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正文 第70节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    ralph**obethhlywelldeserved.

    theofficertuede;andoutintoaviolent

    ansto

    restraiheboyevidentlyantnothing;besides,hewas

    onlyaboy,andbesidesh,again,

    oheutin,thoughheard

    ehelieutenant

    thananyother.

    ralphuchyouhanafrench

    ladofthesaageinpointofsizehewas

    nsiderablytallerthantheoffiobiles,andhisbroad

    shouldersgaveproseofunusualstrength.thereoo,alook

    offearlessnessandde

    ehaticallyasan”aer.”seeingthis,thelieutenant

    burstintoanstraioflaughter;andsaidthatitwas

    ”verygoodreallyverygood,foraboy.”

    everyoneelseheendeavortostifletheir

    laughterthatthelieutenantagaintookupthepartofquestioner.

    ”isuppose,youlen,thatyouefroaintcyrorthe

    polyteagihatyouhave

    pletedyourstudies,iherofthe

    ”ihavenottheadvantageofhavieitherofthelitary

    acadees,”ralphsaidquietly.”haveyou”

    againtheree,stofthoseinthe

    rooadgatheredround.

    ”yiasktooftheserviceyoubelong”theofficer

    asked,per.

    ”youyask,certainly;andihavenoobjetoanswer,”ralph

    said.”brotherandselfbothbelongtothegeneralstaff.”

    theofficerlookedsurprised.

    ”haveyouservedalready,sir,orhasyourserviceyetto

    nce”

    ”ihaveseensolittleservicealready,”ralphsaid.

    ”yiaskgeneralhashadthebeofyourassistance”

    thelieutenantsaid,haionofpoliteness.

    atthisntthesousprefectpushedforward.

    ”silenuchof

    this.thesegentlenhaveperfreatservicetofrand

    areguests;andilookuponitasapersonalattackupon

    self.”

    ”excuse,sir,”ralphsaid,risingfroisseatforthefirst

    ti.”iaratefultoyou,foryourinterferenbehalf;

    buti,uponthepresentoccasion,tohave

    renderedanyservicetofrance.ihadnothingtodohthe

    dispatches,nothingtodoeoutasa

    passenger,uponprivatedesireandpleasure,attheriskof

    urseofbeingkilled.undoubtedlyinearlywaskilled;andilook

    upoertainntthatyouhavegivenusasakind

    ngratulationuponouothavingbrokenouecks.

    ”kindly,theoansyself.ithink

    iyown.”

    thesousprefectshruggedhisshoulders;tosignifythat,inthat

    case,hehewholebusiness.

    ”nohequestion.thegeneral

    uponybrotherandselfservedwasgeneral

    cariels.”

    theofficershruggedhisshoulders.

    ”siti,”ralphsaid,restelythanhehadyetspoken,

    ”brotherandselfhavehadtheofferofpostsupoaffs

    ofgerochu,generalducrot,andgeneralvinoy.”

    ”oh,enohelieutenantsaid,halaughofderision,

    ”thatisalittlet.igineascraleupoof

    trochu,ducrot,andvinoyfortheservicesoftheseveryyoung

    officers.”

    thistithespeakerhadthelaugh,foooneuld

    believethatralphuldbespeakih.ralphgretle

    pale.

    ”ey

    brotheraothislieutenantofbiles,induefor”

    thetterhadnoesoseriousthattherewasadeadhushin

    theroooeclieradvanced.hehadoe

    alreadydeationofingforotakeralphspart;but

    ationfrohelatterhadarrestedhihehe

    furallantandsuccessfulexpeditionofthebarclays

    hadcreated,inparis;andhehadbeelystrudpleased

    bythealtogether

    needslowly.

    ”yiaskyoua,sir,a”hesaidtotheofficer.

    ”lieutena,ofthebilesofvieheofficersaid,

    frowning.

    ”lieutenaofthebilesofvienne,ibegtointroduce

    youto”

    ”no,sir,”theoffito

    ,nottothetheinferiorrankisintroducedtothe

    superior.”

    ”iknodoing,sir,andrequirenolesson

    froou,”ecliersaid,quietly.”irepeat,iintroduce

    youlieutena,ofthebilesofvienocaptain

    ralphbarclay,andcaptainpercybarclay,staffofficers,and

    ndersofthelegionofhonor.”

    there.

    ”isitpossible”thesousprefectsaid,ingfain,

    ”thatthesegentlehecaptainsbarclay,oftheparis

    papershreedayssincewerefull,ashaving

    passedthroughthegernlines,andhavingsthesei

    night,underfiretheyhadpreviouslybeeedfreat

    aandersofthe

    legion.

    ”isitpossiblethatyouarethoseofficers,gentlen”

    ”itisso,nsieur,”ralphsaid.”hegoodfortuo

    distinguishourselvesbut,asakeourselves

    nspicuousbynes,andneasideour

    uniforuntilrequiredforservidaskedeclierto

    besilentuponthesubject.uessthat,

    uposorudeandunnnerlyapersonas

    helieutenantofthebilesofvienne.”

    thelieutenantstaedhisfeetfuriously.

    ”youshallanse,sir,”hesaid,”forthisinsult.”

    ”stop,sir,”ralphsaid,inasteadyvoicehose

    equestions,h

    rarefreedoihaveans.iaoy

    opinionofyou,andadvicetoyou,equallyfreely.

    ”ifyouan,byyouhavesaid,thatyoingto

    challeoaduel,itellyouatoishallnotaccept

    it.ihave,sir,”andheraisedhisheadproudly,”proved

    urage;andfrancehasreg,intherankandhonorshe

    hasgiven.englishdonotfightduels.

    ”butiakeaioo

    deratedasiaorhaving,inanysignalrovedyour

    urageaiontofrance,ieetyou.atpresentisee

    thatyouanoffic

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