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head.Thepainoftheimpactmadehimdrophison.Heshookhisheadandlookedagain.Nob.wasadream.Hehadhitthenarrowdderwithsuchforcethatthepartofhishaweehumbandtheindexfingerwastorn.Sheihadnoteback.Shehadedtoclosethelidoftheman-holeandthefaintgraylightofdawnfilteredthrough.Itwasanotherday.Dimitrisatontheground,dazed,holdinghisinjuredhandnotknowihertocryh.

    Dimitrifoldeduphissleepingbagandputeverythingintepsticbag.Heclimbedupthestepsandfoundthathehadhititsohardwiththesteelpipethatitwascrooked.Hesmiledgrimlyasherecalledtheseinhisdream.Ifhehadreallyhitthedevil,hewouldhavebashedhisheadin.Ohwell!Heputhisbelongingsbatohiscartandpusheditinfrontofhim.Thelightswerestillonintheshops,butthedawnwasgraduallydrivingawaythedarkherewasnoonearouhedesertedstreets.ItwastooearlyandDimitrireallydidn’thaveaogo.Pushinghiscart,hefeltasearingpaininhishand."ImustgoandfindMariannatoba,”hethought.Theashamed.Whydidhealwaysthinkofherwhenhewashurtry?Heagainpassedtheparkbenchwheretheoldcouplehadsatthenightbefore.Theolddymusthavebeeygirlwhenshewasyoung,andherhusband,ahandsomeyoungmaheywereanidealcoupleandhavehadaperfectlife,hemused.ThenhisthoughtsturoShei,theyoungprostitute,whoseprofessionwastosellcheaplytheuseofhersexualans.Dimitrididnotlookdownonher.Hewasedaboutherwhereabouts.Prostitutionwastheoldestprofessionintheworldbecausesocietycouldnotdowithoutit.Itwasobaheunbancedpartofhumannature,justasaunityneededsewerstodrainitswastewaterandraintopreventflooding.Sheioor,unfortunateyounggirlbutherprofessionwasaformoflife.herbodywasbutasacrifithealtarofFate.

    Dimitripushedhiscartaimlesslyaloreets,whichgraduallybrighteraffidpedestriansincreased.Thenoiseandcmorofcitylifehadbegun.Theslim,nymph-likefigureinbckappearedintheearlymsunlightandarrestedhiseyes.Itwasanun.Dimitrihadagreatrespectfornuns,lookinguponthemasangelsexpelledfromheavenfortheirsinsadowntotheearthtoatohem.Toughiscapwithhishand,hesaidgruffly,"Go,sister.”Thenunblessedherselfandsaid,"Go,sir,"inamelodiousvoithebrighteninglightofday,Dimitrisawshewasyoungayandherveilflutteringinthebreezegaveheranunworldlyairofspiritualintelligence.AsDimitriturogo,thenunnoticedfromtheerofhereyethathishandwaswouornandbleeding.

    "Youhavebeenhurt!"sheexcimed.Shesearchedfranticallyforsomethingtoputoverthewound.Thehoughtofherhandkerchief.Pullingitout,sheeditaroundhishandandsaid,"Youshouldnotleaveitlikethat,itwillgetied.Gototheidhaveittakencareofproperly.”Meanwhileherslendernimblefingerswerewbusily.Dimitrilookedatthementranced,feelingnopainatall.Insteadhestoodtherewithhishandout-stretched,enjoyingtherareoccasionofbeingmademuchof,feelingasfortableaswhenhisearwasbeingscratchedbyaQ-tip."Thereyouare!”thenunsaid,"That’lldo.Godblessyou!”Shetappedhimslightlyonthearmandwalkedbrisklyaway.

