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正文 第62節 文 / [法]大仲馬

    台灣小說網  www.192.tw小說站  www.xsz.tw小說站  www.xsz.twysistrue,hindershisstayinghus”

    ”ifhesaystrue,”saidthecaptaindoubtingly.”butinhispresent

    nditionheiseanything,andtakehisceofkeepingit

    afterwards.”

    ”iorethaniprose,”saiddantes.

    ”iling.

    ”es.

    ”tolegho.”

    ”theneadoftagsofrequently,doyounotsailhe

    wind”

    ”becauseraightontotheislandofrion.”

    ”youshallpassitbyts.”

    ”takethehelausseeantookthe

    helfelttoseeifthevesselansptlyand

    seeingthat,houtbeingafirstratesailer,sheyetolerably

    obedient,

    ”tothesheets,”saidhe.thefoursean,posedthecrew,

    obeyed,hepilotlookedon.”haultaut.”theyobeyed.

    ”belay.”thisordered;andthevesselpassed,asdantes

    hadpredicted,tstowindward.

    ”bravo”saidthecaptain.

    ”bravo”repeatedthesailors.andtheyalllookedentat

    thisnelligendhisbodyavigor

    theyhadnotthoughthiapableofshowing.

    ”yousee,”saiddantes,quittingthehel”ishallbeofsouseto

    you,atleastduringthevoyage.ifyoudolegho,you

    leavethere,andiofthefirst,for

    foodandthee.”

    ”ah,”saidthecaptain,”anagreeverywell,ifyouarereasonable.”

    ”giveyougivetheothers,andit,”retued

    dantes.

    ”thatsnotfair,”saidtheseanes;”foryouknow

    rethanwedo.”

    ”isthattoyou,japo”retuedthecaptain.”everyoneisfree

    toaskhepleases.”

    ”thatstrue,”repliedjapo;”ionlykearerk.”

    ”ajacketandapairof

    trousers,ifyouhavethe”

    ”no,”saidjapo;”butihaveashirtandapairoftrousers.”

    ”thatisalli,”interrupteddantes.japodivedintotheholdand

    soouedonded.

    ”nohen,doyouhingelse”saidthepatron.

    ”apieitasted,for

    ihaveenordrunkforalongti.”hehadnottastedfoodfor

    fortyhours.apieceofbreadthe

    gourd.

    ”larboardyourhel”an.dantesglanced

    thatouth;thenpausedhhandin

    dair.

    ”holloatteratthechateaudif”saidthecaptain.

    asllecloud,tracteddaention,crohe

    suitofthebastionofthechateaudif.atthesantthefaint

    reportofaguher.

    ”isthis”askedthecaptain.

    ”aprisonerhasescapedfrohechateaudif,andtheyarefiring

    thealarun,”replieddahecaptainglahibuthehad

    liftedtheruohislipsanduchposure,

    thatsuspis,ifthecaptainhadany,diedaway.

    ”atanyrate,”rredhe,”ifitbe,sochthebetter,forihave

    dearareacquisition.”underpretenceofbeingfatigued,dantesasked

    totakethehelthesteersn,gladtoberelieved,lookedatthe

    captain,aerbyasignindicatedthatheghtabandonitto

    hisnerade.dantesuldthuskeephiseyesonrseilles.

    ”onth”askedheofjapo,downbeside

    hi

    ”the28thoffebruary.”

    ”inyear”

    ”ineinyear”

    ”yes,”repliedtheyoungn,”iaskyouinyear”

    ”youhavefottenthen”

    ”igotsuchafrightlastnight,”replieddantes,sling,”thatihave

    alstlostry.iaskyouyearisit”

    ”theyear1829,”retuedjapo.iteenyearsdayforday

    siesarrest.heeehechateaudif;

    heilepassedoverhis

    faercedes,ustbelievehibr >

    dead.thenhiseyeslighteduphhatredashethoughtofthethree

    nsolongandchedacaptivity.herenewed

    againstdanglars,feand,andvilleforttheoathofilacable

    vengeancehehaddeinhisduhisoathwasnolongeravain

    erraneanwouldhavebeen

    uoovertakethelittletartan,thatheverystitchofvas

    setheolegho.

    chapter22.thesgglers.

    danteshadnotbeenadayonboardbeforehehadaveryclearideaof

    thenhislothadbeencast.houthavihe

    seliathe

    naofthegeaeringofallthetonguesspoken

    ontheshoresofthatlargelakecalledthediterranean,frohe

    arabictotheprovencal,andthis,interpreters,

    personsaleandfrequentlyindiscreet,gavehireat

    faunicatioheretatsea,

    allboatssailingalo,orhthepeoplehout

    na,untry,oroccupation,hequaysof

    seaports,andysteriousansust

    supposetobeadireeans

    ofsupport.itisfairtoassuthatdantesuggler.

    atfirstthecaptainhadreceiveddantesonboardhacertaindegree

    ofdistrust.hesofficersofthe

    ast;andasthereselfaperpetual

    battleofightbeanessary

    oftheseindustriousguardianshtsandduties,whoperhaps

    eloyedthisingeniousansofleaingsoofthesecretsofhis

    trade.buttheskilfulnnerineshadhaheluggerhad

    entirelyreassuredhiandthen,eofske

    floatingabovethebastionofthechateaudif,ahedistant

    report,heantlystruckhtheideathathehadonboardhis

    vesseloneingandgoing,likethatofkings,panied

    adehiessuneasy,itstbeowned,

    thaniftheneerhadprovedtobeacustoofficer;butthis

    suppositionalsodisappearedlikethefirst,heperfect

    tranquillityofhisrecruit.

    edndthushadtheadvantageofknotheohoutthe

    oheoldsailorandhiscreried

    to”pu”hitheyextraorefroihegaveaccurate

    desalta,arseilles,

    ao

    ...
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