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正文 第10节 文 / [美]H·G·威尔斯

    小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twsteadily,grelasttosuexquisiteexpressionof

    sufferingthatiuldstanditinthatnfinedrooo

    longer.isteppedoutofthedoorintothesluerousheat

    ofthelateafteoon,andaintheislandofdooreau

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    entrancelockedagain,inoticedtuedtheerof

    thewall

    thegsoundedevenlouderoutofdoors.itwasas

    ifallthepaininthehadi

    kno,andhaditbeen

    du,ibelieveihavethoughtsinceiuldhave

    stooditiseand

    setsouervesquiveringthatthispityestroublingus.

    butinspiteofthebrilliantsunlightandthegreenfansof

    thetreeshesoothingseabreeze,theworldwas

    anfusion,blurreds,

    untiliofearshotofthehouseinthechequered

    oreau

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    ix.thethingintheforest.

    istrodethroughtheundergrohatclothedthe

    ridgebehindthehouse,scarcelyheedingheri;

    passedhtheshadohickclusterof

    straightsteedtreesbeyondit,andsopresentlyfound

    selfsoheothersideoftheridge,and

    desdingtoletthatranthroughanarrow

    valley.ipausedandlistehedistanceihade,or

    theintervenihicket,deadenedanysoundthat

    ghtbeingfroheenclosure.theairill.

    thenerged,andpering

    uptheslopebefore.ihesitated,andsatdohe

    edgeoftheshade.

    theplae.therivuletwashidden

    bytheluxuriaationofthebankssaveatonepoint,

    atriangularpatchofitsglitteringer.

    ohersideisahroughabluishhazeatangleof

    treesandinous

    blueofthesky.hereandthereasplashofeor

    arkedthebloongofsotrailingepiphyte.i

    leteyeshisseforahen

    begantotuoverinndagairaheislandofdooreau

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    peontgorysn.butitoohotto

    thinkelaborately,alyifellintoatranquilstate

    dweendozingandwaking.

    frohisieriknohowlong,by

    arustlingadstthegreeneryohersideofthe

    streaforantiuldseenothingbutthewaving

    suitsofthefesahensuddenlyuponthe

    bankofthestreappearedsothingatfirstiuld

    notdistingui**bosrouothe

    an,going

    onallfourslikeabeast.hehedinbluishcloth,

    andhblackhair.it

    seedthatgrotesqueuglinesser

    oftheseislanders.iuldhearthesuckoftheerathis

    lipsashedrank.

    ileantforbetter,andapieceoflava,

    detachedbyhand,patteringdoheslope.he

    lookedupguiltily,andhiseyestne.forthhhe

    scraledtohisfeet,andstoodsyhand

    aouthandregarding.hislegsarcely

    halfthelengthofhisbody.so,stariheroutof

    untenance,ainedforperhapsthespaceofa

    hen,stoppingtolookbaceorte,he

    slunkoffangthebushesthtof,aheislandofdooreau

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    theshefrondsgroianddie

    aaitingup

    staringinthedireydrowsy

    tranquillityhadgone.

    ie,andtuing

    suddenlysaheflappiailofarabbitvanishing

    uptheslope.ijuedtofeet.theapparitionofthis

    grotesque,halfbestialcreaturehadsuddenlypopulatedthe

    stillnessoftheafteoonfor.ilookedaround

    ratheervously,atedthatied.theni

    thoughtthatthenihadjustseenhadbeenclothedin

    bluishcloth,hadnotbeennakedasasavagewouldhave

    been;anditriedtopersuadeselffrohatfactthathe

    erallprobablyapeacefulcharacter,thatthedull

    fero.

    yetilydisturbedattheapparition.iwalked

    totheleftalongtheslope,tuingheadaboutand

    peeringthisoraightsteofthe

    trees.angoonallfoursanddrinkh

    hislipspresentlyiheardananilwailingagain,and

    takingittobethepu,ituedaboutandwalkedina

    direetrie

    do,acrosseppedandpushed

    oreau

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    iartledbyagreatpatchofvividscarletonthe

    ground,andgoinguptoitfoundittobeapeculiar

    fungus,branchedandrrugatedlikeafoliaceousli,

    butdeliqueseatthetoudtheninthe

    shadoeluxuriantfesicauponanunpleasant

    thing,thedeadbodyofarabbitveredhshining

    flies,butstillandhtheheadtooff.istopped

    aghastatthesightofthescatteredblood.hereatleastwas

    onevisitortotheislanddisposedofthereraces

    ofotherviolenceaboutit.itlookedasthoughithadbeen

    suddenlysnatchedupandkilled;andasistaredatthelittle

    furrybodycathedifficultyofhohethinghadbeen

    dohevaguedreadthathadbeeninndsincei

    hadseentheinhunfaanatthestrearew

    distincterasistoodthere.ibegantorealisethehardihood

    ofexpeditionangtheseunknohe

    thiebeagination.every

    shadoesothihanashadoe

    anaush;everyrustlebecaathreat.invisiblethings

    seede.iresolvedtogobacktothe

    enclosureonthebeach.isuddenlytuedahrust

    selfviolently,possiblyevenfrantically,throughthe

    bushes,anxioustogetaeagain.theislandofdooreau

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    istoppedjustintitopreventselfergingupon

    anopenspace.itade

    byafall;seedlingsartinguptlefor

    thevatspadbeyond,thedensegros

    andtwiningvinesandsplashesoffungusandflowers

    e,squattingtogetheruponthe

    fungoidruinsofahugefallentreeandstillunay

    approafigures.onewas

    evidentlyafele;theotherten.theywere

    naked,saveforsiddle;

    andtheirskinswereofadull

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