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正文 第11节 文 / [美]H·G·威尔斯

    台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twpinkishdrablour,suchas

    ihadseeninnosavagesbefore.theyhadfat,heavy,

    lessfaces,retreatingforeheads,andastbristlyhair

    upontheirheads.ineversaiallooking

    creatures.

    theyenwas

    talkingtotheotherthreehadbeentooclosely

    iedtoheedtherustlingofapproach.they

    ssidetoside.the

    speakersethidsloppy,andthoughi

    uldheartheistinctlyiuldnotdistinguishhe

    said.heseedtotoberegsoplicated

    gibberish.presentlyhisartieshriller,and

    spreadinghishandsherosetohisfeet.atthattheotherstheislandofdooreau

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    begantogibberinunison,alsorisingtotheirfeet,

    spreadingtheirhandsands

    alshortnessof

    theirlegs,andtheirlank,cluyfeet.allthreebegan

    slopingtheirfeetand

    s;akindoftuneic

    recitation,andarefrain,aloola,orballoola,it

    soundedlike.theireyesbegantosparkle,andtheirugly

    facesthten,hanexpressionepleasure.

    salivadrippedfroheirliplessuths.

    suddenly,asichedtheirgrotesqueand

    unatablegestures,iperceivedclearlyforthefirst

    tie,hadgiven

    thetpressionsof

    utterstrangenessahestrafaliarity.the

    threecreaturesehissteriousritean

    inshape,ahunbeingshthestraair

    aboutthefsofaliaranil.eachofthese

    ,itsragofclothing,and

    theroughhunityofitsbodilyforhado

    itintoitsvents,intotheexpressionofits

    unteoitsenow

    irresistiblesuggestionofahog,asaint,the

    unstakablerkofthebeast.theislandofdooreau

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    istoodoverebythisazingrealisationandthen

    thesthorriblequestioningscarushinginto

    nd.theybeganleapingintheair,firstohenthe

    .thenoneslipped,andfor

    antorever,indeed,

    forthofthetrueanilisbr >

    ofthesensterswasenough.

    ituedasnoiselesslyaspossible,andbeingevery

    nidhthefearofbeingdisvered,asa

    branchcrackedoraleafrustled,ipushedbatothe

    bushes.ito

    vefreely.onlyideaforthe

    athesefoulbeings,andiscaroticedthati

    hadergeduponafaintpathidstthetrees.then

    suddenlytraversingalittleglade,isahanunpleasant

    starttsylegsarees,h

    noiselessfootstepsparallelyurse,andperhaps

    thirtyyardsa.theheadandupperpartofthe

    bodyangleofcreeper.istopped

    abruptly,hopihefeet

    stoppedasidid.sonervoushatintrolledan

    iulsetoheadlongflightostdifficulty.

    thenlookinghard,idistinguishedthroughtheinterlag

    oreau

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    drinking.hevedhishead.thereeraldflash

    inhiseyesasheglafroheshadohe

    trees,ahalflunouslourthatvanishedashetuedhis

    headagaiionlessforant,andthen

    hanoiselesstreadbeganrunningthroughthegreen

    nfusion.inahehadvanishedbehind

    sobushes.iuldnotseehibutifeltthathehad

    stoppedandeagain.

    ohadidhe

    eihadick.flight

    adness.atanyratethething,everit

    e.settih

    hard,i.ito

    shoedchillingbae.ipushed

    throughataallefloweredbushes,andsaw

    hie

    aating.iadvaeportwo,looking

    steadfastlyintohiseyes.

    whoareyousaidi.

    hetriedtoetgaze.nohesaidsuddenly,and

    tuingthroughthe

    undergroeagain.his

    eyesshhtlyoutoftheduskuhetrees.theislandofdooreau

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    heartyuth;butifeltonlyce

    .hetued

    again,andvaothedusk.ohoughti

    caughttheglintofhiseyes,andthatwasall.

    forthefirsttiirealisedhohelatenessofthehour

    ghtaffeinutessihe

    sduskofthetropicsofthe

    eastesky,andapiohflutteredsilentlyby

    head.unlessiongthe

    unknoysteriousforest,isthasten

    backtotheenclosure.thethoughtofaretutothat

    painhauntedrefugeelydisagreeable,butstill

    resoheideaofbeiakenintheopenby

    darknessandallthatdarknessghtnceal.igaveone

    relookintotheblueshadohathadswallowedup

    thisoddcreature,aracedhe

    slopeto,goingasijudgedinthe

    diree.

    iyndnfusedanythings,

    alyfoundselfinalevelplag

    scatteredtrees.thelourlesscleaessthatesafter

    thesuflushheblueskyabovegrew

    ntarilydeeper,alestarsonebyonepierced

    theattenuatedlight;theinterspaoreau

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    ihervegetation,thathadbeenhazyblueinthe

    daylight,greysterious.ipushedon.the

    lourvanishedfrohereetopsroseagainst

    thelunousblueskyininkysilhouette,andallbelow

    thatoutliooneforessblaess.presently

    thetreesgrehinner,andtheshrubbyundergrowth

    reabundant.thenthereespacevered

    haesand,andthenanotherexpaangled

    bushes.ididnotreercrossingthesandopening

    before.ibegaorntedbyafaintrustlingupon

    righthand.ithoughtatfirstity,forwhenever

    istoppedthereheeveningbreezein

    thetreetops.theohurryonagainthere

    yfootsteps.

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