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第27章

TYPEE Herman Melville

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  andthen,incompliancewiththeorderofthedeterminedchief,butnotbeforeithadagainbeenangrilyrepeated,hewithdrewtoadistance。

  Inowperceived,withnosmalldegreeofapprehension,thesamesavageexpressioninthecountenancesofthenativeswhichhadstartledmeduringthesceneattheTi。TheyglancedtheireyessuspiciouslyfromMarnootome,asifdistrustingthenatureofanintercoursecarriedon,asitwas,inalanguagetheycouldnotunderstand,andtheyseemedtoharbourthebeliefthatalreadywehadconcertedmeasurescalculatedtoeludetheirvigilance。

  Thelivelycountenancesofthesepeoplearewonderfullyindicativeoftheemotionsofthesoul,andtheimperfectionsoftheirorallanguagearemorethancompensatedforbythenervouseloquenceoftheirlooksandgestures。Icouldplainlytrace,ineveryvaryingexpressionoftheirfaces,allthosepassionswhichhadbeenthusunexpectedlyarousedintheirbosoms。

  Itrequirednoreflectiontoconvinceme,fromwhatwasgoingon,thattheinjunctionofMarnoowasnottoberashlyslighted;andaccordingly,greataswastheefforttosuppressmyfeelings,I

  accostedMeheviinagood-humouredtone,withaviewofdissipatinganyillimpressionhemighthavereceived。Buttheireful,angrychiefwasnotsoeasilymollified。HerejectedmyadvanceswiththatpeculiarlysternexpressionIhavebeforedescribed,andtookcarebythewholeofhisbehaviourtowardsmetoshowthedispleasureandresentmentwhichhefelt。

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