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TextTwo
TheCalloftheWild
byJackLondon
1.ThewildanimalwasstronginBuck,andashetraveledacrossthesnow,itgrewstrongerandstronger.AndasBuckgrewstronger,hehatedSpitzmoreandmore,althoughhewascarefulnevertostartafight.
2.ButSpitzwasalwaysshowinghisteethtoBuck.AndBuckknewthatifheandSpitzfought,oneofthemwoulddie.
3.Thefightalmosthappenedonenightwhentheystoppedbyalake.Therewasheavysnowanditwasverycold.ThelakewasfrozenandFranois,Perrault,andthedogshadtospendthenightontheice,underabigrock.Buckhadmadeawarmholeinthesnowandwassorrytoleaveittogethispieceoffish.Butwhenhehadeaten,andreturnedtohishole,hefoundSpitzinit.BuckhadtriednottofightSpitzbefore,butthiswastoomuch.Heattackedhimangrily.Spitzwassurprised.HeknewBuckwasbig,buthedidn'tknowhewassowild.Franoiswassurprisedtoo,andguessedwhyBuckwasangry.
4."Goon,Buck!
"heshouted."Fighthim,thedirtythief!
"
5.Spitzwasalsoreadytofight,andthetwodogscircledoneanother,lookingforthechancetojumpin.ButsuddenlytherewasashoutfromPerrault,andtheysaweightyorahundreddogsaroundthesledge.ThedogscamefromanIndianvillage,andtheyweresearchingforthefoodthattheycouldsmellonthesledge.PerraultandFranoistriedtofightthemoffwiththeirclubsbutthedogs,madecrazybythesmellofthefood,showedtheirteethandfoughtback.
6.Buckhadneverseendogslikethese.Theywereallskinandbone,buthungermadethemfightlikewildthings.ThreeofthemattackedBuckandinsecondshisheadandlegswerebadlybitten.Despitethis,Buckfoughtbravely.Hecaughtadogbytheneckandtastedblood.Hethrewhimselfonthenextone,andthenfeltteethinhisownneck.ItwasSpitz,attackinghimfromtheside.
7.PerraultandFranoiscametohelpwithclubs,butthentheyhadtorunbacktosavethefood.Itwassaferforthesledge-dogstorunawayacrossthelake.Severalofthemwerebadlyhurt,andtheyspentanunhappynighthidingamongthetrees.
8.AtfirstlighttheyreturnedtothesledgeandfoundPerraultandFranoistiredandangry.Halftheirfoodwasgone.TheIndiandogshadeveneatenoneofPerrault'sshoes.Franoislookedathisdogsunhappily.
9.Perraultsaidnothing.Theystillhadsixhundredkilometrestotravel,andhehopedverymuchthathissledge-dogshadnotcaughtrabiesfromtheIndiandogs.
10.Theharnesswastornanddamagedanditwastwohoursbeforetheyweremoving,travelingslowlyandpainfullyoverthemostdifficultcountrythattheyhadbeenin.
11.TheThirtyMileRiverwasnotfrozen.Itrantoofasttofreeze.Theyspentsixdaystryingtofindaplacetocross,andeverystepwasdangerousfordogsandmen.Once,thesledgefellthroughtheice,withDaveandBuck,andtheywerecoveredinicebythetimePerraultandFranoispulledthemoutoftheriverandhadtolightafiretodryandwarmthem,asthetemperaturewas45degreesbelowzero.Anothertime,Spitzandthedogsinfrontfellthroughtheice—BuckandDaveandFrancoisatthesledgehadtopullbackwards.Thatdaytheytraveledonlyfourhundredmetres.
12.Whentheygottothegoodice,Buckandtheotherdogswerevery,verytired.Buttheywerelate,soPerraultmadethemrunfaster.InthreedaystheywentahundredandeightykilometresandreachedtheFiveFingers.
13.Theotherdogshadhardfeetfromyearsofpullingsledges,butBuck'sfeetwerestillsoftfromhiseasylifedownsouth.Alldayheranpainfully,andwhentheycampedforthenight,helaydownlikeadeaddog.Hewashungry,buthewastootiredtowalktothefish,soFranoisbroughtittohim.OnedayFranoismadefourlittleshoesforhim,andthismadeBuckmuchmorecomfortable.Franoisforgottheshoesonemorning,andBuckrefusedtomove.Helayonhisbackwithhisfeetintheair,untilFranoisputtheshoeson.Laterhisfeetgrewharderandtheshoeswerenotneeded.
