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正文 第20节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    troubleyourselfighthave

    thabear,oratheyhavedisappeared,long

    siispossiblethatthereareafeteredabout;

    buttheyareneverfordabletoanybutasolitaryperson,evenin

    esflyfroansapproach.”

    thepartyhadagrale,fortheseryherewasvery

    fiis,theforesthickthattheyuldseenliseofthesky,arunksofthetreesseedtokeathenagain,itheywould

    obtainagliseovertheuntryfarao

    theplainofchaagneorifthevieeadofin

    frontoftheheyuldseethetopsofthehighestrahe

    vosges,risinghillabovehill,andoftenothevery

    suitthedonohehighestpointsoftherange,being

    iediatelybehindthe

    thevillagesare,here,fehepeople

    extrelypoor;forthesoilispoor,andalthoughihe

    cattletheironlyhareabletopickupan

    abundanceoffood,intheforests,theyhaveahardstruggleto

    keeptheliveduringthean,and

    theirappearanddressrathergernthanfrenchbut,

    nothstandingthis,theyhhlyfrenspirit,and

    regardedtheinvadershanintered.

    anotherday,passedi,pletelyrestoredthestexhausted

    oftheband.ordershereforeissuedforanearlystart,the

    ing;theobject,thisti,beingtoendeavortocutthe

    railarabodyfortheslopesofthe

    vosges,behindsarrebandsavee;aodivideinto

    panies,andscattertheelvesangthevillagesbetween

    lorquinandrntier,soastoacttogetherorseparately,asit

    ghtseexpedient.

    chapter6:thetunnelofsavee.

    itisneedlesstofolloherps,stepbystep,throughtheir

    resofthelittlevillagesthroughhey

    passedapspublishedinengland,and

    hereforepossesslittleiflishreaders.after

    tarches,theinbodyoftherpsreacheda

    villagesituatedinailesfrohegreatrock

    tunnelofsavee.thefourthpanyhadbeeavillage,

    fivelestotheleft;panyday,to

    rchforedistaheright.

    theirordersokeepasharplookout,tolleehe

    ventsandstrengthoftheenottouakeany

    expedition,ortodoanything,ytoguess

    attheirpreseheneighborhoodasital

    iortatheyshouldupontheirguard,untilthe

    greatbloruck.

    assoonastheyhadrchedintothevillage,theprincipal

    inhabitantscaforationo

    providinglodgings.aftersoion,ithatthe

    officersshouldhavequartersinthevillage;andthatthe

    sstbershouldbeplacedatthedisposalofthe

    n.theys,andeneach,

    panyarchforhe

    inghquartersinthevillage.

    ralphandpercybarclay,asusual,actedasinterpretersbetween

    jorteeandtheinhabitants;foeitherthejor,noranyof

    hisoffian.thatlanguage,indeed,okenonly

    byafeeninthendanthad

    dividedaherpanies,ihateayght

    beabletoshiftforitself,theinbody.

    ”haveyouseenthisproclatiohevillagersasked.”you

    seethattlerisk,intakingyouin.”

    ralphreadit,andashedidsohisfaceflushedhindignation,

    andheexclaid:

    ”thisisinfausinfaus”

    ”peasked.

    ”itisaprotheprussiangeneralndingthe

    district,jivingnoticethatheeveryfranc

    tireurheycatdalsogivingnoticetotheinhabitantsthat

    ifanyprussiansoldierbekilled,orevenshotat,byafranc

    tireurifarailbepulledup,oraroadcutthathewillhold

    thevillagehespotatable;hehouses,and

    treattheleinhabitantsagtortiallahatthe

    sapenaltiesedforshelteringorhidingfranc

    tireurs.”

    ”iossible”jorteesaid,astounded.”noofficerofa

    civilizedaruldissuesuedict.besides,duringan

    invasionofgerny,thepeoplehekingof

    prussiatotakeupar,tocutroads,destres,andshoot

    doyjustasodo,noistoo

    atrocioustobetrue.”

    ”thereitis,inblade,”ralphsaid.”therebeno

    stakeastothew.”

    jorteelookedgrieved,as.

    ”thiserriblebusiness,”hesaid,”iftheobe

    carriedoninthisheygiveusnoquarter,we

    shallgivetheohatis,ustkeasnyprisonersaswe

    eakenprisoners,ay

    .

    ”it.naturally,thevillagers,

    insteadoflookinguponusasdefenders,ost

    dangerousofguests.theywillargue:

    ”ifakeaheprussiansyplunderus,butat

    leastourhousesandourlivesaresafe;hesefranc

    tireursarefoundtohavebeenakeanyattack

    inoueighborhood,onlyplundered,butbutout,and

    shot

    ”ofurse,otreachery.therearesundrels

    alothers,butnoweven

    thestpatriotinse

    riskieringus.

    ”neverbefore,ibelieve,intheannalsofcivilizednations,dida

    ninauthoritydaretoproclaihatpersonsshouldsufferfora

    crihheyhadnothing,ever,todo.if

    alittlevillage,hohepeopletosaytous,we

    alloopulluparaila,iftheydonotpreventus,

    theyaretobepunishedhfireandshesepeoplecall

    theelvesacivilizednation

    ”oheevilnsequenationisthatweshall

    neverdaretrusttotheinhabitantstokeinquiriesforus.they

    ed,ianythingintheir

    neighborhood,thattheyodoandsayeverythingthey

    uldtodissuadeusfrotand,ifinight

    eventrytobuytheiroybybetrayingus.”

    jortem

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