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正文 第39节 文 / [英]弗雷德里克·福赛思

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    ”thatbad,ehehraxculturesbecauseiatpeopleapaperwork.”

    ”soheuldhavebsorshells,butknohattheposition”askedsirpaulspruce.hisrolledgoldpenepad.

    ”thatsaboutit,”saidbryant.”butthatsthebadney.isupposethatifyouhadanaradvangagainstyouandyouiracks.”

    ”thatsabouttheshapeofit,”saidsiny.anythinggrothatsoilgrass,fruit,vegetablesb.ai,drinkingthelk,orhandlingthehideofanysuchbeastablyoursoldiersealsanddrinkingbottleder”

    ”yep,theyarealready,”saidsinclair.

    ”thenanthraxuansbyiionintothelungsorthefoodpassages.bearinginndthegashazard,isuspecttheyasksanyway.”

    ”iethingonfightingni,idchooseohevariousnervegasesinstead.invisibleandfast.”

    ”sonoindihasagerghtbe”askedsirpaulspruce.

    ”frankly,idandsurroundedbyquarantiions.iftherehat,”saidbryant.

    sinclairandpaxnefuriously.anotherjobforthecheckers.

    ”failingthat,”nanintelligeniraqististinthisfieldanghthaveheard,ifsaddaasgotthisfacility,it.”

    ”sureeives,eh,.sinclairihaveheardthatourotherlleagueatportondoatterofpoisongasesinaboutten.thankyouforyourattendance.”

    thegroupinthedesertlayquietlygdaealacrossthesandduheyoungstershadnotrealizedheytothehouseofthebedouthepreviouseveningthatthey.theyhadthoughttheyanotherlecture.

    theyhadbroughtnoclothing,andnightsinthedesertarebitter,evenattheendofaugust.theyshiveredandheyheirabseheirdistraughtparents.caughtbythecurfetelephooforder...itodo.

    threeofthefiveadetherightitetheysaeafrohehousetedfourreetsaoftoheroadintotheflat,harddesertbeforecurfeeringthedesert,theyhadseennoone.

    theyhaddrivensouthfortilesaanageeshoilfieldtotheirainhighedhpatrols.

    soyandrepubliguarderispin.theyfeltnervous.

    threeofthegrouplayinthesandbesidethebedou,gtheroadinthegro.itenarroosothegravelededgetopasseachother.

    extendinghalfhistruadetheopsaheblailitlookedjustlikeaslldriftofsandblothedesertbythewind.

    theothertber,theyshouldainway.

    justaftersix,thelaeant”tooeded.

    thebedourantotheroadandreplacedtheplank,thesacks,andthesand.

    theer,thebahedireofthehigheboheroadtoheoilfield.

    thedriveeverthoughttosoavoidthebarofsandbutstillonlycaughtthenailshonefrontireble,theblank

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