanduoallthatfortuhanddangerdare,

    evenfgshell.isnttheresothinginthat”heasked,lookingupat

    staphand.”quiteapartfrood–thoughodwouldbeareasonfor

    it.isnttheresothinginlivingdangerously”

    ”theresagreatdealinit,”thentrollerreplied.”havetheir

    adrenalsstilatedfroitoti.”

    ”prehending.

    ”itsohenditionsofperfecthealth.thatsadethev.p.s.

    treatntspulsory.”

    ”v.p.s.”

    ”violentpassiate.regularlyoh.heh

    adrenin.itsthepletephysiologicalequivalentoffearandrage.allthetonic

    effeurderingdesdenaandbeingrderedbyothello,houtanyofthe

    innveniences.”

    ”butiliketheinnveniences.”

    ”fortably.”

    ”butidontfod,ipoetry,irealdanger,i

    freedoigoodness.isin.”

    ”infaingtherighttobeunhappy.”

    ”allrightthen,”saidthesavagedefiantly,”ilaitobeunhappy.”

    ”nottontiontherighttogropotent;therighttohave

    syphilisandcer;therighttohavetoolittletoeat;therighttobelousy;theright

    tolive

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