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正文 第35节 文 / [美]H·G·威尔斯

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    righthandtotheluryside.

    asthe

    daytoday,thelaneofdevery

    sesoloathsothatileftit,andgoingacross

    theislanddeselfahovelofboughsadtheblack

    ruinsofreauseneryofpain,i

    found,stilldethatplacethesafestfrohebeastfolk.

    itpossibletodetaileverystepofthe

    lapsingoftheseotellhohe

    hunselahehoheygaveupbandagings

    andlasteverystitchofclothing;

    hobs;how

    theirforeheadsfellaheirfacesprojected;hohe

    quasihuninticyihadperttedselfe

    ofthenthefirstnthoflonelinessbecaa

    shudderinghorrortorecall.

    thegeandfor

    itg

    they,becausenojoltinthedownwardglidehad

    releasedtheinalishat

    oustedthehundaybyday.butibegahattheislandofdooreau

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    soonnouste.saintbeardbrute

    folloetotheenclosureeverynight,andhis

    vigilanesinsothinglike

    peaeshya,

    tooree

    branches.hat

    ainihosehappyfalycagesh

    aniltarsexhibit,ifthetaroleaveitfor

    ever.

    ofursethesecreaturesdidnotdeeintosuch

    beastsasthereaderhasseeninzoologicalgardens,into

    ordinarybears,igers,oxen,swine,andapes.

    thereethingstrangeabouteaeach

    reauhadblehisanilhthat.oneperhaps

    herfelinechiefly,anotherbovine

    chiefly;buteatedhothercreatures,akind

    ofgeneralisedanilisppearingthroughthespecific

    dispositions.andthedanity

    stillstartledeverynoontary

    recrudesceofspeechperhaps,anueddexterity

    oftheforefeet,apitifulattetto.

    itoosthaveundergorangeges.clothes

    hungaboutasyellhs

    shoetheislandofdooreau

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    ttedtogether.iaoldthatevennoyeyeshavea

    strangebrightness,asovent.

    atfirstispentthedaylighthoursohward

    beachgforaship,hopingandprayingforaship.i

    uheipecaharetuingastheyearwore

    on;butsheneverca.fivetisisahrice

    ske;butnothiouchedtheisland.ialwayshada

    bonfireready,butnodoubtthevolicreputationofthe

    islaoatforthat.

    itberoroctoberthatibegan

    tothinkofkingaraft.bythattiaradhealed,

    andbothhandsyserviceagain.atfirst,i

    foundhelplessnessappalling.ihadneverdoneany

    carpentryorsuchlikeylife,andispentday

    afterdayialongthe

    trees.ihadnoropes,anduldhitonnothingh

    tokeropes;heabundantcreepersseed

    lierenough,andylitterofstific

    eduso.

    ispehanafhtgrubbingangtheblack

    ruinsoftheenclosureandonthebeachheboats

    hadbeenbut,lookingfoailsandotherstraypiecesof

    talthatghtproveofservioe

    beastcreaturee,andgoleapingofforeau

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    easeasonofthuorand

    heavyrain,yatlastthe

    raftpleted.

    iedhit.buthacertainlackof

    practicalsenseybane,ihad

    deitaleorrefroheseandbeforeihad

    draggeditdoothebeachthethinghadfallento

    pieces.perhapsitisaslaung

    it;butatthetiseryatfailuree

    thatforsodaysisilypedonthebead

    staredattheerandthoughtofdeath.

    ididnot,hoeantodie,andani

    occurredthateunstakablyofthefollyof

    lettingthedayspassso,foreachfreshday

    thebeastpeople.

    iheshadeoftheenclosurearing

    outtosea,ethingld

    touyheel,andstartingroundfoundthe

    littlepinkslothcreatureblinkingintoface.hehad

    longsi,andthelank

    hairofthelittlebrutegrehickereverydayandhis

    stuyoaningnoise

    yattention,alittle

    e.theislandofdooreau

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    atfirstididnotuand,butpresentlyitoccurred

    tothatheetofollo;andthisididat

    last,sloheday.whenhe

    treeshe,forheuldtravelbetter

    angtheirshanontheground.and

    suddenlyinatraledspaceicauponaghastlygroup.

    saintbeardcreaturelayontheground,dead;and

    nearhisbodycrouchedthehyenashe

    quiveringfleshisshapenclait,

    andsnarlingonster

    lifteditsglarioslipsblingback

    frotsredstaih,anditgroenagly.it

    ed;thelastvestigeofthe

    huntainthadvanished.iadvaepfarther,

    stopped,andpulledoutrevolver.atlastihadhiace

    toface.

    thebrutedenosigreat;butitsears

    back,itshairbristled,anditsbodycrouchedtogether.i

    aidbetheeyesandfired.asididso,thething

    rosestraightatinaleap,andikedoverlikea

    ninepin.itclutchedathitscrippledhand,and

    strue.ifell

    uhehindpartofitsbody;butluckilyihadhitasi

    ant,andithaddiedevenasitleapt.ioreau

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    usunbling,staringat

    itsquiveringbody.thatdaleastthis,

    iknehefirstoftheseriesofrelapsesthat

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