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    ndsthavebeeneerall

    thathappened,quitedistinctly.ireerhoyhead

    shtheseas,andthehorizonhthesailabove

    itdanberasdistinctly

    thatihadapersuasionthatihatithought

    etoolatebysucha

    littletocatbody.

    foranendlessperiod,asitseedto,ilayy

    headohgthesershetle

    ship,serriggedforeandafteupoutofthesea.

    shekepttagtoandfroinapass,forshe

    yheadtheislandofdooreau

    toattettoattraeer

    anythingdistinctlyafterthesightofhersideuntilifound

    selfinalittleaft.theresadialfryof

    beinglifteduptothegangway,andofabigred

    untenanceveredhfrecklesandsurroundedh

    redhairstaringatoverthebulwarks.ialsohada

    disediressionofadarkface,hextraordinary

    eyes,ithatithoughtare,

    untilititagain.ifancyirellectsostuffbeing

    pouredieeth;andthatisall.theislandofdooreau

    ii.thenwhowasgoing

    nowhere

    theinyselfalland

    ratheruntidy.ayoungishnhflaxenhair,abristly

    straoustache,andadroppingherlip,was

    sittingandholdinginutearedat

    eachotherhoutspeaking.hehaderygreyeyes,

    oddlyvoidofexpression.thenjustoverheadcaa

    soundlikeaniroeadbeingknockedabout,andthe

    leanil.atthesa

    tithenspoke.herepeatedhisquestion,howdo

    youfeelnow

    ithinkisaidifeltallright.iuldnotrellecthowi

    hadgotthere.hesthaveseenthequestioninface,

    forvoicee.

    youeon

    theboatheladyvain,andtheresof

    bloodonthegunwale.

    atthesatieyecaughthand,thinsothat

    itlookedlikeadirtyskinpursefullofloosebones,andall

    thebusinessoftheboatoreau

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    havesoofthis,saidhe,andgaveadoseof

    soscarletstuff,iced.

    ittastedlikeblood,anddefeelstronger.

    youogetpickedupbyaship

    ediaboard.hespokehasl

    articulation,htheghostofalisp.

    ylong

    silence.

    itsalittletraderfroridcallao.ineverasked

    efronthebeginning,outoftheland

    ofbofools,iguess.ipassengerself,frorica.

    thesillyassed

    davies,heslosthisething.you

    knoan,callsthethingthe

    ipees;thoughwhen

    thereschofaseahoutanyainlyacts

    ag.

    thenthenoiseoverheadbeganagain,asnarlinggrowl

    andthevoiaogether.thenanother

    voice,tellingsoheavenforsakenidiottodesist.

    youyinterlocutor.itwasa

    veryhing,indeed.butiveputsostuffintoyou

    nossoreiions.youvebeen

    insensiblefoearlythirtyhours.theislandofdooreau

    ithoughtsloraoheyelping

    ofanuerofdogs.aeligibleforsolidfoodi

    asked.

    thanksto,hesaid.evennouttonis

    boiling.

    yes,isaidetton.

    but,saidheontaryhesitation,youknow

    iyingtohearofhoetobealohat

    boat.dathathohoughtidetectedacertain

    suspiinhiseyes.

    hesuddehe,andiheardhinviolent

    ntroversyeootalk

    gibberishinrespoohithettersoundedas

    thoughitendedinbloyears

    istaken.thenheshoutedatthedogs,aued

    tothe.

    hedoor

    beginningtotell.

    itoldhiyna,edk,andhowihad

    takentonaturalhistoryasarelieffrohedulnessof

    fortableindependence.

    heseediedinthis.ivedonesosce

    self.ididbiologyatuyllege,getting

    outtheovaryoftheearthandtheradulaofthesnail,theislandofdooreau

    andallthat.lorditstenyearsago.butgoongoontell

    abouttheboat.

    hey

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    horriblyedat

    ohetopifnaturalhistoryandhisown

    biologiecloselyabout

    tottenhartroadandgoreet.iscaplatzi

    stillflourishingashopthatly

    beenaveryordinarydicalstudent,anddrifted

    inlytothetopifthesie

    soaes.

    leftitall,hesaid,tenyearsago.hoallused

    tobebutideayoungassofself,playedself

    outbeforeiyone.idaresayitsalldifferent

    noustlookupthatassofaok,andsee

    hesdooyourtton.

    thegroed,sosuddenlyand

    uchsavageahatitstartled.s

    thatie

    backagainutton,andied

    bytheappetisingsllofitthatifotthehe

    beastthathadtroubled.theislandofdooreau

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    afteradayofalteatesleepandfeedingiwassofar

    reveredastobeabletogetfroybunktothescuttle,

    ahegreeryingtokeeppacehus.i

    judgedtheserhewind.

    ntgorythateoftheflaxenhaired

    nfor

    soesoduckthingsofhisown,

    forthoseihadheboathadbeenthrown

    overboard.theye,forhewas

    largeandlonginhislis.hetoldcasuallythatthe

    captaisdrunkinhisoabin.asi

    assudthesoquestions

    aboutthedestinationoftheship.hesaidtheshipwas

    boundtohafir

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