ブックタイトル電子版 多聴多読マガジン Vol.56 2016年06月号 ver 1.0.1

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電子版 多聴多読マガジン Vol.56 2016年06月号 ver 1.0.1

THE REVENANT ? 3The boy appeared stunned.“We can’t leave him without his kit.”The man in the wolf skin looked up briefly, then disappeared into thewoods.The wounded man stared up at the boy, who stood there for a longmoment with the knife? his knife. Finally, the boy raised his eyes. Atfirst it appeared that he might say something. Instead, he spun aroundand fled into the pines.The wounded man stared at the gap in the trees where they haddisappeared. His rage was complete, consuming him as fire envelopsthe needles of a pine. He wanted nothing in the world except to placehis hands around their necks and choke the life from them.Instinctively he started to yell out, forgetting again that his throatproduced no words, only pain. He raised himself on his left elbow. Hecould bend his right arm slightly, but it would support no weight. Themovement sent agonizing bolts through his neck and back. He felt thestrain of his skin against the crude sutures. He looked down at his leg,where the bloody remnants of an old shirt were tightly wrapped. Hecould not flex his thigh to make the leg work.Marshaling his strength, he rolled heavily to his stomach. He feltthe snap of a suture breaking and the warm wetness of new blood onhis back. The pain diluted to nothing against the tide of his rage.Hugh Glass began to crawl.From The Revenant: A Novel of RevengeWritten by Michael PunkePublished by Picador, Macmillan USAオフィシャルページ：http://us.macmillan.com/therevenant/michaelpunke100 2016 JUNE