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正文 第17节 文 / Nathanael West

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twshesaid,slingherfiveness.

    hetookhishatoffiouslyandplaceditonthehoodofthecar,thensarouheypaidnoattentiontotod,.hesauchassheaway.

    “you,too”shecalledgailytotod,uedhisback.

    “oh,sootherti,”hereplied,itatinghercasualness.

    shelaughed,thentookoutapaouth.andthtuptherear.

    itofanarrolikedust.

    theyclieduntiltheyreachedanotheryon.thisoneorebrilliantlyloredthantheflohefirst.thepathhstreaksray,andtheheyonauve,cholateandlaveheairitselfpink.

    theystoppedtongbirdetali.

    eoutofthisblingdoadeforthevalley.

    todsaantheedgeoftheandwaved.

    “hi,g”sheshouted.

    “ita”hecalledback.

    sheratenyardsoftheslopeandthencaughtherinhisar.

    heenianeyesandpoutingblacklips.hisheadassoftight,orderedcurls.heer,calleda“gorilla”inandaroundlosangeles,hnothingu.hissoiledducktrousersatteredtennissneakers.

    theyvedontotheshaeroearthehuthiops.

    earlestartedafireuhestove.todeakingtheops,atchedandjoiheirfloorsoss.

    thexicaoveraotalkaboutthecks.he.

    “thatsherno,fivetisheis.andthatsjujutla.cha.”

    heopeheopandliftedthebirdoutfortod.“ardereristheguyis.speedyandhow”

    thecksplugeonanditslegse.

    “hesbeautiful,”todsaid.

    “illsay.”

    gtossedthebirdbatotheopandtheybacktojoihersatthefire.

    “whendo”fayeasked.

    gueltestedthestovebyspittingonit.hefoundalargeironskilletaosuritepotatoestopeel,thenpickedupaburlapsack.

    “illgetthebirds,”hesaid.

    tod.theyfolloetoatinyfield,veredbushandhelduphishandtood.

    apersonalandhouthope.

    bleselvesatthe,ack,hadadaintypluonhisheadthatcurledforosttohisbeak.

    earleeandpulledtheirheadsoffbeforedroppiohissae.theirfeathersfelltotheground,pointfirst,bledoipsoftheirquills.

    thesunpagain.itgreahleanedforotheheat.

    gbroughtajugoftequilafrohehut.hefilledapeanutbutterjarforfayeandpassedthejugtotod.theliquorslledlikerottenfruit,buthelikedthetaste.handtohand.

    earletriedtoshopthegaintoquartersadebythebladesastheycutthroughfleshandbone.earleintotheskillettering.

    forallhersqueashness,fayeateasheartilyasthendid.thereoving.fayetossedahepeanutbutterjaranddrankliketheothers,throiltingthejug.

    toduldsensehergroent.theboxonallthattheirbackstouchedandheuldfeelhoivorytorose.shekeptreagforhiscigarettes.

    earlesfeaturesheshado,but

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