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正文 第21节 文 / [美]H·G·威尔斯

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    iahehardestjobtopreventthekanakas

    deserting.finallytheydid;andsotheyacht.i

    spentnydaysedugthebrute,altogetherihad

    hiorthreeorfournths.itaughthiherudints

    ofenglish;gavehideasofunting;evehe

    thihealphabet.butatthatheoreau

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    ivethidiotsslohasheet,

    ntally;hadnoriesleftinhisndofhehad

    been.arsehealed,andhewasno

    longeranythingbutpainfulandstiff,andabletonverse

    alittle,itookhionderandintroducedhiothe

    kanakasasaingstowaway.

    theyatfirst,sohow,

    erather,fori;

    buthisedsold,ahat

    afteratitheyreceivedhindtookhiseducationin

    haiveandadaptive,

    andbuilthielfahovelratherbetter,itseedto,

    thantheiroongtheboysa

    bitofassionary,aaughtthethingtoread,orat

    leasttopisorudintary

    ideasofrality;butitseethebeastshabits

    allthatisdesirable.

    irestedfrodaysafterthis,andwasin

    andtoeanatoftheo

    englishphysiology.thenicauponthecreature

    squattingupinatreeandgibberingatthekanakas

    .ithreateoldhihe

    inhunityofsuchaproceeding,arousedhissenseof

    sha,andoreau

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    oengland.ihavebeendoier.but

    sohohethingsdriftbackagaiubbobeast

    fleshgroeantodobetter

    thingsstill.iantohat.thispu

    butthatsthestory.allthekanakaboysaredeadnow;

    onefelloverboardofthelaundonediedofa

    ehplant

    juice.threeaheyacht,andisupposeand

    hopeheronewaskilled.well,i

    havereplaeryuchasyou

    aredisposedtodoatfirst,andthen

    eoftheotheronesaidi,sharply,the

    otherkanakawhowaskilled

    thefaan

    creaturesideathing.hehesitated.

    yes,saidi.

    ituand,saidi;doyou

    antosay

    itkilledthekanakasyes.itkilledseveralotherthings

    thatitcaught.foraupleofdays.itonly

    gotloosebyactiittogeta

    ent.itwasa

    lilessthing,hahorribleface,thathedalongthe

    groundinaserpentinefashion.itrong,theislandofdooreau

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    andininfuriatingpain.itlurkedinthee

    days,u;aothe

    northepartoftheisland,ayto

    ontgoryinsisteduponingh

    .thenhadarifle;andwhenhisbodywasfound,

    ohebarrelsotheshapeofansand

    verynearlybittenthrough.ntgoryshotthething.

    afterthatistuanityexceptfor

    littlethings.

    hebecasilent.isatinsilenceghisface.

    sofortyyearsaltogetheruntingnineyearsin

    englandihavebeengoingon;andthereisstill

    sothingihingidothatdefeats,kes

    dissatisfied,etisi

    riseabovelevel,sotisifallbelo;butalwaysi

    fallshortofthethingsidreathehunshapeiget

    noosthease,sothatitislitheandgraceful,or

    thidstrong;butoftenthereistroublehthehands

    andtheclahings,thatidarenotshapetoo

    freely.butitisilegraftingandreshapingone

    stneedsdotothebrainthattroublelies.the

    intelligenceisoftenoddlylohunatableblank

    ends,uedgaps.asatisfactoryofallis

    sothingthatieoreau

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    deterions.cravings,

    instincts,desiresthatharunity,astrangehidden

    reservoirtoburstforthsuddenlyandinuhewhole

    beingofthecreaturehanger,hate,orfear.these

    irangeandunytoyouso

    soonasyoubegantoobservethebutto,justafteri

    kethetheyseeobeindisputablyhunbeings.

    itsafter,thatthepersuasionfades.

    firstoneaniltrait,thenanother,creepstothesurface

    andstaresoutat.butiei

    dipaliviureintothebathofbuingpain,isay,

    thistiial;thistiiwill

    kearationalyoerall,isten

    yearsnhavebeenahuhousandintheking.

    hethoughtdarkly.butiarahefastness.

    thispuoferasilendtheyrevert.as

    soonashandistakenfrohehebeastbeginsto

    creepback,beginstoassertitselfagain.an

    silence.

    thenyoutakethethingsyoukeintothosedens

    saidi.

    theygo.itutheutofeelthe

    beastinthealytheyhere.theyall

    dreadthishouseand.thereisakindoftravestyoftheislandofdooreau

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    hunityoverthere.ntgoryknoit,forhe

    interferesintheiraffairs.hehastrainedowoof

    theoourservice.hesashadofit,butibelievehe

    halflikessoofthosebeasts.itshisbusiness,notne.

    theyonlysihasenseoffailure.itakeno

    iintheifancytheyfollohelihe

    kanakassionaryrkedout,andhaveakindof

    ething

    theycallthelansaboutallthiheybuild

    theelvestheirdens,gatherfruit,andpullherbsrry

    even.butiseethroughitall,seeintotheirverysouls,

    aherenothingbutthesoulsofbeasts,beaststhat

    perish,angerastoliveandgratifytheelves.

    yettheyreodd;plex,likeeverythingelsealive.

    thereisakindofup,partvanity,

    partotion,partecuriosity.itonly

    a.ihaveworked

    hardatherheadandbrainandnoanding

    upafteralonggapofsilence,duringhh

    pursuedourohoughts,

    ...
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