Indiancamp原文及赏析

页眉内容IndianCampByErnestHemingwaysternoftheboatandtheIndiansshoveditoffinthesternofthecampandgotintorowUncleAtthelakeshoretherewasanotherrowboatdrawnup.ThetwoIndiansstoodwaiting.Nickandhisfathergotintheandoneofthemgotintorow.UncleGeorgesatrowboat.TheyoungIndianshovedthecampboatoffGeorge.oarlocksoftheotherThetwoboatsstartedoffinthedark.Nickheardtheboatquiteawayaheadoftheminthemist.TheIndiansrowedwithquickchoppystrokes.Nicklaybackwithhisfather'sarmaroundhim.Itwascoldonthewater.TheIndianwhowasrowingthemwasworkingveryhard,buttheotherboatmovedfartheraheadinthemistallthetime.Wherearewegoing,Dad?”Nickasked.OvertotheIndiancamp.ThereisanIndianladyverysick.Oh,”saidNick.Acrossthebaytheyfoundtheotherboatbeached.UncleGeorgewassmokingacigarinthedark.TheyoungIndianpulledtheboatwayupthebeach.UncleGeorgegaveboththeIndianscigars.Theywalkedupfromthebeachthroughameadowthatwassoakingwetwithdew,followingtheyoungIndianwhocarriedalantern.Thentheywentintothewoodsandfollowedatrailthatledtotheloggingroadthatranbackintothehills.Itwasmuchlighterontheloggingroadasthetimberwascutawayonbothsides.TheyoungIndianstoppedandblewouthislanternandtheyallwalkedonalongtheroad.Theycamearoundabendandadogcameoutbarking.AheadwerethelightsoftheshantieswheretheIndianbarkpeelerslived.Moredogsrushedoutatthem.ThetwoIndianssentthembacktotheshanties.Intheshantynearesttheroadtherewasalightinthewindow.Anoldwomanstoodinthedoorwayholdingalamp.InsideonawoodenbunklayayoungIndianwoman.Shehadbeentryingtohaveherbabyfortwodays.Alltheoldwomeninthecamphadbeenhelpingher.Themenhadmovedoffuptheroadtositinthedarkandsmokeoutofrangeofthenoiseshemade.ShescreamedjustasNickandthetwoIndiansfollowedhisfatherandUncleGeorgeintotheshanty.Shelayinthelowerbunk,verybigunderaquilt.Herheadwasturnedtooneside.Intheupperbunkwasherhusband.Hehadcuthisfootverybadlywithanaxthreedaysbefore.Hewassmokingapipe.Theroomsmelledverybad.Nick'fsatherorderedsomewatertobeputheatinghespoketoNick.onthestove,andwhileitwasThisladyisgoingtohaveababy,Nick,”hesaid.Iknow,”saidNick.“Youdon'tknow,”saidhisfather.calledbeinginlabor.Thebabywantstobebornandshewantsittobeborn.Allhermusclesaretryingtogetthebabyborn.Thatiswhatishappeningwhenshescreams.”Listentome.WhatsheisgoingthroughisIsee,”Nicksaid.Justthenthewomancriedout.“OhDaddy,can'tyougivehersomethingtomakeherstopscreaming?Nick.”asked“No.Ihaven'tanyanesthetic,h”isfathersaid.“Butherscreamsarenotimportant.Idon'thearthembecausetheyarenotimportant.”Thehusbandintheupperbunkrolledoveragainstthewall.Thewomaninthekitchenmotionedtothedoctorthatthewaterwashot.Nick'sfatherwentintothekitchenandpouredabouthalfofthewateroutofthebigkettleintoabasin.Intothewaterleftinthekettleheputseveralthingsheunwrappedfromahandkerchief.“Thosemustboil,”hesaid,andbegantoscrubhishandsinthebasinofhotwaterwithacakeofsoaphehadbroughtfromthecamp.Nickwatchedhisfather'shandsscrubbingeachotherwiththesoap.Whilehisfatherwashedhishandsverycarefullyandthoroughly,hetalked.“Yousee,Nick,babiesaresupposedtobebornheadfirstbutsometimesthey'renot.Whenthey'renottheymakealotoftroubleforeverybody.MaybeI'llhavetooperateonthislady.We'llknowinalittlewhile.”Whenhewassatisfiedwithhishandshewentinandwenttowork.Pullbackthatquilt,willyou,George?”hesaid.“I'drathernottouchit.页眉内容Oh,you'reagreatman,allright,”hesaid.See,it'saboy,Nick,Nicksaid,“Allright.wasdoing.LaterwhenhestartedtooperateUncleGeorgeandthreeIndianmenheldthewomanstill.ShebitUncleGeorgeonthearmandUncleGeorgesaid,“Damnsquawbitch!”andtheyoungIndianwhohadrowedUncleGeorgeoverlaughedathim.Nickheldthebasinforhisfather.Italltookalongtime.Hisfatherpickedthebabyupandslappedittomakeitbreatheandhandedittotheoldwoman.”hesaid.“Howdoyouilnikternb?eing”anHewaslookingawaysoasnottoseewhathisfatherThere.Thatgetsit,nodmsaidhisfathertasnodmpeuthingintothebasin.Nickdidn'tlookatit.“Now,”hisfathersaid,not,Nick,justasyoulike.Ithersetit'chsesotompeutin.Youcanwatchthisor'mgoingtoseinwcisuiponthIemade.”Nickdidnotwatch.Hiscuriosityhadbeengoneforalongtime.Hisfatherfinishedandstoodup.UncleGeorgeandthethreeIndianmenstoodup.Nickputthebasinoutinthekitchen.UncleGeorgelookedathisarm.TheyoungIndiansmiledreminiscently.I'llputsomeperoxideonthat,George,”tthoerdsaoicd.HebentovertheIndianwoman.Shewasquietnowandhereyeswereclosed.Shelookedverypale.Shedidnotknowwhathadbecomeofthebabyanything.or“I'llbebackinthemorning,”thedoctorsaid,standingup.beherefromSt.Ignacebynoonandshe'llbringeverythingweneed.ThenurseshouHewasfeelingexaltedandtalkativeasfootballplayersareinthedressingroomafteragame.“That'osneforthemedicaljournal,George,”hesaid.“DoingaCaesarianwithajackknifeandsewingitupwithnine-foot,taperedgutleaders.”UncleGeorgewasstandingagainstthewall,lookingathisarm.页眉内容“Oughttohavealookattheproudfather.They'reusuallytheworstsufferersintheselittleaffairs,”thedoctorsaid.“Imustsayhetookitallprettyquietly.”HepulledbacktheblanketfromtheIndian'shead.Hishandcameawaywet.Hemountedontheedgeofthelowerbunkwiththelampinonehandandlookedin.TheIndianlaywithhisfacetowardthewall.Histhroathadbeencutfromeartoear.Thebloodhadfloweddownintoapo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