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正文 第83节 文 / [英]Walter Besant

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twaintedall.hishonourisafraidbeeetingsandnspiraheselfup,andsohaveobtainedapardonafterreasonabledelay.asis.forster,soaretheentlen,ylordderer,buthishandherebehereafteocauseforrepentance

    aftertheshoutingthereuendingesting.atlastalloingtheyeofkingjas.

    sotheyparted;lorddersthathee,andtostaythereaore,rodeba,flushedaion,r.patten.

    sir,saidthisinister,ioaskafavourofyourhonour.

    ;ithinkthisisatifora,notforaskingfavours.

    itis,sir,thatyourhonour,ssiontondhisjestysforengland,e,un,theofficeofchaplaintoyourhonour.

    ,ifthatbeall,.thinkyouthatthereshallbenorefeastinganddrinkingan,tilless,andthenakeanightofit

    atsuethingbesidesdrinkingandplayingthefool.

    ithink,besides,said.hilyard,ofrehoboandhisunsellors.

    dareyouintain,sir

    harkye,sir.hilyardreplied;ddlenote,ayfolloandservehinthefieldasihaveservedhitho.idaresayishallbeabletocarryasketasheranks.

    youtofightoh,.hilyardiexclaid.

    nay,sister,saidtoallshallgoethyhand,hofriend.fightbeside,orstayathoeakenodoubt,thoushaltseeiaotungrateful.povertythouknoyoreheeforalltheseyearsofservice.

    thetearsto.hilyardseyes;helookedasifherefrained.

    theyhadarryevening,afterall,ytheyostredhotjabiteangthell.perhapsatthent,,andadtheshoutsandapplauseofhisfriends,hethoughthewas.

    itisnotforfeeblepentoiesandofbattlesistayedatblanyidaititotioortodilston,andleaedallthattheuntessuldtell,erpetsofthevictorsblow.

    intheingearlythegentlenhesaddle.

    urage,dorothysaidtoocertainvictory.farewell,dearlass.

    sohebentfroissaddleandkissed,andthenclatteredaeisahehhisfriends,but,alasindifferentguise.

    thelasttogoeinhislifeusketandashorsepistolsstuhisholsters;butheshotlenfideheseons.

    so,ssdorothy,hesaid,igoafighting.forself,ihavelittlestochforthesport.ithinkeagainphesickalreadyofbullets,asargandshouting.fareistress.alasshallieverebacktobeyourservantagain

    chapter25thefirstdays

    thatisaysoanythingsfoolishandfalsehavebeensaidandosttruethatnotolenjoinedexebutt.oheseforster,afterongthellovedbutforthethingstheyessengers,sueansuenasihavesinberland.hadiknoyselfhavestabbedlonelhtotheheartysounted.yetthepentlenyhielfhavebeendeceived,andintheehisdeathhgreatfortitude.

    thereen.theyeerrightly,.willi

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