内容简介
《蝇王》是威廉·戈尔丁的长篇代表作。小说故事发生于未来第三次世界大战中的一场核战争中，一群六岁至十二岁的儿童在撤退途中因飞机失事被困在一座荒岛上，起先尚能和睦相处，后来由于恶的本性膨胀起来，便互相残杀，发生悲剧性的结果。《蝇王》是一本重要的哲理小说，借小孩的天真来探讨人性的恶这一严肃主题。
《蝇王（英文版）/外教社经典伴读丛书》是英文原著，并配有部分录音。目录
CHAPTERONETHESOUNDOFTHESHELL
CHAPTERTWOFIREONTHEMOUNTAIN
CHAPTERTHREEHUTSONTHEBEACH
CHAPTERFOURPAINTEDFACESANDLONGHAIR
CHAPTERFIVEBEASTFROMWATER
CHAPTERSIXBEASTFROMAIR
CHAPTERSEVENSHADOWSANDTALLTREES
CHAPTEREIGHTGIFTFORTHEDARKNESS
CHAPTERNINEAVIEWTOADEATH
CHAPTERTENTHESHELLANDTHEGLASSES
CHAPTERELEVENCASTLEROCK
CHAPTERTWELVECRYOFTHEHUNTERS精彩书摘
《蝇王（英文版）/外教社经典伴读丛书》：
Theboywithfairhairloweredhimselfdownthelastfewfeetofrockandbegantopickhiswaytowardthelagoon.Thoughhehadtakenoffhisschoolsweaterandtraileditnowfromonehand，hisgreyshirtstucktohimandhishairwasplasteredtohisforehead.Allroundhimthelongscarsmashedintothejunglewasabathofheat.Hewasclamberingheavilyamongthecreepersandbrokentrunkswhenabird，avisionofredandyellow，flashedupwardswithawitch-likecry；andthiscrywasechoedbyanother.“Hi!”itsaid.“Waitaminute!”
Theundergrowthatthesideofthescarwasshakenandamultitudeofraindropsfellpattering.
“Waitaminute，”thevoicesaid.“Igotcaughtup.”
Thefairboystoppedandjerkedhisstockingswith
anautomaticgesturethatmadethejungleseemforamomentliketheHomeCounties.
Thevoicespokeagain.
“Ican'thardlymovewithallthesecreeperthings.”
Theownerofthevoicecamebackingoutoftheundergrowthsothattwigsscratchedonagreasywind-breaker.Thenakedcrooksofhiskneeswereplump，caughtandscratchedbythorns.Hebentdown，removedthethornscarefully，andturnedaround.Hewasshorterthanthefairboyandveryfat.Hecameforward，searchingoutsafelodgmentsforhisfeet，andthenlookedupthroughthickspectacles.
“Where'sthemanwiththemegaphone?”
Thefairboyshookhishead.
“Thisisanisland.AtleastIthinkit'sanisland.That'sareefoutinthesea.Perhapstherearen'tanygrownupsanywhere.”
Thefatboylookedstartled.
“Therewasthatpilot.Buthewasn'tinthepassengercabin，hewasupinfront.”
Thefairboywaspeeringatthereefthroughscrewed-upeyes.
“Allthemotherkids，”thefatboywenton.“Someofthemmusthavegotout.Theymusthave，mustn'tthey?”
Thefairboybegantopickhiswayascasuallyaspossibletowardthewater.Hetriedtobeoffhandandnottooobviouslyuninterested，butthefatboyhurriedafterhim.
“Aren'tthereanygrownupsatall?”
“Idon'tthinkso.”
Thefairboysaidthissolemnly；butthenthedelightofarealizedambitionovercamehim.Inthemiddleofthescarhestoodonhisheadandgrinnedatthereversedfatboy.
“Nogrownups!”
Thefatboythoughtforamoment.
“Thatpilot.”
Thefairboyallowedhisfeettocomedownandsatonthesteamyearth.
“Hemusthaveflownoffafterhedroppedus.Hecouldn'tlandhere.Notinaplanewithwheels.”
“Wewasattacked!”
“He'Ilbebackallright.”
Thefatboyshookhishead.
“WhenwewascomingdownIlookedthroughoneofthemwindows.Isawtheotherpartoftheplane.Therewereflamescomingoutofit.”
Helookedupanddownthescar.
“Andthisiswhatthecabindone.”
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