14.Onemorning,atthePellyRiver,adogcalledDollywentsuddenlymad,andjumpedatBuck.Buckran,withDollyonestepbehindhim.Shecouldnotcatchhim,buthecouldnotescapefromher.Theyranhalfakilometre,andthenBuckheardFranoiscalltohim.Heturnedandrantowardstheman,surethatFranoiswouldsavehim.Franoisstood,holdinghisaxandasBuckpassed,theaxcrasheddownonDolly'shead.
15.Buckfelldownbythesledge,tootiredtomove.Immediately,Spitzattackedhimandbithishelplessenemytwice,ashardashecould.ButFranoissawthis,andgaveSpitzaterriblebeatingforit.
16."He'sawilddog,thatSpitz,"saidPerrault."Onedayhe'llkillBuck."
17."Buckiswilder,"repliedFranois."I'vebeenwatchinghim.Onedayhe'llgetveryangryandhe'llfightSpitz;andhe'llwin."
18.Franoiswasright.Butthedayspassedwithoutachanceforafight,andsoontheywerepullingintoDawsonCityonacoldgrayafternoon.
19.TheystayedinDawsonforsevendays.Whentheyleft,Perraultwascarryingmoreveryimportantpapers,andhewantedtotravelbackasfastaspossible.
20.Theytraveledeightykilometresthefirstday,andthesamethesecond.ButitwasdifficultworkforFranois.BuckandSpitzhatedeachother,andeverytimeBuckwentnearSpitz,hegrowledandthehaironhisbackstoodupangrily.TheotherdogsfoughtintheirharnessesandFranoisoftenhadtostopthesledge.HeknewthatBuckwastheproblem,butBuckwastoocleverforhimandFranoisneversawhimactuallystartingafight.
21.Onenightincamp,thedogssawasnowrabbitandinasecondtheywereallchasingit,withSpitzinfront.Nearbywasanothercamp,withfiftydogs,whoalsojoinedthechase.Therabbitwasrunningfastontopofthesnow,butthesnowwassoft,anditwasmoredifficultforthedogs.WhenSpitzcaughttherabbit,throwingitintheairwithhisteeth,Buckwasjustbehind.Spitzstopped,andBuckhithim,veryhard.Thetwodogsfellinthesnow.SpitzbitBuckveryquickly,twice,andthenjumpedaway,watchingcarefully.
22.Thetimehadcome,andBuckknewthateitherheorSpitzmustdie.Theywatchedoneanother,circlingslowly.Themoonwasshiningbrightlyonthesnow,andinthecoldstillairnotaleafmovedonthetrees.Theotherdogsfinishedeatingtherabbitandthenturnedtowatch.
23.Spitzwasagoodfighter.Hewasfullofhateandanger,buthewasalsointelligent.EverytimeBucktriedtobitehisthroat,hemetSpitz'sownteeth.Then,eachtimeBuckattacked,Spitzmovedandbithimonthesideashepassed.Afterafewminutes,Buckwascoveredinblood.Heattackedagain,butthistimeturnedatthelastminuteandwentunderSpitz,bitinghisleftfrontleg.Thebonebroke,andSpitzwasstandingonthreelegs.BucktriedtoknockSpitzdown,andthenrepeatedhisearlierattackandbrokeSpitz'srightfrontleg.
24.TherewasnohopeforSpitznow.Buckgotreadyforhisfinalattack,whilethecircleofsixtydogswatched,andcrowdednearerandnearer,waitingfortheend.AtlastBuckjumped,inandout,andSpitzwentdowninthesnow.Asecondlaterthewaitingpackwasontopofhim,andSpitzhaddisappeared.Buckstoodandwatched.Thewildanimalhadmadeitskill.
25."Andwe'lltravelfasternow.NomoreSpitz,nomoretrouble,"saidFrancoisthenextmorningwhenhediscoveredthatSpitzhaddisappearedandthatBuckwascoveredinblood.
26.Franoisstartedtoharnessthedogs.Heneededanewlead-dog."LookatBuck!
"saidFranois,laughing."He'skilledSpitz,andnowhewantstobelead-dog.Goaway,Buck!
I'llshowyou!
"hecried,andwenttogetaheavyclubfromthesledge.
27.Buckrememberedthemanintheredcoat,andmovedaway.HekeptafewmetresawayandcircledaroundFranoiscarefully.ButwhenFranoiscalledhimtohisoldplaceinfrontofDave,Buckrefused.HehadwonhisfightwithSpitzandhewantedtobelead-dog.
