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www.192.twenchlieutenant,houghhe
uldherread,e,norspeakanylanguage,was,however,a
goodofficer.
intheevening,ourndersentassageto.johatifa
visite,he.thiscivility
hankfullyreceivedbyjones,andthelieutenant
agly,anch
betterthanheexpected;nay,jonesassuredhisfriend,thatifhehad
hesurgeon,he
shouldhavegotuplongago;forheappearedtohielftobeas
hisan
extresorenessonthatsideofhishead.
”ishouldbeveryglad,”quoththelieutenant,”ifyouwasaswell
asyoufancyyourself,forthenyouuldbeabletodoyourself
justiadeup,asincaseof
ablooutthebetter;butiafraidyou
thinkyourselfbetterthanyouare,andheuch
advantageoveryou.”
”illtry,hoillbe
sokindtolendasyown.”
”sydearboy,”criesthe
lieutenant,kissinghi”youareabravelad,andiloveyourspirit;
butifearyourstrength;forsuchablouchlossof
blood,sthaveverychhoughyoufeelno
thinyourbed,yetyoustprobablyerathrustor
touttonight;butihopeyou
eupanydaysrch
advanyhonouryoushallhavesatisfa,or
the.”
”iatter
tonight:ioo,ishallnotbeableto
rest.”
”oh,hinkofit,”retuedtheother:”afeake
nodifferehelikethoseinyourbody:
theysuffeothingbythedelayofcure.itogetheras
oreceivesatisfaaeasnow.”
”butsuppose,”saysjones,”ishouldgrohe
nsequewound”
”thenyourhonour,”anshelieutenant,”willrequireno
reparationatall.iselficetoyourcharacter,and
testifytotheentiontohaveactedproperly,ifyouhad
revered.”
”still,”repliedjones,”iaceedatthedelay.ialst
afraidtontionittoyouthoughihave
beenaveryystseriousnts,and
atthebottoiaeallyachristian.”
”soatoo,iassureyou,”saidtheofficer;”andsozealousa
ohatihyouatdinnerfortakingupthecause
ofyion;andialittleoffendedhyounow,young
gehatyoushouldexpressafearofdeclaringyourfaith
beforeanyone.”
”buthoustitbe,”criesjooanyonewhois
reallyaalihisbreast,inopposition
tothendofhiexpresslyforbidithoanibear
todothisonasiyat,hsuch
anartiagainst”
”nd,”criesthelieutenant;”but
anofhonourustbeanofhonour,ifyou
y.ireeriohecasetoourchaplain
overabouchdifficultyin
it;buthesaid,hehopedthereghtbealatitudegrao
soldiersinthisoandtobesureitisourdutytohope
so;forydear
boy,beagoodanofhonour
too,andupanaffront;notallthebooks,norallthe
parsonsihat.ilove
religionveryyhonourre.therestbeso
stakeiext,oriranslation,orinthe
uandingit,orsoan
struntherisque,forhestpreservehishonour.sopose
yourselftonight,andiproseyouyouhaveanopportunityof
doingyourselfjusti
bythehand,andtookhisleave.
butthoughthelieutenantsreasoningisfactoryto
hielf,itentirelysotohisfriend.joherefore,having
revolvedthistteretoa
resolution,hereaderhechapter.
chapter14
astdreadfulchapterindeed;andto
ventureuponinanevening,especiallywhenalone
jonessessofchi,orratherck,broth,h
averygoodappetite,asindeedheheckitwas
deof,hapoundofbanintothebargain;andnow,findingin
hielfnodeficyofeitherhealthorspirit,heresolvedtoget
upandseekhisene.
butfirsthesentfortheserjeant,acquaintance
angtheselitarygentlen.unluckilythathyofficer
having,inaliteralseakenhisfillofliquor,hadbeenso
tiretiredtohisbolster,hatit
easytonveyahisearscapableofdrohat
hisnostrils.
ho,a
vobers,and
toacquainthissage.ofheserjeantwasno
soonerdesensible,thanhearosefroisbed,andhavinghis
diatelyattended.jonesdidnotthinkfitto
acquainttheserjeantighthavedo
selfanofhonour,and
hadkilledhisn.hehereforehavefaithfullykeptthis
secret,orindeedanyotherhnorewardublishedfor
disvering.butasjoneskhosevirtuesinsoshortan
aendableenough.
hebeganthereforebyacquaintingtheserjeant,thatashewasnow
eothear,heedofbeinghoutwas
perhapsthestneely,asword;
adding,thatheshouldbeinfinitelyobligedtohiifheuld
procureone.”forh,”sayshe,”iwillgiveyouanyreasonable
priordoiinsistuponitsbeingsilverhilted;onlyagood
blade,and
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