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正文 第24节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    reliedupon.henceforherein,ordifference,

    beteersoftherps.

    anotherfourdayspassedandastheexofficerofengineersuld

    suggestainplan,forthedestruofthetunnel,h

    uldbeehesentries

    atitsuthjorteeresolvedupondelayingno

    longer;butonsendingfournintothetunnel,underlieutenant

    ribouville,hinstrustogoasfarastheyuldina

    quarterofanhour,tosetdohebarrelsagainsttherock,to

    lightafusecuttobuaquarterofanhour,aoretu

    atfullspeedtotheuthofthetunnel.

    onepaheotherend,totearupseve,or

    tenrails,andtoretireatoothehedelayin

    gettingtherailsintotheirplacesagainanytrain

    entering,frohatend,intiforitsoctstoseeand

    extinguishthebuingfuse.

    theotherpanyojointheheadquarters,

    theeveningbeforetheattet;andithatthethree

    pabayforhalfanhour,

    soastogivetitothepartyhthenitroglyceriotakeit

    totherequiredposition,andrejointheirrades.iediately

    upontheirdoingsotheretreatheeneuld

    notpossiblyperatethetunnel,ainguishthefuse,before

    theexplosiontookplace.

    theattetadetillthefollowingevening;inorder

    thatthebarclaysghtgodohatall

    savee,andalongtheliheday,agly,theboys

    againputontheirdisguisesandstarted;asbefore,takingthe

    precautiontogeiobeseenbyanyof

    thevillagers.uponreahe

    tuaneous

    exay.notonlyriesstationednear

    theentrasofifteenortansoldierswere

    sittingorstandingbyasllbuilding,atashortdistance,h

    hadevidentlybeeoaguardhouse.

    ”thislooksverychagainstus,ralph.onehinkthatthey

    hadgotinfortionofourbeingnear.”

    ”itlooksbad,indeed,percy.letusgoonintothetown.weshall,

    perhaps,leasothingaboutit,there.”

    asharptosavee.asentryyat

    theentrahetoradesstoodnear.

    thesentrylookedasifabouttostopthebutseeing,hey

    caup,thattheypasshout

    question.

    ”hingisup,sureenough.”

    thisbecareevidentateverysteptheytook,forthelittle

    toansoldiers.

    ”uheyarerelyhaltinghere,upontheirrchthrough,it

    isallupustbeoverten

    here,attheveryleast.”

    upoioningaladofthetotheirohey

    foundthatthefreshtroopshadarriveduponthepregday;the

    infantrytinginbytrain,lateinthe

    eveningbefore;andthreehundredcavalryrchedin,onlyhalfan

    hourbeforetheboysarrival.theyereduponthe

    inhabitants,andthereappearedtobenosignoftheirearly

    departure.

    forsotitheboys,houtobtainingany

    infortion;althoughtheyenteredadozencabarets,anddrank

    nsiderablequantitiesofbeer.atlast,beforeohe

    principalcafes,theysaanofficerssitting,

    talking.heinhabitantstingatthecafe;andthe

    boysdarednotgointoaskforanything,there,asit

    havebeeninacehtheirappearance.

    ”hoogethinhearing,percy”

    ”lookhere,ralph;ipalong,asifihadsothingin

    shoee.thenidoep,closeto

    theandtakeoffboot.yousitdoeof

    thebreadandcheeseinourpockets,becauseould

    atthelastplaceybootoff,

    toeasefoot;andourbreadandcheese,asslowlyas

    welike.”

    ”thatally,percy.”

    inanotherupleofhetting,asagreed,

    upoepofadoorclosetothecafe.theyuldnothearall

    thatan

    officersasistheircustopokeinaveryloudvoice.they

    beloheinfantry;andappeared,inignoranceof

    thereasonoftheirsuddeosavee.

    presentlyaealoreet.

    ”ah,vonrausen,”ajorintheinfantryexclaid,”areyouhere

    ihavenotseenyousinarchedfrolentz.”

    ”no,indeed,jor,”theothersaid,salutingasaprussian

    officeralohissuperiorinraherinfantry

    officersallrising,andsalutingintu.”ein

    froagenau.”

    ”areyouinahurry”askedthejor.”ifnot,sitdous

    talk.”

    thecavalryofficeracceptedtheinvitationand,forafeinutes,

    theirtalkranupontualfriends.thenthejorsaid:

    ”bytheledoff

    atantsnotiooneknoofursethe

    lonel,andhehasnotthoughtnecessarytotellusand,

    naturally,.”

    ”doyounotknoainvonrausensaid.”itisat

    least,hepeoplehere.iwill

    speakinfrenodoubtthereareplentyofspiesabout.”

    ”thereisnooneinhearing,”thejorsaid,”exceptthosetwo

    stupidlookinglads,ngbreadandcheese.”

    ”therelikelytobespies,”vonrausensaid.”fellowswholook

    likefoolsarejustthepeoplechosen.”

    ”ajorsaid;”h

    uandit,andhen,ifallsaveewere

    listening.”

    ”yes,thatwillbesafe.

    ”atioerday,thatthat

    rpsoffranctireursont,the

    otherday,arehidupinsovillageinthewoods,fourorfive

    lesfroere;nodoubtakinga

    toblohetuheideaisadaringoneand,iftheplan

    hadsucceeded,it.asitis,

    orroakean

    expedition,ary.

    ”thesefranctireursischievousifa

    sharplesson.thegeneralsproclatioicethateveryone

    oftheakenanto

    carryouttheorder.”

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