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www.192.twdoyouthinkareyou
infearofstill
ilookedathiandsaaefaced,e
hairedn,eyes.saveforhisserenity,the
touhissettheislandofdooreau
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tranquillityandhisgnifitbuild,heghthave
passedsterangahuherfortableold
gehenishivered.byohis
seion,ihandedhirevolverheither
hand.
keepthehesaid,andsnatchedatayaood
up,staredatforant,andsled.youhavehad
tesleep.
iladitsalleover
forant,thenoutbytheinnerdoor.
iiediatelytuedthekeyierone.isat
doeinakindofstagnantod,so
otionally,ntally,andphysically,thatiuld
notthinkbeyondthepoihe
blackelikealasthan
effortiputoutthelightandgotintothehaock.very
soonioreau
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xv.hebeastfolk.
iy
nd,ontof
adtothe
doortoassureselfthatthekeyued.thenitried
thelyfixed.thatthese
nlikecreaturesonsters,
regrotesquetravestiesofn,filledhavague
uaintyoftheirpossibilitieshan
anydefinitefear.
atappingcaatthedoor,aheglutinous
alingspeaking.ipocketedohe
revolverskeepingonehanduponit,aohi
gooding,sair,hesaid,bringingin,inaddition
tothecustoryherbbreakfast,anillokedrabbit.
ntgoryfollo.hisrovingeyecaughtthe
positionofarndhesledaskew.
thepuoreau,
aryinhishabits,didnotjoinus.i
talkederytoclearideasofthewayin
hebeastfolklived.inparticular,ito
knoannstersfallingtheislandofdooreau
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uponreauandntgoryandfroendingone
another.heexplaihattheparativesafetyof
reauaedntalspe
ofthesensters.inspiteoftheirincreasedintelligence
aendenalinstinctstoreawaken,
theyhadcertainfixedideasilantedbyreauintheir
nds,aginations.they
ised;hadbeentoldthatcertainthings
possible,andthatcertainthingstobe
done,andtheseprohibitionsothetexture
oftheirndsbeyondanypossibilityofdisobedienceor
dispute.
certaintters,hoinct
oreausnvenience,able
ndition.aseriesofpropositionscalledthelawibad
alreadyheardtheecitedbattledintheirndshthe
deepseated,everrebelliousal
natures.thislaheying,ifound,and
everbreaking.bothntgoryandreaudisplayed
partiignorantofthetasteof
blood;theyfearedtheiablesuggestionsofthat
flavorytoldthatthelaially
angthefelipeople,becaoddlyweakened
aboutnightfall;thatthentheaniloreau
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thataspiritofadventuresprangupihedusk,
edtodreabr >
aboutbyday.tothatioystalkingbytheleopard
n,onthenightofarrival.butduringtheseearlier
daysofstaytheybrokethelaivelyandafter
dark;inthedaylightthereosphereof
respeultifariousprohibitions.
andhereperhapsiygiveafesabout
theislandandthebeastpeople.theisland,hwasof
irregularoutlineandlayloheotal
area,isuppose,ofsevesquareles.itwas
voliin,andhreesidesby
ralreefs;sofurolestothenorth
spring,heoigesoftheforcesthathadlong
sincei.nohenafaintquiverof
earthquakeetistheastof
thespireofskeultuousbygusts
ofsteabutthationoftheisland,
ntgoryinford,noberedratherre
thansixtyofthesestrangeoreausart,not
untingthesllernstrositieshe
undergroanforaltogether
hehaddenearlyahundredandtanyhad
died,andothersliketheoreau
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ehadebyviolentends.in
anserysaidthatthey
actuallyboreoffspring,butthatthesegenerallydied.
andstaedthe
hunforpoherehe
ianancharacteristics.the
feleserousthantheles,andliableto
onogathe
lawenjoined.
thisdescriptionrrespondsinevery
respeoblesisle.
c.e.p.
itpossiblefortodescribethesebeast
peopleiail;eyehashadnotrainingiails,and
unhappilyioststriking,perhaps,intheir
generalappearancehedisproportiohelegs
ofthesecreaturesandthelengthoftheirbodies;a
sorelativeisourideaofgraceeyebeca
habituatedtotheirfor,andatlastievenfellinh
theirpersuasionthatohighswereungainly.
anotherpointheforheheadand
thecluyandinhuncurvatureofthespihe
apenlackedthatinoreau
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akesthehunfiguresograceful.sthadtheir
shouldershunshung
onspicuously
hairy,atleastuntiltheendoftiupontheisland.
theobviousdefortyheirfaces,
alstallofalfordabout
theears,hlargeandprotuberantnoses,veryfurryor
verybristlyhair,andoftenstrangelylouredely
plaanhad
achatteringtitter.beyondthesegeneralcharacterstheir
headsha
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