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正文 第22节 文 / [美]Philip K. Dick

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twourhatredoflife.butyouhavesothing.yourelikealittleanil,notiortantbutsrt.studyinghislited,ebuteventhatstrue,yourel,pantingandses.didtheyaandostotrialandpunishedlongago.

    theradiohadegarbled.alongpause,nothingatall.justsilehenthedenverannouncer,veryclear,closeby.shereachedtotuthedial,butjoestoppedherhand.

    ”...neahshockedastunnedgernylyasyesterday...”

    heandjoejuedtotheirfeet.

    ...allreisandlisteners,heardthesolestrainsoftheofthepartei,thehorster,indresdeingparteisecretaryandchiefsofthesicherheitsdienst,thenationalsecuritypolicehegestapofollowing...”

    joetuedthevoluup.

    ”...reanizationofthegoventattheinstigationofthelatereialparliantofthethirdreich,whoseapprovalisrequired...”

    ”itllbeheydrich,”joesaid.

    ”ihatbigblondfellohatschirach,”shesaid.”christ,sohefinallydied.doyouthinkschirachhasace”

    ”no,”joesaidshortly.

    ”ybetherellbeacivilthoseguysaresooldnohoseoldpartyboys.”

    theradiohisretreatinthealpsnearbrenner...”

    joesaid,”thisllbefathernn.”

    ”...saidrelythatheanytisover,ofapersonalfriend,,onedisputeshortlyaftertheethatelentshostiletoherrbornhority”

    julianashuttheradiooff.

    ”theyrejustbabbling,”shesaid.”heyuseurderersaretalkedaboutasiftheyherestofus.”

    ”theyarelikeus,”joesaid.hereseatedhielfandonunisorseoff.”

    ”yourejusttalking,”julianasaid.”liketheradio.babbling.”

    ”ibeenlivinguhenazis,”joesaid.”iknoostfifteenyearsigotaot;ieahighrating.iixingnont,juliana.dignityoflabor;theyrenottalkingonly,thenazis,everyonelookeddoanualjobs;self,too.aristoyoe.”hespokesos.”elandtodtalliontisbetternthanindustrialistslikekruppandbankers,allthoseprussians;oughttohavebeengassed.allthosegentles.”

    but,julianathought,thosegentlesareinforever.andyouridols,roelanddoeinafterhostilities,tong.theyevehejeysothejel,retiredtograze.

    dontiknofrankyouyhusbandostdest,gehateverlived;iknoillionsofbleakeyed,despairingariaocreatehehadedheactuallygotit.but...

    apreoind,noitbaheeastast”

    henodded.

    ”hoethingaboutittheystillshootpeopleforreading”

    ”itdependsonyourraband.”

    thatostlitedastouchbetter;thereuseuas.butevenso...thegrasshoppererelyclassified;itoeveryone.

    joesaid,”ireaditioilet.ihiditinapillo,ireaditbecauseitwasbanned.”

    ”youreverybrave,”shesaid.

    doubtfullyhesaid,”youanthatsarcastically”

    ”no.”

    herelaxedalittle.”itseasyforyoupeoplehere;youliveasafe,purposelesslife,nothingtodo,nothingtoofevents,leftoverfrohepast;right”hiseyesckedher.

    ”yourekillingyourself,”shesaid,”.youridolsgottakenayouonebyoneandnowyouhaveno

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