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    hairedn,eyessaveforhisserenity,the

    touhissettheislandofdooreau

    122of209

    tranquillityandhisgnificentbuild,heghthave

    passedsterangahundredotherfortableold

    gentlenthenishiveredbyohis

    sendquestion,ihandedhirevolverheither

    hand

    keepthehesaid,andsnatchedatayaood

    up,staredatforant,andsledyouhavehad

    tesleep

    iladitsalleover

    forant,thenoutbytheinnerdoor

    iiediatelytuedthekeyintheouteroneisat

    doeinakindofstagnantod,so

    otionally,ntally,andphysically,thatiuld

    notthinkbeyondthepointatethe

    blackelikeaneyeatlasthan

    effortiputoutthelightandgotintothehaockvery

    soonioreau

    123of209

    xvnceingthebeastfolk

    iy

    nd,ontof

    ackandtothe

    doortoassureselfthatthekeyuedthenitried

    thelyfixedthatthese

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    regrotesquetravestiesofn,filledhavague

    uncertaintyoftheirpossibilitieshan

    anydefinitefear

    atappingcaatthedoor,andiheardtheglutinous

    alingspeakingipocketedoneofthe

    revolverskeepingonehanduponit,andopenedtohi

    gooding,sair,hesaid,bringingin,inaddition

    tothecustoryherbbreakfast,anillokedrabbit

    ntgoryfollohisrovingeyecaughtthe

    positionofadhesledaskew

    thepuoreau,

    aryinhishabits,didnotjoinusi

    talkederytoclearideasofthewayin

    hebeastfolklivedinparticular,ito

    knoannstersfallingtheislandofdooreau

    124of209

    uponreauandntgoryandfroendingone

    anotherheexplainedtothattheparativesafetyof

    reauandhielfitedntalspe

    ofthesenstersinspiteoftheirincreasedintelligence

    andthetendenalinstinctstoreawaken,

    theyhadcertainfixedideasilantedbyreauintheir

    nds,aginationsthey

    ised;hadbeentoldthatcertainthings

    possible,andthatcertainthingstobe

    done,andtheseprohibitionsothetexture

    oftheidsbeyondanypossibilityofdisobedienceor

    dispute

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    oreausnvenience,able

    nditionaseriesofpropositionscalledthelawibad

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    deepseated,everrebelliousal

    naturesthislaheying,ifound,and

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    partiignorantofthetasteof

    blood;theyfearedtheinevitablesuggestionsofthat

    flavoutgorytoldthatthelaially

    angthefelinebeastpeople,becaoddlyweakened

    aboutnightfall;thatthentheaniloreau

    125of209

    thataspiritofadventuresprangupinthetthedusk,

    edtodreabr >

    aboutbydaytothatioystalkingbytheleopard

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    daysofstaytheybrokethelaivelyandafter

    dark;inthedaylightthereosphereof

    respeultifariousprohibitions

    andhereperhapsiygiveafesabout

    theislandandthebeastpeopletheisland,hwasof

    irregularoutlineandlayloheotal

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    volcanicinorigin,andhreesidesby

    ralreefs;sofurolestothenorth

    spring,heonlyvestigesoftheforcesthathadlong

    sinceoriginateditnohenafaintquiverof

    earthquakeetistheascentof

    thespireofskeultuousbygusts

    ofsteabutthationoftheisland,

    ntgoryinford,noberedratherre

    thansixtyofthesestrangeoreausart,not

    untingthesllestrositieshe

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    hehaddenearlyahundredandtanyhad

    died,andothersliketheoreau

    126of209

    ehadebyviolentendsin

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    generalappearancehedisproportionbethelegs

    ofthesecreaturesandthelengthoftheirbodies;andyet

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    apenlackedthatinoreau

    127of209

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