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正文 第32节 文 / [美]H·G·威尔斯

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    nd,yheartinuth,andadvanced

    upontheohehertwo.

    ituedandohedeadbodies,keeping

    facetouch

    asanactorpassingupthestagefacestheaudience.

    theybrokethelayfootonthe

    sayerofthelaoreau

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    ofthelaheotherhtheisthe

    laeandsee.

    nonees,advangand

    peering.

    noneescape,saidi.thereforehearanddoasi

    nd.theystoodup,lookiioninglyatone

    another.

    standthere,saidi.

    ipickedupthehatchetsandsbytheirheads

    froheslingofartuedntgoryover;

    pickeduphisrevolverstillloadedintbers,and

    bendingdoge,foundhalfadozencartridges

    inhispocket.

    takehisaidi,standingupagainandpointingh

    the,andinto

    thesea.

    theycaforlystillafraidof

    ntgory,butstillreafraidofcragred

    efulingaation,singerly,

    carriedhioothebeadsplashinginto

    thedazzlihesea.

    onsaidi,onoreau

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    theypitsandstarding

    .

    letgo,saidi;andthebodyofntgoryvanished

    ethiightenay

    chest.

    goodsaidi,yvoidtheyca

    baarginoftheer,

    leavinglonghesilver.attheers

    edgetheystopped,tuingandglaringintotheseaas

    thoughtheypresentlyexpeerytoarise

    therefrovengeance.

    nohese,saidi,pointingtotheotherbodies.

    theytookottoapproachtheplacehey

    hadthroeryintotheer,butinstead,

    carriedthefourdeadbeastpeopleslantinglyalongthe

    beachforperhapsahundredyardsbeforethey

    andcasttheway.

    asidisposingofthengledreinsof

    ing,iheardalightfootfallbehind,andtuing

    quicklysahebighyenaswineperhapsadozenyards

    adoeyeswerefixed

    upon,hisstuyhandschedandheldclosebyhis

    side.hestoppedinthiscrougattitudeued,

    hiseyesalittleaverted.theislandofdooreau

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    forantoodeyetoeye.idroppedthewhip

    andsnatypoeanttokill

    thisbrute,thestfordableofanohe

    island,atthefirstexcuse.ityseereacherous,butsoi

    oreafraidofhihanofany

    otherthebeastfolk.hisntinuedlifewasi

    kneine.

    iyself.then

    criedi,salutebowdown

    histeethflasheduponinasnarl.hat

    ishould

    perhapsalittletoospasdicallyidreyrevolver,

    aidquicklyandfired.iheardhielp,sarun

    sideissed,andclickedback

    theckythufortheshot.buthewas

    alreadyrunningheadlong,juingfroidetoside,andi

    darednotriskanotherss.everynohenhe

    lookedbackatoverhisshoulder.heslanting

    alongthebeadvanishedbehedrivingsses

    ofdehatthe

    buioodstaringafter

    hiituedtothreeobediefolkagainand

    sigheodropthebodytheystillcarried.theni

    oreau

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    fallenandkickedthesanduntilallthebroains

    wereabsorbedandhidden.

    idisssedthreeserfshahehand,and

    ypistolin

    hand,hrusththehatchetsintheslingof

    ariobealohinkoutthe

    positioninhingthat

    iorealisehatoverallthisisland

    thereeouldbealoneand

    seazingly

    sinding,butiillinedtobenervousand

    tobreakdostress.ifeltthatioughtto

    yselfhthebeastpeople,

    andkeselfsecureintheirnfideheart

    failed.ibacktothebeadtuiward

    pastthebuingenadeforapointwherea

    shalloofralsandranouttohereef.herei

    uldsitdoybayface

    againstanysurprise.andthereisat,ohe

    suingdoyheadandunspeakabledreadin

    nd,plottinghothehourof

    rescueifeverrescueca.itriedtoreviehe

    lyasiuld,butitto

    otion.theislandofdooreau

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    ibegantuingoverinndthereasonof

    ntgorysdespair.theyhey

    aresuretoge.andreau,oreau

    hadsaidthestubbobeastfleshgrok

    again.thenicaroundtothehyenassure

    thatifididnotkillthatbrute,hee.the

    sayerofthelaheyknewnow

    thathehey

    theelvesealready

    outofthegreenssesoffesandpaloveryonder,

    ehintheirspringhey

    plottingagainsthehyenaselling

    theyiginatiooa

    rassofunsubstantialfears.

    thoughtsurbedbyagofseabirds

    hurryingtoeblackobjectthathadbeenstranded

    bythehebeaeartheenclosure.iknew

    thatobjectihadnotthehearttogoback

    anddrivetheff.ibeganhebeathe

    oppositedire,designingtoerouward

    eroftheislandandsoapproachtheravihehuts,

    buscadesofthethickets.

    perhapshalfalealongthebeachibecaawareof

    ohreebeastfolkadvangoutofthelandoreau

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    bushestoe.iyown

    iginingsthatiiediatelydreyrevolver.eventhe

    propitiatesturesofthecreaturef

    ...
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