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杰克·伦敦Ja
杰克·伦敦（Ja，1876—1916），美国著名作家之一。
出身贫困，童年以从事繁重劳动谋生，先后做过工人、水手、司炉、淘金者，甚至流浪汉。
艰苦的生活使他深切体会到损贫利富的社会弊端，由此对社会问题深感兴趣，自称社会学者，从事过工人运动。
他的短篇小说独树一帜，情节紧凑，人物形象栩栩如生，深受读者喜爱。
代表作有《狼的儿子》《荒野的呼唤》《铁蹄》等。
JohnClaverhousewasamoon-fa.Youknowthekind，esart，dforeheadmeltingiopletetheperfed，andthenose，broadandpudgy，equidistantfromtheciredagaireofthefacelikeadough-ballupontheg.PerhapsthatiswhyIhatedhim，fortrulyhehadbeeaomyeyes，aheearthtobecumberedwithhispresence.
&asitmay，IhatedJohnClaverhouse.Notthathehaddosocietywouldsiderawrongoranillturn.Farfromit.Theeviler，subtlersort；soelusive，soiodefyclear，defniteanalysisinwords.eriehingsatsomeperiodihefrsttimeweseeadividual，oheveryinstantbeforewedided；ahefrstmomeing，wesay：“Idoman.”
Whydowenotlikehim?Ah，wedonotknoonlythatwedoakenadislike，thatisall.AndsoIwithJohnClaverhouse.
Whatrighthadsutobehappy?Yethetimist.Hewasalwaysgleefulandlaughing.Allthingswerealwaysallright，cursehim！
Ah！
Howitgratedonmysoulthatheshouldbesohappy！
Othermencouldlaugh，anditdidnotbotherme.Ieveolaughmyself-beforeImetJohnClaverhouse.
Buthislaugh！
Itirritatedme，maddehihesuncouldirritateormaddehauntedme，grippedholdofme，andwouldwasahuge，gargantuanlaugh.Wakiithme，whirringandjarringayheart-stringslikeanenormousrasp.Atbreakofdayitcamewhoopingacrossthefeldstospoilmypleasantmrevery.Uheadayglare，whehihebirdswithdrewtothedepthsoftheforest，andallnaturedrowsed，hisgreat“Ha!ha！”
and“Ho!ho！”
roseuptotheskyahesun.Andatblaight，fromthelonelycross-roadswhereheturownintohisownplace，camehisplagueyationstorousemefrommysleepaheandailsintomypalms.
&hprivilyiime，atleintohisfelds，andinthemheardhiswhoopinglaughashedrovethemba.“Itisnothihepoor，dumbbeastiesarenottobeblamedfiures.”
Hehadadoghecalled“Mars，”
abig，spledeer-houndandpartblood-hound，andresemblingbreatdelighttohim，andtheywerealwaystogether.ButIbidedmytime，andoneday，whenopportunitye，luredtheanimalawayaledforhimwithstrydbeefsteak.ItmadepositivelynoimpressiononJohnClaverhouse.Hislaughwasasheartyaasever，andhisfaceasmuchlikethefullmoonasitalwayshadbeen.
&firetohishaystadhisbarm，beingSuforthblitheandcheerful.“Whereareyougoing?”
Iaskedhim，ashewentbythecross-roads.“Trout，”
hesaid，andhisfacebeamedlikeafullmoon.“Ijustdoteontrout.”
Wasthereeversuan！
Hiswholeharvesthadgoneupinhishaystadbarn.Itwasuninsured，Iknew.Ahefaiherigorouswigaylyiofamessoftrout，forsooth，becausehe“doted”
onthem！
Hadgloombutrested，nhtly，onhisbrow，orhadhisbovienanlongandseriousahemoon，orhadheremovedthatsmilebutonoffhisface，IamsureIcouldhavefivenhimf.Butno，hegrewonlymorecheerfuluune.
IinsultedhiHelookedatmeinslowandsmilingsurprise.“Ifghtyou?Why?”
heaskedslowly.Andthenhelaughed.“Youaresofunny！
Ho!ho！
Youllbethedeathofme！
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