Kim

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第34章

Kim Rudyard Kipling

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  TheHinduchildplayedthisgameclumsily。Thatlittlemind,keenasaniciclewheretallyofjewelswasconcerned,couldnottemperitselftoenteranother’ssoul;butademoninKimwokeupandsangwithjoyasheputonthechangingdresses,andchangedspeechandgesturetherewith。

  Carriedawaybyenthusiasm,hevolunteeredtoshowLurganSahiboneeveninghowthedisciplesofacertaincasteoffakir,oldLahoreacquaintances,beggeddolesbytheroadside;andwhatsortoflanguagehewouldusetoanEnglishman,toaPunjabifarmergoingtoafair,andtoawomanwithoutaveil。LurganSahiblaughedimmensely,andbeggedKimtostayashewas,immobileforhalfanhour-cross-legged,ash-smeared,andwild-eyed,inthebackroom。Attheendofthattimeenteredahulking,obeseBabuwhosestockingedlegsshookwithfat,andKimopenedonhimwithashowerofwaysidechaff。LurganSahib-thisannoyedKim-watchedtheBabuandnottheplay。

  `Ithink,’saidtheBabuheavily,lightingacigarette,`Iamofopeenionthatitismostextraordinaryandeffeecientperformance。ExceptthatyouhadtoldmeIshouldhaveopinedthat-that-thatyouwerepullingmylegs。Howsooncanhebecomeapproximatelyeffeecientchain-man?BecausethenIshallindentforhim。’

  `ThatiswhathemustlearnatLucknow。’

  `Thenorderhimtobejolly-dam’quick。Good-night,Lurgan。’TheBabuswungoutwiththegaitofaboggedcow。

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