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正文 第84节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    throughthevillagesofsaintrten,andfontaine.

    froheing,untilthreeintheday,aheavyartilleryfire

    up,onbothsides.atthathour,theprussiansgavesigns

    ofaiontoadvaheirartillerytookupfresh

    positions,theirfireincreasedinrapidity,andit

    thatthecrisisofthedaye,theboys

    hadhadbutlittletodo.sittingontheirhorses,orleaning

    againstthetheyhadchattedhtheofficersofthegeneral

    staff.atthisperiod,however,generalgaribaldidrewup;and

    thereandgeneralpelissier.a

    feyordersant,thehe

    staffodifferentpartsoftheground.

    ”chargeinline”ingshouldertoshoulder,

    thegaribaldiansandbilesvedforile

    andahalflong;utteringloudandinspiritingcheers.theboyshad

    beeioeaessage

    delivered,theyjoinedeachotherandrodeonhtheadvang

    line.

    ”thisisgrand,ralph,”percysaid,enthusiastically.”wehaveseen

    agoods.ohavictory,at

    last.”

    foraansstoodtheirground,pashowerof

    shotandshellintotheadvangfrench;butthedashandgoof

    thelatterexcitedbytheirsuccessesoftheteding

    daysanshe

    frenont,thefateofthedaywas

    deasfoughtdesperately,butinvain.

    thefrenchpushedtheack,froositiontoposition,until

    nightfallveredtheretreat.

    thegernlosshefrenadditiontoa

    nsiderablenuerofprisoners,hadthesatisfaoftakinga

    gernlortheonlyouredthroughoutthewar.

    thishelastfightinhebarclaystookpartduringtheasdidtheirfather,whohadjoined

    oheregintsofbiles,andhadadvanced.

    theeventsfollo,dayafterday.inrapidsuccession,they

    heardofthedefeatofzyatlens,theretreatofbourbaki;

    theterriblesufferingsofthetroops,astheyfellbackuponthe

    sultaneouslyhthenehis

    retreatcatheintelligehesurrenderofparis,andofthe

    arstiisfortuhey

    heartilyrejoicedthatthehopelesswasover.

    nosoonerinariesofpeacesighancaptain

    baronsieur

    duburghadalreadyagreedtopurchasethettage,andadjoining

    grounds;arries.thebarclays

    oleavetheirundusins,butthere

    griefdaduburg.

    geeetheypartedfrret.thatofficersfighting

    daysans.

    ralphobtaihestepasjor,innsequenceofgeneral

    of

    therank;norisitlikelythatheeverhoughhe

    hopes,soday,toattainthegradeiishservice.heis

    atpresentstudyinghardforanexanationiilleryh,

    ifpractiohing,heisprettycertai.

    percyhashadenoughoffighting,andhispresehathe

    shallgotothebar;buthehasplentyoftibeforehiyet.

    bothneverboastoftheirachieventsindeed,arestraightforward,

    uefriends

    thattheyeverspeakoftheiradvehewar.

    thebarclayslivenodistaoflondon;andthepony

    chaiseinillybe

    seen,anyday,ontheridroad.ifyoustopandchittu

    intothelittledrive,uptothehouse,youhata

    oneardnhegardenthrows

    doakestheponiesofftothestablesand,should

    henothappehefrontofthehouse,astheponiesdraw

    up,younhi

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