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intohisheadtokearo,theree.but
other”
”sitdoyboy,youhavealways
saidthatyouogotosea.ihadnoihat
sixnthsagoiynepheharles,whois,asyouknow,a
firstlieutenantinthenavy,andaskedhifhethoughtheuldget
youadshiph.heebacktosaythathepresent
onhalfpay,andfeareditebeforehe
again,astheression,andhehadnotch
i.butifheightbeabletogetyouaberth
onboardtheship.asthatdidntseeeryhopeful,ithoughtit
bettertosaynothingtoyouaboutit.hooing,just
afteryouhadstartedforsanbroughtaletterfrobr >
hisayingthat,oothethreateningstateofaffairsinthe
east,anuerofshipsssion,andthat
hehadbeenappoihefaln,andhadseeain,and
asthelatter,obeanoldfriendofhis,hadnoonein
particularheiralty
foradshipnsappointntforyou.thishehad,ofurse,
obtaihefalnisbeingfittedouthallhaste,andyouare
tojoinatonouthtorrow.”
jackuchdelightedandsurprisedtobeabletospeakat
first.butafterah,uttereda
loudhurrahofdelight,andthetohisfeelingsby
exuberantlykissinghistherandsisters.
”thisisglorious,”hesaid.”onlytothinkthati,been
bloyverses,adshipninherjestysservice.i
hardlybelievethatitistrue.oh,father,ihavesoogo
tosea,butihaveneversaidchaboutitbecauseithoughtyoudid
notlikeit,andingitegiven
upallhope,andjustatati,too,stobeace
ofaroething
aboutadisputeuchattentiontoit.”
”theperyenough,andinitselfwholly
insuffittocauseanations.itbeganbya
squabbleabouttheholyplacesatjerusaleasthtsofthe
greekandlatinpilgrirespectively.”
”buthavetodoheitherthelatinreek
pilgri”jackasked.”ishouldhavethoughtthate
botheredenoughhlatinandgreekverses,houthavinganything
todos.besides,ididntknohereinsnow,
andthegreeksaintch.”
jorarchersled.
”thelatinpilgriaretheersoftheuntrieshe
roncathion,hegreeksarethosehe
religionofthegreekchurch.thatistosay,inthepresentcase,
principallyrussians.therehaveforyearsbeensquabbles,swelling
sotisintoserioustults,betsofthesecreeds,
thetterbeinggenerallyplicatedbytheinterferehe
turkishauthorities.therussiahasbeen
endeavtoobtainfrourkeytheprotectorateofallchristians
inherdonions,heleadingcatholitry,
naturallyobjectsto.allthis,hoext.thereal
factisthatrussia,uriesbeencastingalongingeye
uponturkey,thinksthatthetihasarrived
heraitiousdesigns.ithasalheother
hand,tosustainturkey.editerranean,
andansiderabletradehthelevant,aend
herdoniontonstantinople,ourpositionwouldbeseriously
naced.reover,andthisperhapsistheprincipalpoint,itis
absolutelyneinanti
ofthediterraneaisrapidlybeinghoindia,
andnynthinkthatiureourtradehthatgreat
dependencyhevalleyoftheeuphrates.nsequently,
itisnecessarytopreventrussia,atanyst,obtainingafooting
southoftheblacksea.”
”anddoyouthink,father,thattherewillreallybeawar”
”inedtothinkthattherehoughthisisnot
thepopularopinion.alkingabout
theiniquityofperoicholashas
persuadedhielfthat
surethatheisistaken.solongastherey
ofittedthecheeseparing
politisyandnavytoapoint
yatall.butiavinced
thatthepeopleofenglaheartaswarlikeasofold.few
nationshavedhtingthanhe
e
nvihatthehonorandiofenglaake,they
ohepolitisinpoofollohe
popularcurrent,ivee,
hoonstrationupoof
englandandfraaking
anyfurthersteps.ithihatrussiahasgooofartodraw
back.russiaisauntryinallyallpowerful,
butuchboundasother
snstofolloheheuntry.theof
nstantinoplehaslohedreafeveryrussian,andnohat
theisabouttoberealized,
heodrak.”
”butsurely,father,”harryarchersaid,”russiaotthinkherself
atchflandandfraed.”
”idontknoyboy.russiahasanenoruspopulation,far
largerthanthatofenglandandfraed.everyn,frohe
highesttothelo,isatthedisposaloftheczar,andthereis
scarcelyanylittotheforginto
thefield.russiahasnotfoughtsihedaysofnapoleon,andin
thosedaystherussiantroopsshoselvestobeasgoodasany
ineurope.atborodinoandslenskotheyedafter
infliouslossesontheeerorsar,and,asintheend,
theyannihilatedthelargestarevennapoleonhadevergottogether,
theyyhin
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