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    e.

    ibutbothofthebodiesonapyreofbrush

    afterthatisaydeathwas

    onlyaquestionofti.thebeastpeoplebythatti

    had,ade

    theelveslairsaohickets

    oftheislaofthelept,and

    theislandghthaveseeddesertedtoaneer;

    butatnighttheairhtheircallsand

    hoindtokeassto

    buildtraps,httheknife.hadipossessed

    suffitcartridges,ishouldnothavehesitatedtobegin

    thekilling.thereuldnoofthe

    dangerouscaivores;thebraverofthesewerealready

    dead.afterthedeathofthispofne,last

    friend,itooadoptedtosoextentthepracticeof

    slueringiiiobeonguardat

    night.irebuiltdenintheheenclosure,h

    suarroptier

    stnecessarilykeansiderablehecreatures

    hadlosttheartoffiretoo,andreveredtheirfearofit.itheislandofdooreau

    201of209

    tuedonostpassionatelyn

    togetherstakesandbranaraftforescape.

    ifoundathousanddifficulties.iarely

    unhandynschoolinghedaysof

    slojd;butstoftherequirentsofaraftitatlast

    insocluy,circuitousei

    tookountable

    obstaclehatihadnovesseltontaintheeri

    shouldneedififloatedforthupontheseuntravelledseas.i

    riedpottery,buttheislandntainedno

    opingabouttheislandtryinghall

    ghttosolvethisodiffiesi

    oburstse,andhad

    splintersounluckytreeinintolerablevexation.but

    iuldthinkofnothing.

    andthencaaday,a

    iasy.isaallsaillike

    thatofalittleser;andforthhilitagreatpileof

    brushoodbyitiofit,a

    oftheddaysun,g.alldayichedthatsail,

    eatingordrinkingnothing,sothatheadreeled;and

    thebeastsdglaredat,aowonder,

    andeand

    syblazetheislandofdooreau

    brightandhigh,andtheeyesofthebeastsshoof

    thedarkness,rvelling.inthedahesailwasnearer,

    andisaallboat.butit

    sailedstrangely.eyeshg,andi

    peeredanduldnotbelievethetenhe

    boat,sittingloheboheotherat

    therudder.theheadkepttotheyawed

    andfellaway.

    asthedaygreer,ibegaragof

    jbuttheydidnotnotidsat

    still,fageachother.itothelopointofthe

    loiculatedandshouted.therewasno

    response,akeptonheraiessurse,king

    slohebay.suddenlyagreate

    birdfleen

    stirrednootie

    **sstrongspread.

    thenistoppedshouting,andsatdohe

    headlandaedyhandsandstared.

    sloheboatdrovepasttohe.i

    outtoit,butsothingald,vague

    fearkeptbatheafteooidestranded

    theboat,aahundredyardsorsototheward

    oftheruinsoftheeneninitoreau

    hadbeendeadsolongthattheyfelltopiecesilted

    theboatonitssideanddraggedtheut.onehada

    shockofredhair,likethecaptainoftheipecaha,

    andadirtyoftheboat.

    asistoodbesidetheboat,threeofthebeastsca

    slinkingoutofthebushesandsniffingtoe.oneof

    spasofdisguste.ithrustthelittleboat

    doberedonboardher.the

    bruteseforhquivering

    nostrilsandglitterihethirdhehorrible

    nondescriptofbearandbull.whenisa

    approasnarling

    atoherandcaughtthegleaftheirteeth,a

    frantiyrepulsion.ituedback

    uporuckthelugandbeganpaddlingouttosea.i

    uldnselftolookbehind.

    ilay,hohereefandtheislandthat

    night,aingand

    filledtheetykegaboardher.then,hsuch

    patienceasiuldnd,illectedaquantityof

    fruit,andylastthree

    cartridges.o

    aninionofthereef,forfearofthebeast

    people.theislandofdooreau

    xxii.thenalone.

    intheeveningistarted,anddroveouttoseabeforea

    gehesouth,sloeadily;andthe

    islandgreallerandsller,andthelankspireof

    skedoafinerandfinerlineagainstthehot

    suheoe,hidingthatlow,

    darkpatyeyes.thedaylight,thetrailingglory

    ofthesun,ingoutofthesky,wasdrawnaside

    likesolunouscurtain,andatlastilookedintothe

    bluegulfofiensityhesunshinehides,andsaw

    thefloatinghostsofthestars.thesea,thesky

    .ihthenightandsilence.

    soidriftedforthreedays,eatinganddrinking

    sparingly,andditatinguponallthathadhappeo

    ,notdesiringverygreatlythentoseenagain.one

    unrage,hairablagle:no

    doubtdisverersthoughtadn.

    itisstraifeltnodesiretoretutonkind.i

    obequitofthefoulnessofthebeast

    people.andohirddayikedupbyabrig

    fropiatosanfraneitherthecaptainnorthe

    teystory,judgingthatsolitudeandtheislandofdooreau

    dangerhadded;andfearingtheiropinionght

    bethatofothers,irefrainedfroellingadventure

    further,andprofessedtoreothingthathadhappened

    tobete

    hespaceofayear.

    ihadtoaspeto

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