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正文 第56节 文 / [英]拉迪亚德·吉卜林/Rudyard Kipling

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    thenavyeinfurboa,andappealinbehindylesdidntarrive.butdispaty.rshedheredoant.iveneverknoinstallationsoutoforderyet.“goandguardyourblessedroad,”hesaystothefrattonorphanasylutandingatattentionallroundhiand,oved“pyecroft,”hesays,stillsottevoce,“pan”

    itattingbleasaan,espe,sofarasserviitted,andrevealedhill,ntioningthatthecarurrihanatrifleforthingshee.illkeepthecar.”

    ygattinousrerkstotheeffectthatheaglace.itsufficed.didntitsuffice,.leggatt

    ikhingdidnthappen,sothingt.itneverfailswhenyoureaboard.

    andjulesidended.

    julesaspartoftheeerdiale,andheoked,outhroad,tilltheuires,allinshortpanties,nferredonthevaluablelessonsofthefielddayandaddeduppoints,saasattargetprar.rsheddelivere**retheyoughttohavededue,thatithenorth.tryintofindthosesignsibook,andouthat6.27p.ongautobile.hereehefirstchapter.

    beginthesend,isaid.

    theundleggatthadfinishedoking,pdusterdriedatthefire.

    abouter.rshedbegantotalkaboutuncles

    ebacktothebar,afterhedgedintothoseratcatcherclothes,saidleggatt.

    thatsright.“pye,”saidhe,“haveyouanun,”andifinishedsherryandbitterstoyou,uncle.

    thatsright,saidpyeberin,eanuel.ihadthebodyallnight.

    pyeiledaffeortifyuncle,onepacetothefront.”

    itookjulesetheregulationdistance.julesr.leggattpreservedastriootralattitude.

    “youreapressedn,”saysour.rshed.“ioployerch,sotosay.theoeuvreallnight,asrequisite.”

    .leggatteoutnobleasyoureloyee,and,byeavensdivinegrareadyby9p.tonight,ifyouplease.”

    evenso,.leggatt.iadtethedetails.ediatelydispatchedtothetoyshopinthehighstreetookaboardoneroghorseingforus.

    tookaboardicried.

    onefourteenhanddapplegreyropaign.doikeselfprehensible

    perfectly.didyousayanythingiasked.

    onlytojules.tohiisays,.“allezàvotrebateau.jesaynlootenong.eelvoodonnerayporke,sayshe,“vousongatehurroojaydelavee”andisaoftheakeandinquirinhabits.ygattheonlygroaned.

    leggattares,hesaid.itares.

    onanshipofour.rshed,aps,“uosay,isabrigadiergeneral,hassoldhisallegedsoultodickybridoonforafeatheryhatandapairogiltspurs.jules,nspuezloncle”sojules,youllbegladtohear

    oe,pye,isaid.kybridoon

    idontusuallyngleselfupeourtothebritisheathorses,toleatorideon.dontyoureertherebutthatsanoritetheinpointarkyou,hadeotionallsaasaagnostisinginielfuptheservierighthavebeenissued;butnohelessthenavigationittiitehesouthdowns

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