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【国外英文文学】LostFace
LostFace
byJackLondon
Contains:
LostFaceTrustToBuildaFireThatSpotFlushofGoldThePassingofMarcusO'BrienTheWitofPorportuk
LOSTFACE
,hominglikeadoveforthecapitalsofEurope,andhere,fartherawaythanever,inRussianAmerica,,armstiedbehindhim,,proneinthesnow,,theman'scriesattested.
Subienkowlookedon,,onthatwearytrailfromWarsawtoNulato,,inturn,wasnotduetothemerepainhemustendure,,andbeg,andentreat,,withasmileandajest--ah!,tohavehissoulupsetbythepangsoftheflesh,toscreechandgibberlikeanape,tobecometheveriestbeast--ah,thatwaswhatwassoterrible.
,whenhedreamedthefierydreamofPoland'sindependence,,atWarsaw,,intheSiberianmines,inKamtchatka,onthecrazyboatsofthefur-thieves,,inthefoundationsoftheworldwasgravedthisendforhim--forhim,whowassofineandsensitive,whosenervesscarcelyshelteredunderhisskin,whowasadreamer,andapoet,,ithadbeendeterminedthatthequiveringbundleofsensitivenessthatconstitutedhimshouldbedoomedtoliveinrawandhowlingsavagery,andtodieinthisfarlandofnight,inthisdarkplacebeyondthelastboundariesoftheworld.
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--BigIvanthegiant,themanwithoutnerves,themanofiron,theCossackturnedfreebooteroftheseas,whowasasphlegmaticasanox,,well,trusttheseNulatoIndianstofindBigIvan'.
SubienkowfeltthathecouldnotstandtheCossack''tIvandie?,,too,grinningathimevennowinanticipation--Yakaga,whomonlylastweekhehadkickedoutofthefort,anduponwhosefacehehadlaidthelashofhisdog-,moreexquisitenerve-!thatmusthavebeenagoodone,,.
,,,andthelittlespottedpony,,anddrearyLondon,andgayVienna,,evenashe,,,,,,andthere,onthatbloodstainedhighwayoftheexiles,wheretheyhadmarchedforendlessmonths,beatenandmaltreatedbytheirCossackguards,--brutal,--offever,inthemines,,inthebattlewiththeCossacks,andhealonehadwontoKamtchatkawiththestolenpapersandthemoneyofatravellerhehadleftlyinginthesnow.
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,withhisheartinstudios,andtheatres,andcourts,--years-,-rottenshipsofthefur-thieves,outoffoodandoutofwater,buffetedbytheinterminablestormsofthatstormysea,,afterallmannerofhardshipandsuffering,,andhecouldnotgobackthewayhehadcome,fortheminesandtheknoutawaitedhim.
Again,thefourthandlasttime,;,MongolsandTartarsandSiberianaborigines;-tribute;andthey,inturn,hadbeenmassacredbyships',withoneFinn,,andtheirrescueinthespringbyanotherfur-shiphadbeenonechanceinathousand.
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,andeverrefusingtoreturn,,threateningdestruction,orthewarcanoescameoff,mannedbyhowlingnativeswiththewar-paintontheirfaces,whocametolearnthebloodyvirtuesofthesea-rovers',souththeyhadcoasted,cleartothemyth-,itwassaid,,therestwouldhavebeeneasy--ayearortwo,whatdiditmattermoreorless--andhewouldwintoMexico,thenaship,,paintedforwar,,whenoneboatwascutoffandeverymankilled,thecommanderhadabandonedthequestandsailedbacktothenorth.
,inthemonthofJune,,atthistime,thetribesassembledforbarter;hereweretobefoundspotteddeerskinsfromSiberia,ivoryfromtheDiomedes,walrusskinsfromtheshoresoftheArctic,strangestonelamps,passingintradefromtribetotribe,nooneknewwhence,and,once,ahunting-knifeofEnglishmake;andhere,Subienkowknew,,,fromCapePrinceofWales,,andtheirdistancesweremeasuredindays.
Itwasavastregionthesetradingsavagescamefrom,andavasterregionfromwhich,byrepeatedtrade,,andcajoled,-,aswellaswildbeasts,hostiletribes,impenetrableforests,andmightymountainranges;butalwaysfrombeyondcametherumourandthetaleofwhite-skinnedmen,blueofeyeandfairofhair,--far,.
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,fromdarkmindsthatmingledfactandfableandthatmeasureddistancesby"sleeps"-,ranthewhisper.
,theRussianhalf-breed,toleadthewildestandmostferociousofthehell',pickedupthefirstlowhillsonthenorthernbank,andforhalfathousandmiles,inskincanoesloadedtothegunwaleswithtrade-goodsandammunition,foughttheirwayagainstthefive-,whentheicewasgone,hewoulddisappearuptheKwikpakandworkhiswaytotheHudsonBayCompany',andSubienkowdidnottellhim.
,,andwhentheywerecaughttheywerebroughtbackandspread-eagledbeforethefort,;otherswereinjuredforlife;,,andthatthetributeshouldbepaid,thewomenandchildrenwereheldashostagesandtreatedwiththebarbaritythatonlythefur-thievesknew.
Well,ithadbeenasowingofblood,,halfthefur-,orSubienkowandBigIvan,ifthatwhimpering,,Subienkowcouldnotblamehim,,thehead-chief;,too,,,andthataninterpreterwhoknewthecoastdialectshouldbebrought.
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"Oh,Makamuk,"hesaid,",,."
HelookedatthemoaningthingthathadoncebeenBigIvan,andstirreditcontemptuouslywithhistoe.
",,Ishallexchangethismedicinewithyou."
"Whatisthismedicine?"Makamukdemanded.
"Itisastrangemedicine."
Subienkowdebatedwithhimselfforamoment,asiflothtopartwiththesecret.
",hardlikeiron,;?"
"Iwillgiveyouyourlife,"Makamukmadeanswerthroughtheinterpreter.
Subienkowlaughedscornfully.
"Andyoushallbeaslaveinmyhouseuntilyoudie."
ThePolelaughedmorescornfully.
"Untiemyhandsandfeetandletustalk,"hesaid.
Thechiefmadethesign;andwhenhewasloosedSubienkowrolledacigaretteandlightedit.
"Thisisfoolishtalk,"saidMakamuk."."
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Thechiefwasincredulous,-