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:冷泉泓薇整理
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theislandofdoctor
reau
hgwells
theislandofdooreau
introduction
onfebruarythefirst1887,theladyvainby
llisionhaderelictthelatitude1sand
longitude107w
onjanuarythefifth,1888thatiselevennthsand
fourdaysafteruncle,ede
gentlen,ainlyaboardtheladyvainat
callao,andonsidereddrowned,was
pickedupinlatitude53sandlongitude101wina
sllopenboatofe
issing
schooneripecacuanhahegavesuchastrangeacuntof
hielfthatheentedsubsequentlyhe
allegedthathisndthentofhis
escapefroheladyvainhiscaseong
psyeasacuriousinstanceofthelapse
ofrynsequentuponphysicalandntalstress
thefolloonghispapersby
theundersigned,hisnephepanied
byanydefiniterequestforpublication
theonlyislandknooexistintheregioninh
uncleallvolcanic
isletanduninhabiteditstheislandofdooreau
srpionapartyofsailorsthenlanded,butfound
nothinglivingthereonexceptcertaincuriouse
ths,sohogsandrabbits,andsoratherpeculiar
ratssothatthisnarrativeisationinits
stessentialparticularhthatunderstood,there
seenohaputtingthisstrangestorybeforethe
publicinacrdance,asibelieve,yuncles
intentionsthereisatleastthischinitsbehalf:
unanknolatitude5s
andlongitude105e,andreappearedinthesapartof
theoonthsinsowayhe
sthavelivedduringtheintervalanditseethata
schoonercalledtheipecacuanhahadrunkencaptain,
johndavies,didstartfrofricaaandcertain
otheranilsaboardinjanuary,1887,thatthevesselwas
severalportsinthesouthpacific,andthat
itfinallydisappearedfrohoseseashansiderable
auntofpraaboard,sailingtoitsunkno
baynaindeceer,1887,adatethattalliesentirelyh
unclesstory
charlesedk
thestoryoreau
iinthedingeyoftheladyvain
idonotproposetoaddanythingtohasalready
beentennceingthelossoftheladyvainas
everyoneknohaderelicten
daysoutfroallaothelongboat,hsevenofthe
cregunboat
rtle,andthestoryoftheirterribleprivationshas
beequiteasorehorrible
dusacasebutihavetoaddtothepublishedstoryof
theladyvainanother,possiblyashorribleandfar
strangeritha**hertobeensupposedthatthefou
hedingeyperished,butthisisinrrecti
havethebestofevidenceforthisassertion:iwasoneof
thefou
butinthefirstplaceiststatethatthereneverwere
fouinthedingey,thenuerhree
nstans,pintothe
gig,luselfdidnotreach
ushecadoofthetangleofropesunderthe
staysofthesshedboesllropecaughthis
heelasheletgo,andhehungforanthead
dooreau
inthe,butheneverca
up
dailynearch17,1887
isayluight
alstsayluself;forall
breakerofesoddenedshipsbiscuitsh
us,sosuddenhadbeenthealarsounpreparedtheship
foranydisasterhoughtthepeopleonthelaunch
stheywere
not,andtheyuldnothave
heardus,andthenextinghedrizzle
cleared,idday,ould
seenothingofthestanduptolookabout
us,becauseofthepitchingoftheboatthether
neannad
helr,apassengerlikeself,andaseane
idontknoan,r
ishing,and,afteroureto
anend,totedbyanintolerablethirst,foreightdays
altogetherafterthesenddaytheseasubsidedsloo
aglassycalitisquiteiossiblefortheordinaryreader
toigihoseeightdayshehasnot,luoreau
hielf,anythinginhisrytoiginehafter
thefirstdaytletooneanother,andlayinour
placesintheboatandstaredatthehorizon,orched,
orehaggardeveryday,
theseryandpanions
thesunbecapitilesstheerendedonthefourth
day,andhinkingstrangethingsand
sayingtheoureyes;butithink,thesixth
beforehelrgavevoicetothethingwehadallbeen
thinkingireerourvoiceshin,so
thattoherandsparedourwordsi
stoodoutagainstityght,herfor
songthesharks
thatfolloarsaidthatifhisproposal
eround
tohi
idrashohenightthe
sailoraragainandagain,andisatin
theboyclaspknifeinhand,thoughidoubt
ifihadthestuffintofight;andintheingi
agreedtohelrsproposal,ando
findtheoddnthelotfelluponthesailor;buthewas
thestrongestofusandabidebyit,andattacked
helrosttheislandofdooreau
stoodupicra,intendingto
helphelrbygraspingthesailorsleg;butthesailor
stuledhthesheboat,andthetwofell
uponthegunogetherthey
sanklikestonesireerlaughingatthat,and
esuddenly
likeathingfroout
ilayacrossoneofthethsforiknohow
long,thinkingthatifihadthestrengthiwoulddrinksea
er
