THIRTY-FOUR - THERE IS NOW

类别:文学名著 作者:菲利普·普尔曼 本章:THIRTY-FOUR - THERE IS NOW

    Mary couldnt sleep. Every time s tense h fear.

    times, until s sleep  going to come; so s up and dressed quietly, and stepped out of tree s tentlike branches under which ill and Lyra were sleeping.

    t and  landscape tled , like tion of some s. But animals migrated for a purpose;  crossing to places o mate and bear offspring. t  of pure c of utterly random events at toms and molecules; t all.

    Nevertense and driven  did. Mary felt it, too, except t s kno purpose  unlike o knoire world was alive and conscious.

    Mary climbed tide laced a brilliant silver tening dark of ts and tful beening to embrace somet  was, Mary would never know.

    Surned toree stood. It y minutes os great  o say, and s hem.

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    And to anot, and it  everyt s off from it. And it o find a connection, because there was no God.

    ation and o climb ree and try once again to lose .

    But before so t sound among treaming of te like an organ. And above t, the squeal and scream of wood on wood.

    Surely it couldnt be ree?

    Sopped  balks of green icks and fell all to tself, tree she knew so well, leaned and leaned

    and sloo topple.

    Every fiber in trunk, ts seemed to cry out separately against t it fell and fell, all t lengt smass  of to lean to a breaker; and trunk rebounded up a little tled doorn wood.

    So toucossing leaves. tered ruins of form.  t t.

    S a brancook out t se different movements in the sky.

    One  of tion, and t of tream of Dust, seeming to cross it in quite another.

    And of t  mucer volume. In fact, to be flo, a great inexorable flood pouring out of t of all to some ultimate emptiness.

    Slohings joined up.

    ill and Lyra  tle knife  least. So tohem.

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    Suppose t all time, little by little, Dust  of tle knife ure...

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    tle knife  , and s talk to ill and Lyra and find a o stop it.

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    Mary felt t keenly. It felt like age. S eig and o die.

    S of t fallen tree, and ill  off o the village.

    At t of t time at t stream,  and tanding firm in the middle.

    And t t last: s t great urgent purpose was.

    trying to  flood. triving to put some barriers up against terrible stream:  and hurling

    to truggle to keep ticles in they so enriched.

    Matter loved Dust. It didnt  to see it go. t , and it oo.

    t t.

    quot;ell, t; s;t;

    As s t flotle tiny pebbles trying to  trying, all trying till thing.

    ayed out, Mary didnt knoy of o subside, and exion took its place, sohe village.

    And - on ts. te, a steady movement: sometide.

    Sood still, gazing intently. It couldnt be tualapi, because ts own.

    But everyt it   about it. S alone, and sated before running doo opped, in any case. It ing on ter close to th.

    And it ... No, sometting off its back.

    thing was a man.

    Se clearly, even at t distance; t , and ed to it. S tter beyond doubt: it .

    ick of some kind.  running, but moving like an ate or a er.  light.

    And as o t t stick was. he was carrying a rifle.

    S as if someone er over . Every separate irred.

    Soo far ao do anyted,  o cepped into to t and rigopping every so often to listen, moving from o house.

    Marys mind felt like trying to  as s silently: Dont look under tree, go aree ...

    But o it, finally stopping outside  bear it; s t and began to run do to call out, anyt just in time s it mig back.

    t bear not knoopped and fumbled for to stand still w.

    . , altir in t  be. Mary ed for an endless minute, and then he appeared again.

    ood in  to rig past tree.

    tepped off tood still, almost at a loss. Mary  erested in the village; and

    ly away.

    Scep ook doe clearly epped onto t cross-legged as it turned to glide aes later t to sight.


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