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"
Aqua
mala
,"
the
man
said
. "
You
whore
."
From
where
he
swung
lightly
against
his
oars
he
looked
down
into
the
water
and
saw
the
tiny
fish
that
were
colored
like
the
trailing
filaments
and
swam
between
them
and
under
the
small
shade
the
bubble
made
as
it
drifted
.
They
were
immune
to
its
poison
.
But
men
were
not
and
when
some
of
the
filaments
would
catch
on
a
line
and
rest
there
slimy
and
purple
while
the
old
man
was
working
a
fish
,
he
would
have
welts
and
sores
on
his
arms
and
hands
of
the
sort
that
poison
ivy
or
poison
oak
ran
give
.
查看中文翻译
But
these
poisonings
from
the
agua
mala
came
quickly
and
struck
like
a
whiplash
.
The
iridescent
bubbles
were
beautiful
.
But
they
were
the
falsest
thing
in
the
sea
and
the
old
man
loved
to
see
the
big
sea
turtles
eating
them
.
The
turtles
saw
them
,
approached
them
from
the
front
,
then
shut
their
eyes
so
they
were
completely
carapaced
and
ate
them
filaments
and
all
.
The
old
man
loved
to
see
the
turtles
eat
them
and
he
loved
to
walk
on
them
on
the
beach
after
a
storm
and
hear
them
pop
when
he
stepped
on
them
with
the
horny
soles
of
his
feet
.
查看中文翻译
He
loved
green
turtles
and
hawk-bills
with
their
elegance
and
speed
and
their
great
value
and
he
had
a
friendly
contempt
for
the
huge
,
stupid
loggerheads
,
yellow
in
their
armor-plating
,
strange
in
their
love-making
,
and
happily
eating
the
Portuguese
men-of-war
with
their
eyes
shut
.
He
had
no
mysticism
about
turtles
although
he
had
gone
in
turtle
boats
for
many
years
.
He
was
sorry
for
them
all
,
even
the
great
trunk
backs
that
were
as
long
as
the
skiff
and
weighed
a
ton
.
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