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:冷泉泓薇整理
附：本作品来自互联网,本人不做任何负责内容版权归作者所有
theislandofdoctor
reau
hgwells
theislandofdooreau
introduction
onfebruarythefirst1887,theladyvainby
llisionhaderelictthelatitude1sand
longitude107w
onjanuarythefifth,1888thatiselevennthsand
fourdaysafteruncle,ede
gentlen,ainlyaboardtheladyvainat
callao,andonsidereddrowned,was
pickedupinlatitude53sandlongitude101wina
sllopenboatofe
issing
schooneripecacuanhahegavesuchastrangeacuntof
hielfthatheentedsubsequentlyhe
allegedthathisndthentofhis
escapefroheladyvainhiscaseong
psyeasacuriousinstanceofthelapse
ofrynsequentuponphysicalandntalstress
thefolloonghispapersby
theundersigned,hisnephepanied
byanydefiniterequestforpublication
theonlyislandknooexistintheregioninh
uncleallvolcanic
isletanduninhabiteditstheislandofdooreau
srpionapartyofsailorsthenlanded,butfound
nothinglivingthereonexceptcertaincuriouse
ths,sohogsandrabbits,andsoratherpeculiar
ratssothatthisnarrativeisationinits
stessentialparticularhthatunderstood,there
seenohaputtingthisstrangestorybeforethe
publicinacrdance,asibelieve,yuncles
intentionsthereisatleastthischinitsbehalf:
unanknolatitude5s
andlongitude105e,andreappearedinthesapartof
theoonthsinsowayhe
sthavelivedduringtheintervalanditseethata
schoonercalledtheipecacuanhahadrunkencaptain,
johndavies,didstartfrofricaaandcertain
otheranilsaboardinjanuary,1887,thatthevesselwas
severalportsinthesouthpacific,andthat
itfinallydisappearedfrohoseseashansiderable
auntofpraaboard,sailingtoitsunkno
baynaindeceer,1887,adatethattalliesentirelyh
unclesstory
charlesedk
thestoryoreau
iinthedingeyoftheladyvain
idonotproposetoaddanythingtohasalready
beentennceingthelossoftheladyvainas
everyoneknohaderelicten
daysoutfroallaothelongboat,hsevenofthe
cregunboat
rtle,andthestoryoftheirterribleprivationshas
beequiteasorehorrible
dusacasebutihavetoaddtothepublishedstoryof
theladyvainanother,possiblyashorribleandfar
strangeritha**hertobeensupposedthatthefou
hedingeyperished,butthisisinrrecti
havethebestofevidenceforthisassertion:iwasoneof
thefou
butinthefirstplaceiststatethatthereneverwere
fouinthedingey,thenuerhree
nstans,pintothe
gig,luselfdidnotreach
ushecadoofthetangleofropesunderthe
staysofthesshedboesllropecaughthis
heelasheletgo,andhehungforanthead
dooreau
inthe,butheneverca
up
dailynearch17,1887
isayluight
alstsayluself;forall
breakerofesoddenedshipsbiscuitsh
us,sosuddenhadbeenthealarsounpreparedtheship
foranydisasterhoughtthepeopleonthelaunch
stheywere
not,andtheyuldnothave
heardus,andthenextinghedrizzle
cleared,idday,ould
seenothingofthestanduptolookabout
us,becauseofthepitchingoftheboatthether
neannad
helr,apassengerlikeself,andaseane
idontknoan,r
ishing,and,afteroureto
anend,totedbyanintolerablethirst,foreightdays
altogetherafterthesenddaytheseasubsidedsloo
aglassycalitisquiteiossiblefortheordinaryreader
toigihoseeightdayshehasnot,luoreau
hielf,anythinginhisrytoiginehafter
thefirstdaytletooneanother,andlayinour
placesintheboatandstaredatthehorizon,orched,
orehaggardeveryday,
theseryandpanions
thesunbecapitilesstheerendedonthefourth
day,andhinkingstrangethingsand
sayingtheoureyes;butithink,thesixth
beforehelrgavevoicetothethingwehadallbeen
thinkingireerourvoiceshin,so
thattoherandsparedourwordsi
stoodoutagainstityght,herfor
songthesharks
thatfolloarsaidthatifhisproposal
eround
tohi
idrashohenightthe
sailoraragainandagain,andisatin
theboyclaspknifeinhand,thoughidoubt
ifihadthestuffintofight;andintheingi
agreedtohelrsproposal,ando
findtheoddnthelotfelluponthesailor;buthewas
thestrongestofusandabidebyit,andattacked
helrosttheislandofdooreau
stoodupicra,intendingto
helphelrbygraspingthesailorsleg;butthesailor
stuledhthesheboat,andthetwofell
uponthegunogetherthey
sanklikestonesireerlaughingatthat,and
esuddenly
likeathingfroout
ilayacrossoneofthethsforiknohow
long,thinkingthatifihadthestrengthiwoulddrinksea
er
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