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正文 第38节 文 / Nathanael West

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    anotherspasassedthroughthebandheppost,butheancatchthegirledforhelp.hetriedtogettoher,butefreshairintohisaglungs,butitaintedhs.

    inthispartofthebofthepeopleseedtobeenjoyingtheelves.nearhinanpressinghardagainstherfronfront.hissandanatherside.

    “thefirstthingikneiddle.”

    “yeah.sobodyhollered,hereesgaryoper,andthen”

    “thataintit,”saidalittlenhdpulloverser.“thisisariotyourein.”

    “yeah,”saidathirdan,attackedachild.”

    “heoughttobelynched.”

    everybodyagreedvehently.

    “iefrot.louis,”annouhestoutan,“andpervertfellersinoueighborhoodonce.herippedupagirlhapairofscissors.”

    “hesthavebeencrazy,”saidtheninthecap.“kindoffunisthat”

    everybodylaughed.thestoutanspoketothenwhowashuggingher.

    “hey,you,”shesaid.“iaintnopillow.”

    thensledbeatifiakingnoeffetoutofhiserace.

    “afreshguy,”shesaid.

    theotheranlaughed.

    “yeah,”shesaid,“thisisaregularfreeforall.”

    theninthedsntaboutthepervert.

    “rippingupagirlhscissors.thatstheool.”

    hee.

    “youdadodifferent,eh,kid”saidayoungnustaches.

    thetenlaughed.thisenuragedthenintheend.shesquealed.

    “layoffthat,”shesaidgoodnaturedly.

    “iwasshoved,”hesaid.

    anaulaended,hefoundhielfedlikehours,thepaoveagainotion.itgatheredntundrushed.herodeituntilhedagainstthebaseofanironrailthestreet.hehadthebytheiabeingsutherailandkickedbaletgo.

    despitetheagonyinhisleg,heentinghielf,andtheindhadbeealstautotic.

    ashestoodonhisgoodleg,ethebeers,heerablesketiiraiseandtheyargbehindhisbanneriunitedfrontofscrees.

    intheloenandenfledob.angther,edtobefallingoutofthebhishispursuers.todhielfpickedupasllstoothroinuinghisflight.

    hehadalstfottenbothhislegandhisprediorepletehestoodonaodelionguesoffiresothattheylinthatheldupthepaleafroofofanutburgerstand.

    hehadfinishedoneflaandeoneshoutinginhisear.heopenedhiseyesandsaantryingtoreaanaughthiythe.todananandupa.

    anaskedhifhealiftho.todhadthepresenindtogiveclaudesaddress.

    heandatfirsthethoughth

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