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正文 第34节 文 / [美]H·G·威尔斯

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    thenspeaksastrange

    thing,saidohebeastfolk.

    itellyouitisso,isaid.thesterandthehouseof

    paineagain.he

    law

    theylookedcuriouslyatoher.han

    affectationofindifferenceibegantochopidlyatthe

    groundinfrontofyhatchet.theylooked,i

    noticed,atthedeepcutsideiurf.

    theyrraisedadoubt.ians.then

    ohedappledthingsobjected,andananited

    disonti

    begantofeelrenvisecurity.i

    talkednoybreath,duetothe

    iyofexeatfirst.

    intheurseofaboutanhourihadreallynvinced

    severalofthebeastfolkofthetruthofassertions,and

    talkedstoftheothersintoadubiousstate.ikepta

    sharpeyeforehehyenashenever

    appeared.every

    e,butnfidencegrehen

    astheodothezenith,onebyohe

    listenersbegantoyaheoddestteethinthe

    lightofthesinkingfire,andfirstohenaheislandofdooreau

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    retiredtohedensintheravine;andi,dreadingthe

    silenddarkness,,knowingiwassafer

    thanhonealone.

    inthisnhelongerpartofsojou

    uponthisislandofdooreau.butfrohatnight

    untiltheendca,thereohinghappeo

    tellsaveaseriesofinnurablesllunpleasaails

    atingofanincessantuneasiness.sothatiprefer

    tokeellonlyone

    onthsispentasanintite

    ofthesehalfhunisedbrutes.thereischthatsticks

    inrythatiulde,thingsthatiwould

    cheerfullygiverighthandtet;buttheydonot

    helpthetellingofthestory.

    irospeeerhowsooni

    fellinonstersy

    nfidenceagain.ihadquarrelsofurse,

    anduldshoeoftheirteethrksstill;butthey

    soongainedaerespeytrickofthrowing

    stonesandforthebiteofhatchet.andsaint

    beardnsloyaltye.i

    foundtheirsilescaleofhonourainlyon

    thecapacityforinfligtrentay

    sayethingliketheislandofdooreau

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    preeneinarare

    aea

    grudge;butitveselfchieflybehindbadat

    asafedistanyssiles,ingrices.

    thehyenase,andihe

    alertforhiinseparabledognhatedanddreaded

    hintensely.ireallybelievethattherootofthe

    brutesattatto.itethat

    theforrnsterhadtastedblood,andgohewayof

    theleopardn.hefordalairsohe

    forest,andbecasolitary.oriedtoihe

    beastfolktohunthibutilaake

    theperateforoneend.againandagainitriedto

    approaunaalways

    hee,andsaeandgot

    aadeeveryforestpathe

    andallybusan

    syside.

    inthefirstnthorsothebeastfolk,paredh

    theirlatterndition,anenough,andforoneor

    tyefriendievennceivedafriendly

    tolerahelittlepinkslothcreaturedisplayedanodd

    affee,andtooktofolloeabout.the

    nkeynbored,hoed,oheislandofdooreau

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    strengthofhisfivedigits,thatheyequal,andwas

    foreverjabberingat,jabberiarrant

    nonsense.ohingabouthiainedalittle:he

    ha**ntastictrickofiningneords.hehadanidea,

    ibelieve,thattogabbleaboutnasthatantnothing

    heproperuseofspeech.hecalleditbigthinksto

    distingui**froittlethinks,thesaneeveryday

    isoflife.ifeveridearerkhedidnot

    uand,heuch,asktosayit

    agaibyheart,andgooffrepeatingit,ha

    ilderofthebeast

    people.hethoughtnothingoflainand

    prehensible.iiedsoverycuriousbig

    thinksforhisespecialuse.ithinknohathehe

    silliestost

    anhout

    losiofthenaturalfollyofankey.

    this,isay,ysolitude

    angthesebrutes.duringthattitheyrespectedthe

    usageestablishedbythelahgeneral

    deruonceifoundanotherrabbittotopieces,by

    thehyenasassured,butthatwas

    aboutydistinctlyperceivedagrowing

    differeheirspeedcarriage,agrooreau

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    arsenessofarticulation,agroiontotalk.

    nkeynsjabberltipliedinvolubutgrew

    lessandlessprehensible,reandresian.so

    oftheothersseedaltogetherslippingtheirholdupon

    speech,thoughtheystilluoodat

    thatti.aginelanguage,oncecleard

    exaport,

    beingrelisofsoundagainandtheywalked

    ereincreasingdifficulty.thoughtheyevidently

    feltashadoftheelves,everynoheniwould

    eupononeoranotherrunningontoesandfinger

    tips,andquiteuorevertheverticalattitude.

    theyheldthingsrecluily;drinkingbysu,

    feedingbygnanereveryday.irealised

    rekeenlythanevereabout

    thestubbobeastflesh.theying,and

    revertingveryrapidly.

    soofthehepioneersinthis,inoticedh

    sosurprise,alesbegantardthe

    injunostpart.

    otherseveedpubliutragesuponthe

    institutionofnoga.thetraditionofthelaas

    clearlylosingitsforce.iotpursuethisdisagreeable

    subjeoreau

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    dognierceptiblyslippedbacktothedog

    again;daybydayhebecadu,quadrupedal,hairy.i

    scarce

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