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[英文] 《The Magic Goes Away 》作者:- Larry Niven【EPUB】

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THE MAGIC GOES AWAY Larry Niven The waves washed him ashore aboard a section of the wooden roof from an Atlantean winery. He was half dead, and mad. There was a corpse on the makeshift raft with him, a centaur girl, three days dead of no obvious cause. The fisherfolk were awed. They knew the workmanship of the winery roof, and they knew that the stranger must have survived the greatest disaster in human history. Perhaps they considered him a good luck charm. He was lucky. The fisherfolk did not steal the golden arm bands he wore. They fed him by hand until he could feed himself. When he grew strong they put him to work. He could not or would not speak, but he could follow orders. He was a big man. When his weight came back he could lift as much as any two fishermen. By day he worked like a golem, tirelessly: they had to remember to tell him when to stop. By night he would pull his broken sword from its scabbard the blade was broken to within two thumbs of the hilt and turn it in his hands as if studying it. He stayed in the bachelors' longhouse. Women who approached him found him unresponsive. They attributed it to his sickness. Four months after his arrival he spoke his first words. The boy Hatchap was moving down the line of sleeping bachelors, waking them for the day's fishing. He found the stranger staring at the ceiling in grief and anguish. "Like magic. Like magic," he mumbled in Greek
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