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正文 第1节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    jackarcher

    ataleofthecria

    byg.a.henty

    authorof”theboyknight,””hcliveinindia,”

    ”truetotheoldflag,”etc.,etc.

    s

    chapteri.thedshipn

    chapterii.aureatgib

    chapteriii.theescape

    chapteriv.gallipoli

    chapterv.abrushy

    chaptervi.theal

    chaptervii.beforesebastopol

    chapterviii.balaklava

    chapterix.inkern

    chapterxi.takenprisoners

    chapterxii.prisonersonparole

    prisonnt

    chapterxiv.asuspectedhousehold

    chapterxv.astruggleforlife

    chapterxvi.anescapefrorison

    chapterxvii.ajoueyindisguise

    chapterxviii.thepolishinsurgents

    chapterxix.totherescue

    chapterxx.inalionsden

    chapterxxi.backatthefront

    chapterxxii.therepulseattheredan

    chapterxxiii.thebattleofthetcheaya

    chapterxxv.thecaptureofsebastopol

    chapterxxvi.nclusion

    chapteri.

    thedshipn

    thefirstdayofterannotbensideredacheerfuloccasion.asthe

    boysarriveonthepreviousevening,theyhavesochtotelleach

    other,aresofulloftheyhavebeendoing,thatthechatterand

    laughterareasgreatasuponthenightpregthebreakingup.in

    theing,hohisisged.astheytaketheirplaces

    attheirdesksaheirbooks,adull,heavyfeelingtakes

    possessionoftheboys,andthefullnscioushattheyareat

    thebeginningofanotherhalfyearsheir

    nds.

    itistrueenoughthatthehalfyearsplay,too,its

    tches,ent.butatpresentitisthe

    longroutineoflessonsostprointhendsofthe

    ladstingonthelongbehekingsschool,

    terbury.

    asaore

    thanathirdofthereboarders,a,ruth,

    forthelastobetiredoftheirholidays,will,when

    theyoofschool,aochoosesidesforfootball,

    bereallygladthattheterasagainnced.

    ”soyourbrotherisnotingbackagain,archer”oheboys

    saidtoaladofsofifteenyearsold,arry,curlyhairedfellow,

    soshortforhisage,butsquareshoulderedandsturdy.

    ”no.heisexpeonthstogethisssion,and

    isgoinguptotoyfatherhaslodgedthe

    neyforhiandhopestogethiazettedtohisint,the

    33d.”

    ”ination,isthere

    andiftherehinkheuldpassit.hehasbeeninthe

    sixthforthelastyear.”

    ”oh,heisallrightenough,”archersaid.”butfatherissending

    hietuplitarydraification.dad

    saysitisofnousehisgoingongrindigreekandlatin,

    andthathehadchbetterspeillhegetshis

    ssion,inleaingsothingthatybeofusetohiiwishi

    haddonesuretheyllneverbeofany

    useto,andihatethe”

    atthisnttheioheboyslybroken

    offbyarcherbeingcalledupbytheclassster.

    ”arthepapersonthedeskbeforehi

    ”theseversesaredisgraceful.ofallintheholidaytaskssentin,

    yoursappearstotobethe.”

    ”ierysorry,sir,”jackarchersaid,”ireallytriedhardtodo

    thebutsht.”

    ”idontknoyoucalltryinghard,archer,butitsutterly

    iossible,ifyouhadtakeroubletolookthein

    thegradus,thatyouuldhavedesuchstakesasthosehere.”

    ”idontknokansandoexercisesand

    translationsandallthatsortofthingialways

    breakdohverses,andidontseegoodtheyare,except

    forfellobstones.”

    ”thathasnothingtodoastersaid;”andiaotgoing

    todiscusstheutilityofverseshyou.ishallreportyoutodr.

    e,andifyouo

    dosoinyourplayhours.”

    jainutesindulgedina

    diatribeagainstclassicalleaingingeneral,aersand

    pentatersinparticular.

    presentlyohesixthforadooting,

    ”archer,dr.esyou.”

    ”oh,lord,”jaarshall

    getoutofhisseat.isupposehehasteaboutthose

    beastlyverses.”

    thegreetingofdr.e

    thaticipated.

    ”aryourfather.you

    aretogohoatonce.”

    jaent.itanhouranda

    halfsin

    theschool.hisfatherhadsaidnothingatbreakfast,andon

    earthuldhehoagainfor

    eical”yes,sir,”heretuedtohisplace,gatheredup

    hisbookshastilytogether,fastenirap,andwassoon

    oarapidtrot.heovertookerelongtheservantwho

    hadbroughtthenoteanoldsoldier,ajorarchers

    servantinthear.

    ”atter,jonesisanyoneillatho”

    ”no,sir;nooneisillasiknoajorcalledintohis

    study,andtoldtotakeaodr.e,and,ofurse,i

    askedthesteoquestions.”

    ”no,”jacksaid,”idontsupposeyoudid,jones.idontsuppose

    youdaskaionsifyouoldtotakealetterstraightto

    thenintheon.iean.”

    andntinuinghisrun,hesoohesteadygoingoldsoldierfar

    behind.uphighstreet,uhegreatgate,alongthroughthewide,

    stragglingstreetbeyond,intotheopenuntry,andthenacross

    throughthefieldstoharbledoill,hotand

    pantieredthegate.

    hisfatherandhiselderbracrossthe

    fields,andingintheporch.

    ”hurrahjack,”thelattershouted;”yoingtobefirstout

    afterall.”

    ”goingtobefirstout”jackgasped.”ean,

    harry”

    ”eintotheparlor,jack,”hisfathersaid,”andyoushallhearall

    aboutit.”

    herehistheraing.

    ”dearboy,”theforrsaid,risingandthrosroundhis

    neck,”thisissuddenindeed.”

    ”issudden

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