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正文 第30节 文 / [美]H·G·威尔斯

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    thinkingightkethatbrushoapyreand

    buhisbodyandthoseotherthings.thenwill

    happenhthebeastfolk

    idontknoadeofbeasts

    ofpreyakesillyassesoftheelvessoonerorlater.

    assacrethelothats

    yourhunitybuttheyllge.they

    aresuretoge.

    hetalkedthusinnclusivelyuntilatlastifelt

    teergoing.

    daationheexine;

    inahanyouareandhe

    gotup,andforthebrandy.drinkhesaid

    retuing,youlogicchopping,chalkyfacedsaintofan

    atheist,drinktheislandofdooreau

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    noti,saidi,andsatgriyghisfader

    theyelloselfintarruloussery.

    ihavearyofinfiediuheo

    audlindefenling.

    ing,hesaid,heonlythingthathadeverreally

    .andsuddenlyanidea.

    iaedsaidhe,staggeringtohisfeetand

    clutgthebrandybottle.

    bysoflashofintuitiowashe

    intended.youdontgivedrinktothatbeastisaid,rising

    andfaghi

    beastsaidhe.yourethebeast.hetakeshisliquor

    likeachristiaofthek

    fodssake,saidi.

    getoutofthewayheroared,andsuddenly

    hisrevolver.

    veryiofall

    uponhisheputhishandupoch,butdeterred

    bythethoughtofuselessaryouvedeabeastof

    yourself,tothebeastsyouygo.

    heflungthedoore

    betplightandthepallidglareofthetheislandofdooreau

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    on;hiseyesocketschesofbladerhis

    stubblyeyebrows.

    youreas,prendick,asillyassyoure

    alheedgeofthings.

    ioundtoingtohave

    adaedbankholidaytonight.hetuedand

    outintotheonlight.inghecried;ing,old

    friend

    threedireaturesinthesilverylightcaalongthe

    edgeoftheeure,

    theothertchesofblaessfollo.they

    halted,staring.thenisalingshunchedshouldersas

    hecaroundtheerofthehouse.

    drinkery,drink,youbrutesdrink

    andbendae,ihecleverest.reaufot

    this;thisisthelasttouch.drink,itellyouandwaving

    thebottleinhishaartedoffatakindofquicktrot

    totheselfbetand

    thethreedireatureswhofollowed.

    itothedoorin

    thestoftheonlightbeforyhalted.i

    saadnisteradoseoftheraling,

    aintoonevaguepatoreau

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    singiheardntgoryshout,singalltogether,

    nfoundoldprendickthatsright;nowagain,

    nfoundoldprendick

    theblackgroupbrokeupintofiveseparatefigures,

    andalongthebandof

    shiningbeach.eachhohisowill,

    yelpinginsultsat,iviherventthis

    neanded.presentlyiheard

    ntgorysvoiceshouting,righttuandthey

    passedhtheirshoutsandhootheblaessof

    thelandrees.sloheyrecededinto

    silence.

    thepeacefulsplendourofthenighthealedagain.the

    oneridianandtravellingdohe

    .ititsfull,andverybrightridingthroughthe

    etybluesky.theshadohewalllay,ayardwide

    andofinkyblaess,atfeet.theeastwardseawasa

    featurelessgrey,darkandsterious;ahesea

    andtheshadohegreysandsofvolicglassand

    onds.

    behindtheparaffinelaflaredhotandruddy.

    thenishutthedoor,lockedit,andintothe

    enclosures,the

    staghoundsandthellaandsootheroreau

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    brutes,assivefacecalvenafterhisterrible

    death,andhthehardeyesopen,staringatthedead

    oonabove.isatdoheedgeofthesink,

    andyeyesuponthatghastlypileofsilverylightand

    onousshadoyplans.inthe

    ingieprovisionsinthedingey,

    andaftersettingfiretothepyrebefore,pushoutinto

    thedesolationofthehighseaoncere.ifeltthatfor

    ntgorytherehatheruth,half

    akintothesebeastfolk,unfittedforhunkindred.

    idonotknoing.itst

    havebeenanhourorso.thenplanningwas

    interruptedbytheretuofntgoryto

    neighbourhood.iheardayellingfroanythroats,a

    tultofexultantcriespassingdoohebeach,

    edto

    etoastopheersedge.theriotroseand

    fell;iheardheavybloashof

    ethen.adisrdant

    tingbegan.

    thoughtsyansofescape.igot

    up,broughtthela,andintoashedtolookat

    sokegsihadseehenibeterestedin

    thesofsobiscuittins,andopenedone.isaoreau

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    sothingoutofthetailofeye,aredfigure,and

    tuedsharply.

    behindlaytheyard,vividlybladeinthe

    onlight,andthepileofsonh

    reauandhistilatedvictilay,oneoveranother.

    theyseedtobegrippiheri

    revengefulgrapple.his,and

    thebloodthathaddrippedlayinblackpatchesuponthe

    sand.thenisay

    phantoaruddygloeanddand

    upontheisinterpretedthis,fa

    yflickeringla,andtuedagainto

    thestoresintheshed.igingangthe

    asednuld,findingthisnve

    thingandthat,andputtingthesidefortorrows

    lausepassed

    quie.

    thetingdieddoour;

    thenitbeganagain,andsuddenlybrokeintoatult.i

    heardorereasoundlikequarrelling,and

    ...
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