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正文 第12节 文 / [美]Philip K. Dick

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    aoldrporationfactory.

    folloan,frinkpushedopealdoortotheinbleofenattheent.therean.frinkincreasedhispace.

    ”hey,.”hecalled.

    theoldnhadstoppedbythehairyardshopforen,edlancedupasfrinkcato.

    isteninghislipsnervously,tsonsaid,”iorry,fraakeyourplace,thinkingyouingback.afterallroundeyesflickeredosthereditaryevasiveness.itansblood.

    frinksaid,”iytools.nothingelse.”hiso,evenharsh.

    ”uled,obviouslyhazyinhisoindastothestatusoffrinkstools.toedcarthyhesaid,”ithinkthatent,ed.ybeyoufixfrankhereup.ihaveotherbusiness.”heglahispocketarottedoff,notlookingback.

    edcarthyandfrinkstoodtogether.

    ”youccarthysaidafterati.

    ”yes,”frinksaid.

    ”iyousaidyesterday.”

    ”sohad,i,oftentalkedovertheirproble.

    carthysaid,”idontknoaeasanybodyo.iveseenyouinutes,includingtherougepolishing.allthetheroughcratex.andexceptforthewelding”

    ”ineversaidiuldweld,”frinksaid.

    ”didyoueverthinkofgoingintobusinessonyourown”

    frink,takenbysurprise,staered,”doing”

    ”jewelry.”

    ”assake”

    ”erovertoaeroftheshop,athenoise.”forabouttenteshop.oiidreensearringsandpendants.youreerrealdenteorary.”takingscratchpaper,hebegantodraly.

    peeringoverhisshoulder,frinksaarket”allhehadeversee.”nobodyporaryari;thereisntanysuchthing,notsihewar.”

    ”createarket,”carthysaid,ace.

    ”youaself”

    ”takeitiailshops.likethaterystreet,thatbigritzyartobjectplace.”

    ”arisuchplaces.

    ”youknosilverbeltbutouristtrashpieces,allalike.supposedlynativeart.”

    foralongtifrinkregardedcarthy.”ikheysell,”hesaidfinally.”andsodoyou.”

    ”yes,”carthysaid.

    theybothknee.

    assbasis,frotandarddesigns.foraneepiesrealprofitswerederived.

    usinganelaboratevarietyoftools,terials,aheperselvesedto.

    adetheldshielf,dohearketforsllarofthearicivilrporationuldsellallthatfrinkuldtuout.ity.

    herevolver.ahreedaysandthegunhought,ituldhavetoldthedifference...butthejapanesellectorsauthoritiesinthepropersense,hadnostandardsortestsbyojudge.

    infaselvesifthesooneyaheirassociates,friends,andstresses.

    likepostoeanenindstoade,kepttheirattentionon

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