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正文 第5节 文 / [美]H·G·威尔斯

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    havebeennow

    thisdaedodalittle.atanyrate,ibegan.theislandofdooreau

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    itsce,itellyou,heinterrupted,aseverythingis

    inanslife.onlytheassesihere

    nocivilisation,insteadofbeingahappy

    nenjoyingallthepleasuresoflondonsilybecause

    elevenyearsagoilostheadfortennutesona

    foggynight.

    hestopped.yessaidi.

    thatsall.

    osilence.presentlyhelaughed.theres

    sothinginthisstarlightthatlooseongue.ibr >

    anass,asohootellyou.

    e,youyrelyuponkeeping

    toselfifthatsit.

    hehepointofbeginning,andthenshookhis

    head,doubtfully.

    dont,saidi.itisallthesato.afterall,itis

    bettertokeepyoursecret.theresnothinggaia

    littlereliefifirespectyournfidence.ifidontwell

    hegruntedundecidedly.ifeltihadhita

    disadvantage,hadcaughthintheodofindiscretion;

    andtotellthetruthiight

    havedrivenayoungdicalstudentoutoflondon.i

    haveanigination.ishruggedshouldersandtued

    aoreau

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    thestars.iterysstraendant.itlooked

    overitsshoulderquient,thenlooked

    awayagain.

    ityseelittlethingtoyou,perhaps,butitca

    likeasuddeheonlylightnearuswasa

    laheuresfaceuedfor

    onebriefinstantoutofthediessofthestetowards

    thisillunation,andisahattheeyesthatgla

    shonehapalegreenlight.ididnotknohen

    thatareddishlunosity,atleast,isnotunnin

    huhethinganity.

    thatblackfigurehitseyesoffirestruckdh

    alladultthoughtsandfeelings,andforantthe

    fottenhorrorsofebaind.

    thentheeffectpassedasithade.anunuthblack

    figureofan,afigureofnoparticulariort,hung

    overthetaffrailagainstthestarlight,andifound

    ntgorye.

    ihinkingoftuingin,then,saidhe,ifyouve

    hadenoughofthis.

    iansinngruously.webelow,andhe

    egoodnightatthedoorof.

    thatnightihadsoveryunpleasahe

    ooe.itslightstruckaghostlyoreau

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    beay,anddeanonousshapeonthe

    plankingbybunk.theaghoundswoke,and

    beganhotfitfully,and

    scarcelysleptuntiltheapproachofdaoreau

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    v.theno.

    intheearlyingitoingafter

    revery,andibelievethefourthafteriked

    up,iaultuousdrea,

    dreaofgunsandhoobs,andbesible

    ofahoarseshoutingabove.irubbedeyesandlay

    listeningtothenoise,doubtfulforalittley

    easuddenpatteringofbarefeet,

    thesoundofheavyobjectsbeingthro,aviolent

    creakingalingofs.iheardtheshe

    erastheshipround,anda

    foayellohelittleround

    ing.ijuedintoclothes

    andondeck.

    asicauptheladderisatheflushedsky

    forthesunrisingthebroadbadredhairof

    theaspinningfrobr >

    ataizzenspankerboo

    thepoorbruteseedhorriblyscared,andcrouched

    iofitslittleoreau

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    overboardbahecaptain.overboard

    hewholebilin

    ofe

    hestoodinhatihadperforcetotaphis

    shouldertoeondeck.hecaroundhastart,

    andstaggeredbackafee.itneededno

    experteyetotellthatthenilldrunk.

    hullosaidhe,stupidly;andthening

    intohiseyes,isterster

    prendick,saidi.

    pendickbedaedsaidhe.shutup,thatsyour

    na.stershutup.

    ithebrute;buticertainlydid

    notexpecthisve.heheldouthishandtothe

    gaoodtalkingtoassive

    greyhairednindirtyblueflannels,whohad

    apparentlyjusteaboard.

    thatisterblastedshutupthatwayroared

    thecaptain.

    ntgoryandhispaniontuedashespoke.

    eanisaid.

    thatisterblastedshutup,thatsi

    anoverboard,stershutup,andsharporeau

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    ingtheshipout,ingthewholeblessedship

    out;andoverboardyougo

    istaredathiuouhenitoccurredto

    thatitlythethihelostprospectof

    ajoueyassolepassewas

    notoouover.ituedtoery.

    ontgoryspanion,

    ncisely.

    youthavesaidi,aghast.hehadthesquarest

    andstresolutefaceieverseteyesupon.

    lookhere,ibegan,tuingtothecaptain.

    overboardsaidthecaptain.thisshipaintforbeasts

    andibalsandore.overboard

    yougo,stershutup.iftheythaveyou,yougoes

    overboard.but,anyhohyourfriends.ive

    doneore,anivehad

    enoughofit.

    but,ntgory,iappealed.

    hedistortedhislowerlip,andnoddedhishead

    hopelesslyatthegreyhairednbesidehitoindicate

    hispoe.

    illseetoyou,presently,saidthecaptain.

    thenbeganacuriousthreeeredaltercation.

    alteatelyiappealedtooneandahethreetheislandofdooreau

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    n,firsttothegreyhairedland,and

    thentothedrunkeneaboard.ieven

    baerysaidnevera

    ell

    you,nediing

    here.atlastistnfessvoicesuddenlybrokein

    theddleofavigorousthreat.ifeltagustofhysterical

    petulandallyatnothing.

    anhesailressedrapidlyhthetask

    ofunshippingthepackagesandcagedanils.alarge

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