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    st

    e

    ibutbothofthebodiesonapyreofbrush

    afterthatisaydeathwas

    onlyaquestionoftithebeastpeoplebythatti

    had,ade

    theelveslairsaongthethickets

    oftheislandfeostofthelept,and

    theislandghthaveseeddesertedtoaneer;

    butatnighttheairhtheircallsand

    hoindtokeassto

    buildtraps,orfighttheknifehadipossessed

    sufficientcartridges,ishouldnothavehesitatedtobegin

    thekillingthereuldnoofthe

    dangerouscaivores;thebraverofthesewerealready

    deadafterthedeathofthispoordogofne,last

    friend,itooadoptedtosoextentthepracticeof

    slueringinthedaytiinordertobeonguardat

    nightirebuiltdenintheheenclosure,h

    suchanarroptingtoenter

    stnecessarilykeansiderablenoisethecreatures

    hadlosttheartoffiretoo,andreveredtheirfearofititheislandofdooreau

    201of209

    tuedonostpassionatelynoring

    togetherstakesandbranaraftforescape

    ifoundathousanddifficultiesianextrely

    unhandynschoolinghedaysof

    slojd;butstoftherequirentsofaraftitatlast

    insocluy,circuitousei

    tookountable

    obstaclehatihadnovesseltontaintheeri

    shouldneedififloatedforthupontheseuntravelledseasi

    riedpottery,buttheislandntainedno

    opingabouttheislandtryinghall

    ghttosolvethisonelastdiffiesi

    oburstsofrage,andhackand

    splintersounluckytreeinintolerablevexationbut

    iuldthinkofnothing

    andthencaaday,a

    inecstasyisaallsaillike

    thatofalittleschooner;andforthhilitagreatpileof

    brushoodbyitintheheatofit,andtheheat

    oftheddaysun,chingalldayichedthatsail,

    eatingordrinkingnothing,sothatheadreeled;and

    thebeastscaandglaredat,andseedtowonder,

    andeand

    syblazetheislandofdooreau

    brightandhigh,andtheeyesofthebeastsshoneoutof

    thedarkness,rvellinginthedahesailwasnearer,

    andisaallboatbutit

    sailedstrangelyeyeshching,andi

    peeredanduldnotbelievethetenhe

    boat,sittingloheboheotherat

    theruddertheheadkepttotheyawed

    andfellaway

    asthedaygreer,ibeganhelastragof

    jbuttheydidnotnotice,andsat

    still,facingeachotheritothelopointofthe

    loiculatedandshoutedtherewasno

    response,andtheboatkeptonheraiessurse,king

    slohebaysuddenlyagreate

    birdfleen

    stirrednootie

    **sstrongspread

    thenistoppedshouting,andsatdohe

    headlandandrestedyhandsandstared

    sloheboatdrovepasttohei

    outtoit,butsothingald,vague

    fearkeptbackintheafteoonthetidestranded

    theboat,andleftitahundredyardsorsototheward

    oftheruinsoftheeneninitoreau

    hadbeendeadsolongthattheyfelltopiecesilted

    theboatonitssideanddraggedtheutonehada

    shockofredhair,likethecaptainoftheipecacuanha,

    andadirtyoftheboat

    asistoodbesidetheboat,threeofthebeastsca

    slinkingoutofthebushesandsniffingtoeoneof

    spasofdisgusteithrustthelittleboat

    doberedonboardherthe

    bruteseforhquivering

    nostrilsandglitteringeyes;thethirdhehorrible

    nondescriptofbearandbullwhenisa

    approasnarling

    atoneanotherandcaughtthegleaftheirteeth,a

    frantiyrepulsionituedback

    uponthestruckthelugandbeganpaddlingouttoseai

    uldnotbringselftolookbehind

    ilay,hohereefandtheislandthat

    night,andthenextingand

    filledtheetykegaboardherthen,hsuch

    patienceasiuldnd,illectedaquantityof

    fruit,andylastthree

    cartridgeso

    aninionofthereef,forfearofthebeast

    peopletheislandofdooreau

    xxiithenalone

    intheeveningistarted,anddroveouttoseabeforea

    gentlethesouth,sloeadily;andthe

    islandgreallerandsller,andthelankspireof

    skedoafinerandfinerlineagainstthehot

    sunsettheoe,hidingthatlow,

    darkpatyeyesthedaylight,thetrailingglory

    ofthesun,ingoutofthesky,wasdrawnaside

    likesolunouscurtain,andatlastilookedintothe

    bluegulfofiensityhesunshinehides,andsaw

    thefloatinghostsofthestarsthesea,thesky

    ihthenightandsilence

    soidriftedforthreedays,eatinganddrinking

    sparingly,andditatinguponallthathadhappenedto

    ,notdesiringverygreatlythentoseenagainone

    uncleanrage,hairablacktangle:no

    doubtdisverersthoughtadn

    itisstrange,butifeltnodesiretoretutonkindi

    obequitofthefoulnessofthebeast

    peopleandonthethirddayikedupbyabrig

    fropiatosanfrancisneitherthecaptainnorthe

    teystory,judgingthatsolitudeandtheislandofdooreau

    dangerhadded;andfearingtheiropinionght

    bethatofothers,irefrainedfroellingadventure

    further,andprofessedtorecallnothingthathadhappened

    tobete

    hespaceofayear

    ihadtoaspectionto

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