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www.xsz.twthedistahadattractedthe
savagetohislighthouse;theneariveasthefar.thehe
opechesofheatherandyellopsofstchfirs,theshining
pondshtheiringbirchtrees,theirerlilies,theirbedsof
rushes–theseedtotheariditiesofthe
aridesert,astonishing.ahesolitudewholedayspassedduring
anbeing.thelighthouseerofanhours
flightfrohecharingttooredeserted
thanthissurreyheath.thecrohatdailyleftlondoonlytoplay
elepossessednolinks;the
riennsurfacesguildford.floheonly
attrae.
duringthefirstdaysthesavagelivedaloneandundisturbed.
oftheneyarrival,johnhadreceivedforhispersonal
expehadbeeonhisequipnt.beforeleavinglondonhehad
boughtfourvisses,ropeandstring,nails,glue,afeools,
takeafiredrill,sopotsand
pans,tsofflour.”no,not
syicstardttonefloursubstitute,”hehadinsisted.”eventhoughit
isrenourishing.”butetopanglandularbiscuitsandvitanized
beefsurrogate,hehadnotbeeoresisttheshopnspersuasion.looking
atthetinsnoselfforhise
civilizedstuffhehaddeuphisndthatheit,evenifhewere
starving.”thatllteachthe”hethoughtvindictively.it.
heuntedhishelittlethatreiide
hivertheake
hindepeoftheoutsidee.he
hadseeyofrabbits,andthereerfoheponds.hesetto
ookeabowandarrows.
therereeshelighthouseand,forarros,aopsefullof
beautifullystraighthazelsaplings.hebeganbyfellingayoungash,cutoutsixfeet
ofunbraestrippedoffthebarkand,paringbyparing,shavedahe
ahadtaughthiuntilhehadastaveofhiso,
stiffatthethiedtre,livelyandquickatthesleips.the
anintensepleasure.afterthosehnothingtodo,
edanything,buttopressaschortuahaure
delighttobedoingsothingthatdendedskillandpatience.
hehadalstfiliaveintoshape,hastart
thatheblinguponhielffrohe
outside,hehadsuddenlyselfflagrantlyatfault.
guiltilyheblushed.afterall,itselfthathehade
here.itinationbythefilthofcivilizedlife;itobe
purifiedanddegood;itakeands.herealizedtohisdisy
that,absorbedilingofhisbotenhehadso
hielfheeer–poorlinda,andhisourderous
unkioher,andthoseloathsotinglikeliceacrossthe
steryofherdeath,insulting,erelyhisowngriefand
repentanselves.hehadseer,hehad
sakeands.ainghappilyoverhis
boave,singing,actuallysinging.
heustard,andputsoertoboilonthefire.
halfanhourlater,threedeltanuslaheputtenhabr >
bokanovskygroupshappeobedrivieadand,atthetopofthehill,
anstanding0utsidetheabandonedlighthouse
strippedtotheselfhatedrds.hisbackwas
horizontallystreakedson,andfrohintricklesofblood.
thedriverofthelorrypulledupatthesideoftheroadand,hhistwo
panions,staredopeheextraordinaryspectacle.owo
three–theyuhestrokes.aftertheeighth,theyoungninterruptedhis
selfpunishnttoruntotheherebeviolentlysick.whenhehad
finished,hepickeduptheselfagain.en,eleven,
twelve
”ford”eopinion.
”fordey”theysaid.
threedayslater,liketurkeybuzzardssetthugonarpse,thereportersca.
driedandhardenedoveraslohebohesavage
yhazelstickshadbeentledanddried,tippedh
sharpnails,adearaidonenightoenhabr >
poultryfarandnooury.it
.
noiselessonhispiancaupbehindhi
”gooding,.savage,”hesaid.”iaherepresentativeofthehourlyradio.”
startledasthoughbythebiteofashesavagesprangtohisfeet,scattering
arrluepotandbrushinalldires.
”ibegyourpardon,”saidthereporter,pun.”ihadno
iioouchedhishat–thealunutovepipehatinhhecarriedhis
itter.”exottakingitoff,”hesaid.”itsabit
heavy.herepresentativeofthehourly”
”doyouost
ingratiatingsle.
”ed”heputhisheadon
oneside,hissleber.
savage.”andrapidly,haseriesofritualgestures,heuwowires
edtotheportablebatterybuckledroundhis
siltaneouslyintothesidesofhisalunuat;touchedaspringonthe
nshotupintotheair;touchedanotherspringonthepeakofthe
briand,likeajapedacrophoneandhungthere,
quivering,sixinchesinfrontofhisnose;pulleddoeiversoverhis
ears;pressedaseafaint
uedaknobontheright–andthebuzzingerruptedbya
stethospicackle,byhicughsandsuddensqueaks.”hullo,”hesaid
to
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