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    thedistancethathadattractedthe

    savagetohislighthouse;theneariveasthefarthehe

    openstretchesofheatherandyellopsofstchfirs,theshining

    pondshtheiroverhangingbirchtrees,theirerlilies,theirbedsof

    rushes–theseedtotheariditiesofthe

    aricandesert,astonishingandthenthesolitudewholedayspassedduring

    anbeingthelighthouseerofanhours

    flightfrohecharingttooredeserted

    thanthissurreyheaththecrohatdailyleftlondon,leftitonlytoplay

    elepossessednolinks;thenearest

    riennsurfacesguildfordfloheonly

    attrae

    duringthefirstdaysthesavagelivedaloneandundisturbed

    oftheneyarrival,johnhadreceivedforhispersonal

    expenses,sthadbeenspentonhisequipntbeforeleavinglondonhehad

    boughtfourvisses,ropeandstring,nails,glue,afeools,

    takeafiredrill,sopotsand

    pans,tsofflour”no,not

    syntheticstarchandttonefloursubstitute,”hehadinsisted”eventhoughit

    isrenourishing”butetopanglandularbiscuitsandvitanized

    beefsurrogate,hehadnotbeenabletoresisttheshopnspersuasionlooking

    atthetinsnoselfforhise

    civilizedstuffhehaddeuphisndthatheit,evenifhewere

    starving”thatllteachthe”hethoughtvindictivelyit

    heuntedhisneythelittlethatreinedotide

    hivertheake

    hindependentoftheoutsideehe

    hadseenplentyofrabbits,andthereerfohepondshesetto

    oncetokeabowandarrows

    therereesnearthelighthouseand,forarros,aopsefullof

    beautifullystraighthazelsaplingshebeganbyfellingayoungash,cutoutsixfeet

    ofunbranchedstestrippedoffthebarkand,paringbyparing,shavedahe

    ahadtaughthiuntilhehadastaveofhiso,

    stiffatthethickenedcentre,livelyandquickattheslendertipsthe

    anintensepleasureafterthosehnothingtodo,

    edanything,buttopressaschortuahandle,itwaspure

    delighttobedoingsothingthatdendedskillandpatience

    hehadalstfinishedtlingthestaveintoshape,hastart

    thatheblinguponhielffrohe

    outside,hehadsuddenlyselfflagrantlyatfault

    guiltilyheblushedafterall,itselfthathehade

    hereitinationbythefilthofcivilizedlife;itobe

    purifiedanddegood;itakeandsherealizedtohisdisy

    that,absorbedinthetlingofhisbotenhehadso

    hielfheeer–poorlinda,andhisourderous

    unkindnesstoher,andthoseloathsotinglikeliceacrossthe

    steryofherdeath,insulting,erelyhisowngriefand

    repentanselveshehadseer,hehad

    sakeandsandtheretinghappilyoverhis

    boave,singing,actuallysinging

    heustard,andputsoertoboilonthefire

    halfanhourlater,threedeltanuslandoneoftheputtenhabr >

    bokanovskygroupshappenedtobedrivingtoelsteadand,atthetopofthehill,

    anstanding0utsidetheabandonedlighthouse

    strippedtotheselfhatedrdshisbackwas

    horizontallystreakedson,andfrohintricklesofblood

    thedriverofthelorrypulledupatthesideoftheroadand,hhistwo

    panions,staredopenuthedattheextraordinaryspectacleone,two

    three–theyuntedthestrokesaftertheeighth,theyoungninterruptedhis

    selfpunishnttoruntotheherebeviolentlysickwhenhehad

    finished,hepickeduptheselfagainnine,ten,eleven,

    twelve

    ”ford”eopinion

    ”fordey”theysaid

    threedayslater,liketurkeybuzzardssetthugonarpse,thereportersca

    driedandhardenedoveraslohebohesavage

    yhazelstickshadbeentledanddried,tippedh

    sharpnails,adearaidonenightontheputtenhabr >

    poultryfarandnoouryit

    noiselessonhispneutiancaupbehindhi

    ”gooding,savage,”hesaid”iaherepresentativeofthehourlyradio”

    startledasthoughbythebiteofasnake,thesavagesprangtohisfeet,scattering

    arrohers,gluepotandbrushinalldirections

    ”ibegyourpardon,”saidthereporter,punction”ihadno

    intention”hetouchedhishat–thealunutovepipehatinhhecarriedhis

    itter”excusenottakingitoff,”hesaid”itsabit

    heavyherepresentativeofthehourly”

    ”doyouost

    ingratiatingsle

    ”ed”heputhisheadon

    oneside,hissleber

    savage”andrapidly,haseriesofritualgestures,heuniledtwowires

    nnectedtotheportablebatterybuckledroundhis

    siltaneouslyintothesidesofhisalunuat;touchedaspringonthe

    croennshotupintotheair;touchedanotherspringonthepeakofthe

    briand,likeajapedacrophoneandhungthere,

    quivering,sixinchesinfrontofhisnose;pulleddoeiversoverhis

    ears;pressedaseafaint

    uedaknobontheright–andthebuzzingerruptedbya

    stethospicackle,byhicughsandsuddensqueaks”hullo,”hesaid

    to

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