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    steadily,grelasttosuchanexquisiteexpressionof

    sufferingthatiuldstanditinthatnfinedrooo

    longeristeppedoutofthedoorintothesluerousheat

    ofthelateafteoon,andaintheislandofdooreau

    54of209

    entrancelockedagain,inoticedtuedtheerof

    thewall

    thecryingsoundedevenlouderoutofdoorsitwasas

    ifallthepaininthehadi

    kno,andhaditbeen

    du,ibelieveihavethoughtsinceiuldhave

    stooditiseand

    setsouervesquiveringthatthispityestroublingus

    butinspiteofthebrilliantsunlightandthegreenfansof

    thetreeshesoothingseabreeze,theworldwas

    anfusion,blurreds,

    untiliofearshotofthehouseinthechequered

    oreau

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    ixthethingintheforest

    istrodethroughtheundergrohatclothedthe

    ridgebehindthehouse,scarcelyheedingheri;

    passedonthroughtheshadohickclusterof

    straightsteedtreesbeyondit,andsopresentlyfound

    selfsoheothersideoftheridge,and

    descendingtoletthatranthroughanarrow

    valleyipausedandlistenedthedistanceihade,or

    theinterveningssesofthicket,deadenedanysoundthat

    ghtbeingfroheenclosuretheairill

    thenerged,andpering

    uptheslopebeforeihesitated,andsatdohe

    edgeoftheshade

    theplaceonetherivuletwashidden

    bytheluxuriantvegetationofthebankssaveatonepoint,

    atriangularpatchofitsglitteringer

    onthefarthersideisahroughabluishhazeatangleof

    treesandinous

    blueoftheskyhereandthereasplashofeor

    arkedthebloongofsotrailingepiphytei

    leteyeshissceneforahen

    begantotuoverinndagainthestrangetheislandofdooreau

    56of209

    peontgorysnbutitoohotto

    thinkelaborately,andpresentlyifellintoatranquilstate

    dweendozingandwaking

    frohisieriknohowlong,by

    arustlingadstthegreeneryontheothersideofthe

    streaforantiuldseenothingbutthewaving

    suitsofthefesandreedsthensuddenlyuponthe

    bankofthestreappearedsothingatfirstiuld

    notdistingui**bosroundheadtothe

    an,going

    onallfourslikeabeasthehedinbluishcloth,

    andhblackhairit

    seedthatgrotesqueuglinesser

    oftheseislandersiuldhearthesuckoftheerathis

    lipsashedrank

    ileantforbetter,andapieceoflava,

    detachedbyhand,patteringdoheslopehe

    lookedupguiltily,andhiseyestneforthhhe

    scraledtohisfeet,andstoodsyhand

    aouthandregardinghislegsarcely

    halfthelengthofhisbodyso,staringoneanotheroutof

    untenance,ainedforperhapsthespaceofa

    nutethen,stoppingtolookbackonceorte,he

    slunkoffangthebushestotherightof,andiheardtheislandofdooreau

    57of209

    theshefrondsgrointhedistanceanddie

    aainedsittingup

    staringinthedireydrowsy

    tranquillityhadgone

    ie,andtuing

    suddenlysaheflappingetailofarabbitvanishing

    uptheslopeijuedtofeettheapparitionofthis

    grotesque,halfbestialcreaturehadsuddenlypopulatedthe

    stillnessoftheafteoonforilookedaround

    ratheervously,andregrettedthatiedtheni

    thoughtthatthenihadjustseenhadbeenclothedin

    bluishcloth,hadnotbeennakedasasavagewouldhave

    been;anditriedtopersuadeselffrohatfactthathe

    erallprobablyapeacefulcharacter,thatthedull

    fero

    yetilydisturbedattheapparitioniwalked

    totheleftalongtheslope,tuingheadaboutand

    peeringthisongthestraightsteofthe

    treesangoonallfoursanddrinkh

    hislipspresentlyiheardananilwailingagain,and

    takingittobethepu,ituedaboutandwalkedina

    direetrie

    do,acrosseppedandpushed

    oreau

    58of209

    iartledbyagreatpatchofvividscarletonthe

    ground,andgoinguptoitfoundittobeapeculiar

    fungus,branchedandrrugatedlikeafoliaceouslichen,

    butdeliqueseatthetouch;andtheninthe

    shadoeluxuriantfesicauponanunpleasant

    thing,thedeadbodyofarabbitveredhshining

    flies,butstillandhtheheadtooffistopped

    aghastatthesightofthescatteredbloodhereatleastwas

    onevisitortotheislanddisposedofthereraces

    ofotherviolenceaboutititlookedasthoughithadbeen

    suddenlysnatchedupandkilled;andasistaredatthelittle

    furrybodycathedifficultyofhohethinghadbeen

    donethevaguedreadthathadbeeninndsincei

    hadseentheinhunfaanatthestrearew

    distincterasistoodthereibegantorealisethehardihood

    ofexpeditionangtheseunknohe

    thiebeaginationevery

    shadoesothingrethanashadoe

    anaush;everyrustlebecaathreatinvisiblethings

    seedeiresolvedtogobacktothe

    enclosureonthebeachisuddenlytuedahrust

    selfviolently,possiblyevenfrantically,throughthe

    bushes,anxioustogetaeagaintheislandofdooreau

    59of209

    istoppedjustintitopreventselfergingupon

    anopenspaceitade

    byafall;seedlingsartinguptostrugglefor

    thevacantspace;andbeyond,thedensegros

    andtwiningvinesandsplashesoffungusandflowers

    e,squattingtogetheruponthe

    fungoidruinsofahugefallentreeandstillunay

    approach,anfiguresonewas

    evidentlyafele;theothertentheywere

    naked,saveforsiddle;

    andtheirskinswereofadull

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