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www.lizi.twsuchasybeeasoldiersthigh.”
theserjeant,hadhappened,andhadheardthat
jonesdiatelyncluded,frobr >
suaninsucha
situation,thatheheaded.notouse
thatnsignificationalhought
hielfofkinghisadvahishuurinthesi.”sir,”
sayshe,”ibelieveiostexcellentpieceof
stuffby.itisnotindeedsilverhilted,h
notbeeasoldier;butthehandleisdetenough,andtheblade
ohebestineurope.itisabladethatabladethatinshort
ichityouthisinstant,andyoushallseeitandhandle
it.ialadtoseeyourhonoursoyheart.”
beinginstantlyretuedhthestojones,
ookitanddre;aoldtheserjeantitwoulddovery
nahisprice.
theserjeantnueinpraiseofhisgoods.hesaid
nayhesa
frenchofficer,hrank,atthebattleofdettingen.i
tookitself,”sayshe,”froisside,afterihadknockedhi
thehead.thehiltisoldtooneofourfine
gentlen;fortherearesooftheantpleaseyourhonour,who
valuethehiltofasorethantheblade.”
heretheotherstoppedhiandbeggedhionaaprice.the
serjeant,houghtjonesabsolutelyoutofhissenses,andvery
nearhisend,ilybyasking
toolittle.hooatioentedhielf
ingtyguineas,aforlessto
hisoher.
”tostsurprize:”sureyou
thinkiaad,orthatineversaylife.ty
guineas,indeedididnotigineyoupose
upoaketheshinkont,i
self,andshooing,acquaintinghiat
thesati,eforit.”
theserjeant,asinsensu
praedi,andnohatjohe
nditionhehadapprehendedhiobe;henoherefore,
unterfeitedasgreatsurprizeastheotherhadshown,andsaid,”i
achoutoftheway.besides,
youaretoistheonlysustrunthe
risqueofofficersdispleasure,bygoingyself.and
truly,puttingallthistogether,idontthinktyshillingswas
sochoutoftheway.”
intheaforentionedsense.
”te
tust
havestaken:orelseistookselfandindeediauthalf
ayguineas,indeednoosuch
apassion.isayteanty
shillings,iassureyou.aonsider
everything,ihopeyouthinkthatsantaprice.
itisirue,youybuyahlooksaswellforless
ney.but”
herejoerruptedhisaying,”iking
ahanyour
dend.”hethengavehiguinea,bidhietutohisbed,and
agoodrbefore
thedivisionreacheder.
theserjeantverycivillytookhisleave,fullysatisfiedhhis
rdize,andnotalittlepleased
thefalsestepintoans
lightheadednesshadbetrayedhi
assoonastheserjeanthisbed,and
dressedhielfentirely,puttingonevenhisat,s
loursofbloodhhad
flo;andnohasedswordinhis
hand,heoissueforth,hethoughtofhewas
abouttouakelaidsuddenlyholdofhiandhebeganto
reflean
beingoflife,htlosehisown.”verywell,”saidhe,”andin
ylifeyhonour.andwhois
thishunbeingarascalehout
provocation.butisnotrevengeforbiddenbyheavenyes,butitis
enjoiheshalliobeytheworldin
oppositiontotheexpressndsofheavenshalliincurthedivine
displeasureratherthanbecalledhahink
nore;iaesolved,andstfighthi”
theclockhadnoruckthehousewere
intheirbeds,exceptthetineloodtoguardnortherton,when
jonessoftlyopeninghisdoor,issuedforthinpursuitofhisene,
ofenthehadreceivedaperfectdescription
frohedrauendous
figurethanhenoed.hehadon,aswehavesaid,a
lightlouredat,veredsofblood.hisface,h
ssedthatveryblood,asoredrahibr >
bythesurgeon,ityof
bauurban.intherighthandhecarriedasword,
andiadle.sothatthebloodybanquohy
tobeparedtohiinfact,ibelievearedreadfulapparition
aginationofany
goodpeopletinaasfirein
sorsetshire.
hetinelfirstsah,hishairbegan
gentlytoliftuphisgrenadiercap;andinthesainstanthisknees
felltobloheachother.presentlyhiswholebodywasseized
hhana.hethenfiredhispiedfellflaton
hisface.
herfeareheoccasionofhisfiring,orher
hetookaittheobjectofhisterror,iotsay.ifhedid,
hoisshisn.
jonesseeingthefellohecauseofhisfright,at
iling,notintheleastreflegonthe
dangerfroscaped.hethenpassedbythefellow,
illntihepostureihe
rooerton,ashehadheard,onfined.here,ina
solitarysituation,hefouyquartpotsta
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