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正文 第29节 文 / [美]Philip K. Dick

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    andtheunendingseafoods.hehadgottensothatheuldnolongerabideshrioranyothershellfish.

    ”ianyandjapanlostthewar.”

    herpaulyahenpaulsaidatlast,”veryplicateddifferences.bettertoreadthebook.itforyou,possibly,tohear.”

    ”ihavestrongnviuchworse.”

    theyseedtakenbysurprise.perhapsitone.

    ”nistinued.

    paulheauthor,.h.abendsen,hatpoint,astouneasinfirstlypeasantrussianaturallytakespratfall.biglaughingstock,recallingjapanwar,when”

    ”osuffer,topaythest,”robertsaid.”butfoodcause.tostopslavi.”

    bettysaidinalopletentrolofherself,notcarriedasheinteoexpressherfeeling.aspotoflor,deepred,hadappearedineachofhercheeks.

    theyateforatihoutnversing.

    ididitagain,robertedhielf.iossibletoavoidthetopic.becauseitseverypeople.

    faonground.eissharpntrastvisàvisthetheirbrainsaredifferent.soulslikedrinkingfronglishboitsersatzasthedayislong.

    eventheiselvespilfererieleastofall.

    onlytheeerofsa,stbuheadtofloorforthesetoutofexistenisolepoirewideworld.

    hethought:istreadthatgrasshopperbook.patrioticduty,frohesoundofit.

    bettysaidsoftlytohi”robert,youreing.isthefoodsprepared”

    atonostdeliealihavehadinyears.”

    ”thankyou,”shesaid,obviouslypleased.”doiobeauthentiericy.”

    youokthenativefoodstoperfeense.applepie,ovie,glennller...youuldpastetogetheroutoftinandricepaperapleteartificialarica.ricepaper,ricepaperdadreadingthenehisfeet.everything.

    paulsilently.robertansattentioohisfood.hereadndhereallythinkingiknosho.ikepttheproperexpression;heuldnotpossiblytell.

    ”robert,”paulsaid,”sinthe1930sbyau.s.author.”

    robertboly.

    ”thebook,”paulsaid,”ent,butdonottotallygraspn.eaning.”helookedhopefullyatrobert.

    presentlyrobertchildanadtted.”ihaveneverreadthatbook,ifear.”nor,hethought,evenheardofit.

    disappointntshoannindailypaper;resnstantly,untilevidentlydrivendbypainandhasdelusionthatheisj.christ.doyourecallperhapsreadlongago.”

    ”no,”robertsaid.

    ”givesstrangevieinalkindintoaningofpainfooreason,problestbesintoaorepellingviehis,overoldeotions.n.possiblysahoutcauseduetohisbeingajew.”

    robertsaid.”ifgernyandjapanhadlosttheosreet.”

    thetaoshrink.theyseedtofade,groselves.therootselfgreself,noloheirpany.andsotheyte.atragedy,hethoughtashentiing.auldbedone

    forrontagohadtobedrapseduntilnohadbeguntoliftfroisnd.ishoantichazebefuddlingasiasdedstairs.butrealityotbeignored;ustgrowup.

    andthisisthestraightdhthere.thesepeoplearenotexaonkeysdolledupinthecircus.theyrecleverandlea,butthatisall.

    duesolelytotheirhavingwon

    bigflaycharacterrevealedthroughthisenunter.butsuchisthegoes.ihavepathetidencyto...heeasieroftwo

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