Book1:TeDream-Maker (第468/711页)

tionofthespecies,butliketheprogressofcivilization，ithadgraduallytransformedintoaperfectartofenjoyment．Jamazcouldonlygiveventtohisextrabodyenergiesinthevehemeingsofthe,whichbetrayedhisfrustratedaspirations．Themonotonousbuteicdrumbeat，interwovenwithandatedbytherollingthunder，shookthewilderness．Aslightningfshed,YokoandRichard，handinhand，sworetotakeeachotherforbetterorforworsetilldeathdidtheypart．Thelightningdisappeared．Wouldtheirmarriagedisieasquickly?Thefirebzedonfuriouslyasifbentonselfdestru．Thesinginganddrumbeatanddangshadoilyeheirlife．Whatiftheydied?Theirlifemightbeshort,buttheyhadlivedinthismidnightrevelry．Theyhadexisted．

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