South Sea Tales

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South Sea Tales Robert Louis Stevenson

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  Shewasnotclumsy,andyetnoneofhermovementsseemedquite,THEmovement。Often,whenwipingthedishes,shewouldstand,inbewildermentandchagrinbecauseshehadpulledintwohalves,acuporatumbler。Itwasasif,inherfearandself-mistrust,sheputtoomuchstrengthintotheeffort。Therewasnolooseness,orabandonabouther。Everythingwasgrippedstiffwithintensity,andhereffort,overcharged,closedinonitself。

  Sherarelyvariedfromherswinging,forward,intensewalk。

  OccasionallysheranwithPauldownthefields。Thenhereyes,blazednakedinakindofecstasythatfrightenedhim。Butshewas,physicallyafraid。Ifsheweregettingoverastile,shegrippedhis,handsinalittlehardanguish,andbegantoloseherpresenceofmind。

  Andhecouldnotpersuadehertojumpfromevenasmallheight。

  Hereyesdilated,becameexposedandpalpitating。

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