The Man Who Knew Too Much

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第7章

The Man Who Knew Too Much Gilbert K.Chesterton

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  Withtheelectrictorchinhishandhestrucktheforemostofthemsofuriouslyinthefacethatthemanstumbledandrolledoverontheslimygrass;butthetorchwasbrokenandextinguished,leavingeverythinginadenserobscurity。Heflunganothermanflatagainstthetemplewall,sothatheslidtotheground;butathirdandfourthcarriedFisheroffhisfeetandbegantobearhim,struggling,towardthedoorway。Eveninthebewildermentofthebattlehewasconsciousthatthedoorwasstandingopen。Somebodywassummoningtheroughsfrominside。

  Themomenttheywerewithintheyhurledhimuponasortofbenchorbedwithviolence,butnodamage;forthesettee,orwhateveritwas,seemedtobecomfortablycushionedforhisreception。Theirviolencehadinitagreatelementofhaste,andbeforehecouldrisetheyhadallrushedforthedoortoescape。Whateverbanditstheywerethatinfestedthisdesertisland,theywereobviouslyuneasyabouttheirjobandveryanxioustobequitofit。Hehadtheflyingfancythatregularcriminalswouldhardlybeinsuchapanic。Thenextmomentthegreatdoorcrashedtoandhecouldheartheboltsshriekastheyshotintotheirplace,andthefeetoftheretreatingmenscamperingandstumblingalongthecauseway。Butrapidlyasithappened,itdidnothappenbeforeFisherhaddonesomethingthathewantedtoto。Unabletorisefromhissprawlingattitudeinthatflashoftime,hehadshotoutoneofhislonglegsandhookeditroundtheankleofthelastmandisappearingthroughthedoor。Themanswayedandtoppledoverinsidetheprisonchamber,andthedoorclosedbetweenhimandhisfleeingcompanions。Clearlytheywereintoomuchhastetorealizethattheyhadleftoneoftheircompanybehind。

  Themansprangtohisfeetagainandhammeredandkickedfuriouslyatthedoor。Fisher’ssenseofhumorbegantorecoverfromthestruggleandhesatuponhissofawithsomethingofhisnativenonchalance。Butashelistenedtothecaptivecaptorbeatingonthedooroftheprison,anewandcuriousreflectioncametohim。

  Thenaturalcourseforamanthuswishingtoattracthisfriends’attentionwouldbetocallout,toshoutaswellaskick。Thismanwasmakingasmuchnoiseashecouldwithhisfeetandhands,butnotasoundcamefromhisthroat。Whycouldn’thespeak?

  Atfirsthethoughtthemanmightbegagged,whichwasmanifestlyabsurd。Thenhisfancyfellbackontheuglyideathatthemanwasdumb。Hehardlyknewwhyitwassouglyanidea,butitaffectedhisimaginationinadarkanddisproportionatefashion。

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