    Dimitriwalkedohishandtohishehandkerchiefhadafeminineaurawhichhefoundverypleasant.Hehadn’tsleptwellsohewastired,buthewaofollowthenun.Finally,hedecidedthebestwaywastofindafortablespotandfollowherwithhisdreams.Hecametoatreeatthesideoftheparkwhoseleafyshadowsseemedquiteinviti

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Book1:TeDream-Maker

书迷正在阅读:
head.Thepainoftheimpactmadehimdrophison.Heshookhisheadandlookedagain.Nob.wasadream.Hehadhitthenarrowdderwithsuchforcethatthepartofhishaweehumbandtheindexfingerwastorn.Sheihadnoteback.Shehadedtoclosethelidoftheman-holeandthefaintgraylightofdawnfilteredthrough.Itwasanotherday.Dimitrisatontheground,dazed,holdinghisinjuredhandnotknowihertocryh.

    Dimitrifoldeduphissleepingbagandputeverythingintepsticbag.Heclimbedupthestepsandfoundthathehadhititsohardwiththesteelpipethatitwascrooked.Hesmiledgrimlyasherecalledtheseinhisdream.Ifhehadreallyhitthedevil,hewouldhavebashedhisheadin.Ohwell!Heputhisbelongingsbatohiscartandpusheditinfrontofhim.Thelightswerestillonintheshops,butthedawnwasgraduallydrivingawaythedarkherewasnoonearouhedesertedstreets.ItwastooearlyandDimitrireallydidn’thaveaogo.Pushinghiscart,hefeltasearingpaininhishand."ImustgoandfindMariannatoba,”hethought.Theashamed.Whydidhealwaysthinkofherwhenhewashurtry?Heagainpassedtheparkbenchwheretheoldcouplehadsatthenightbefore.Theolddymusthavebeeygirlwhenshewasyoung,andherhusband,ahandsomeyoungmaheywereanidealcoupleandhavehadaperfectlife,hemused.ThenhisthoughtsturoShei,theyoungprostitute,whoseprofessionwastosellcheaplytheuseofhersexualans.Dimitrididnotlookdownonher.Hewasedaboutherwhereabouts.Prostitutionwastheoldestprofessionintheworldbecausesocietycouldnotdowithoutit.Itwasobaheunbancedpartofhumannature,justasaunityneededsewerstodrainitswastewaterandraintopreventflooding.Sheioor,unfortunateyounggirlbutherprofessionwasaformoflife.herbodywasbutasacrifithealtarofFate.

    Dimitripushedhiscartaimlesslyaloreets,whichgraduallybrighteraffidpedestriansincreased.Thenoiseandcmorofcitylifehadbegun.Theslim,nymph-likefigureinbckappearedintheearlymsunlightandarrestedhiseyes.Itwasanun.Dimitrihadagreatrespectfornuns,lookinguponthemasangelsexpelledfromheavenfortheirsinsadowntotheearthtoatohem.Toughiscapwithhishand,hesaidgruffly,"Go,sister.”Thenunblessedherselfandsaid,"Go,sir,"inamelodiousvoithebrighteninglightofday,Dimitrisawshewasyoungayandherveilflutteringinthebreezegaveheranunworldlyairofspiritualintelligence.AsDimitriturogo,thenunnoticedfromtheerofhereyethathishandwaswouornandbleeding.

    "Youhavebeenhurt!"sheexcimed.Shesearchedfranticallyforsomethingtoputoverthewound.Thehoughtofherhandkerchief.Pullingitout,sheeditaroundhishandandsaid,"Youshouldnotleaveitlikethat,itwillgetied.Gototheidhaveittakencareofproperly.”Meanwhileherslendernimblefingerswerewbusily.Dimitrilookedatthementranced,feelingnopainatall.Insteadhestoodtherewithhishandout-stretched,enjoyingtherareoccasionofbeingmademuchof,feelingasfortableaswhenhisearwasbeingscratchedbyaQ-tip."Thereyouare!”thenunsaid,"That’lldo.Godblessyou!”Shetappedhimslightlyonthearmandwalkedbrisklyaway.

    Dimitriwalkedohishandtohishehandkerchiefhadafeminineaurawhichhefoundverypleasant.Hehadn’tsleptwellsohewastired,buthewaofollowthenun.Finally,hedecidedthebestwaywastofindafortablespotandfollowherwithhisdreams.Hecametoatreeatthesideoftheparkwhoseleafyshadowsseemedquiteinviti