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正文 第12节 文 / [美]H·G·威尔斯

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    openground,andendeavbysuddentusnowand

    thentosurprisesothingintheae.

    isaysenseofanother

    presencegreypadafter

    soticatoaslightridge,crossedit,andtued

    sharply,regardingitsteadfastlyfrohefurtherside.it

    caoutbladclearcutagainstthedarklingsky;and

    presentlyashapelessluheavedupntarilyagainst

    theskylineandvanishedagaiassurednoytheislandofdooreau

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    taeoncere;and

    upledhthatherunpleasantrealisation,thati

    hadlostway.

    foratiihurriedonhopelesslyperplexed,and

    pursuedbythatstealthyapproach.everithe

    thiherlae,oritwas

    eatsodisadvantage.ikeptstudiously

    totheopen.attisiuandlisten;and

    presentlyihadhalfpersuadedselfthatpursuerhad

    abahey

    disination.thehesoundofthesea.

    iquiostintoarun,and

    iediatelytherebleinrear.

    ituedsuddenly,andstaredattheuaintrees

    behind.oneblackshadoedtoleapinto

    another.ilistened,rigid,andheardnothingbutthecreep

    ofthebloodinears.ithoughtthatnerveswere

    unstrung,andthatiginatione,and

    tuedresolutelytohesoundoftheseaagain.

    inanuteorsothetreesgreerged

    uponabare,lobre

    andclear,andtherefleof

    thegroultitudeofthestarsshiverediranquil

    heavingofthesea.sooreau

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    irregularbandofreefshonehapallidlightofitsown.

    inglinghthe

    yelloheeveningstar.theastfellaway

    froetotheeast,andhe

    shoulderofthecape.thenirecalledthefactthat

    reausbeachlaytothe.

    ate,andtherele.i

    tued,andstoodfagthedarktrees.iuldsee

    nothingorelseiuldseetoo

    inthediesshaditsonousquality,itspeculiar

    suggestionofalertchfulness.soistoodforperhapsa

    nute,andthen,hahetreesstill,tued

    oved,one

    angthelurkingshadoovedtofolloe.

    heartbeatquickly.presentlythebroadsweepofa

    baytotheevisible,andihaltedagain.

    thenoiselessshado.a

    littlepointoflightshohefurtherbendofthecurve,

    andthegreyshesandybeachlayfaintuhe

    starlight.perhapstilesahatlittlepointof

    light.togettothebeachishouldhavetoghthe

    treesheshadowslurked,anddownabushyslope.

    iuldseethethingratherredistino

    al,foritstoodereytheislandofdooreau

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    uthtospeak,andfoundahoarsephleg

    voice.itriedagain,andshouted,herethere

    ep.thethingdidnot

    ve,onlygathereditselftogether.footstrucka

    stohatgaveanidea.yeyesoff

    theblabefore,istoopedandpickedupthis

    luofrock;butattiohingtuedabruptly

    asadogghthavedone,andslunkobliquelyintothe

    furtherdarkhenirecalledaschoolboyexpedient

    againstbigdogs,andty

    handkery.iheard

    aventfurtheroffangtheshadohe

    thingyteent

    gaveoaprofuseperspirationandfella

    treling,yadversaryroutedandthisonin

    hand.

    itetibeforeiuldsuonresolutionththetreesandbushesupontheflankof

    theheadlandtothebeach.atlastididitatarun;andasi

    ergedfrohethie

    otherbodyecrashingafter.atthatipletely

    lostheadhfear,andbeganrunningalongthesand.

    forthethespatterofsoftfeetin

    pursuit.igaveaypaoreau

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    diblaesthesizeof

    rabbitsthebeach

    tohebushesasipassed.

    solongasilive,ishallreertheterrorofthat

    chase.iraheersedge,andheardeverynow

    ahesplashofthefeetthatgainedupon.far

    aheyello.allthenight

    aboutusethe

    pursui,nearerandnearer.ifeltbreathgoing,

    forieoutoftraining;it,

    aapainlikeakside.iperceivedthe

    thingeupelongbeforeireachedthe

    eh,i

    eupto

    ,strueoutof

    theslingofthehandkerchiefasididso.asitued,the

    thing,oits

    feet,andthessilefellfaironitslefttele.theskull

    rangloud,andtheanilnbluo,thrust

    backetofall

    headlonguponthesandhitsfatheer;and

    thereitlaystill.

    iuldnselftoapproachthatblackheap.i

    leftitthere,oreau

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    stillstars,andgivingitayway

    toheyellohehouse;aly,h

    apositiveeffeethepitifulaningofthe

    pu,thesoundthathadinallydrivenoutto

    explorethissteriousisland.atthat,thoughi

    andhorriblyfatigued,igatheredtogetherallstrength,

    andbeganrunningagaintohelight.ithoughti

    heardavoioreau

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    x.thean.

    asidrehehouseisahatthelightshone

    froheopendoorofrooandthenihearding

    froutofthedarkthesideofthateoblong

    oflight,thevoiontgoryshouting,prendicki

    ntinuedrunning.presentlyiheardhigain.ireplied

    byafeeblehulloandinahadstaggered

    upto

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