28.Foranhourthetwomentriedtoharnesshim.Buckdidnotrunaway,buthedidnotletthemcatchhim.Finally,Franoissatdown,andPerraultlookedathiswatch.Itwasgettinglate.Thetwomenlookedatoneanotherandsmiled.Alltheotherdogswereharnessedandtheonlyemptyplacewasnowtheoneatthefront.ButBuckdidnotmove.
29."Putdowntheclub,"saidPerrault.
30.Franoisdroppedtheclub,andimmediatelyBuckcameuptothefrontoftheteam.Franoisharnessedhim,andinaminutethesledgewasmoving.
课文二
野性的呼唤
杰克·伦敦
1.巴克的内心有着强烈的野性。
在它穿越茫茫雪原的同时,这种野性也与日俱增。
另外,随着体魄的日益强健,巴克越来越憎恶斯皮兹。
不过,它总是小心谨慎,尽量不挑起事端。
2.然而,斯皮兹总在寻衅滋事。
巴克知道,如果它与斯皮兹打起来,两者必有一死。
3.一天夜晚,这场搏斗差一点儿就发生了。
当时,他们是在一个湖边歇脚。
正下着大雪,天气非常寒冷。
湖面结了冰。
弗朗索瓦、佩罗特和几条狗不得不躲在冰面上一块大岩石底下过夜。
巴克在雪地里挖好了一个温暖的窝,然后恋恋不舍地离开,好去领自己那条鱼。
它吃完鱼,再回到自己的窝时,却发现斯皮兹呆在里头。
此前,巴克一直尽力不与斯皮兹发生冲突。
但现在这事儿实在太过分了。
它怒气冲冲地扑向斯皮兹。
斯皮兹大吃一惊。
它早知道巴克体格魁梧,但没想到巴克有这么凶猛。
弗朗索瓦也颇感意外,但他猜到了巴克为什么如此怒不可遏。
4.“冲上去,巴克!
”他叫喊道:
“去揍它,这个可耻的小偷!
”
5.斯皮兹也摆好架势,要打上一架。
两条狗对峙着,一边兜着圈子,一边寻找扑上去的机会。
突然间,他们听到佩罗特的叫喊,只见上百条狗包围了雪橇。
这些狗来自一座印地安人的村庄。
它们闻到雪橇上有食物,正围在那里,搜个不停。
弗朗索瓦与佩罗特试图用棍棒将它们赶开,但是这些狗已经因为食物的气味疯了,反而呲牙咧嘴反扑过来。
6.巴克从来没有见过这样的狗——它们瘦得皮包骨,但在饥饿的驱使下,它们象野兽一样搏斗着。
其中三条狗扑向巴克。
顷刻之间,巴克的脑袋和四肢就被严重咬伤。
尽管如此,巴克还是英勇地抵抗着。
它咬住了一条狗的脖子,尝到了血的滋味。
接着,它又朝另一条狗扑过去。
就在这时,它感到自己的脖子被咬住了。
是斯皮兹从侧翼向它发起了袭击。
7.佩罗特和弗朗索瓦挥舞着棍棒前来助战,不过他们马上又得跑回去抢救食品。
对于这些雪橇狗来说,横穿湖面逃走倒更为安全之策。
有几条狗伤得很重。
这些雪橇狗藏在树林里,度过了一个悲伤的夜晚。
8.第二天天一放亮,它们便跑回雪橇边。
只见弗朗索瓦和佩罗特又累又气地呆在那里。
有一半的食品都不见了。
那些印地安人的狗甚至吞吃了佩罗特的一只鞋子。
弗朗索瓦难过地看着他的这些狗。
9.佩罗特什么也没说。
还有六百公里路要赶。
自己的这几条狗可千万别从印地安人的狗那儿染上了狂犬病。
10.缰轡被撕扯得七零八落。
两个钟头之后,他们终于可以出发了。
在这块他们到过的最为艰险的土地上,缓慢而艰难地跋涉着。
11.“三十里河”还没有封冻。
它流速太快,冻不上。
他们花了六天时间,努力寻找一处过河的地方。
对狗也好、对人也好,踏出的每一步都是危机四伏。
有一回,雪橇从冰面坠下去,把戴夫和巴克也带了下去。
等到弗朗索瓦和佩罗特把它们从河里拽上来时,它们全身都被包在冰里了。
当时气温零下四十五度,佩罗特和弗朗索瓦只得点起一堆火来烤干、温暖它们的身体。
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