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正文 第10节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    ”anddidyouseeanylovelyhouris”siondsasked,laughing.

    ”thatididnot,”delafieldsaid.”isaebundleslookinglike

    rollsofdirtyesheetsreadyforthehapairofbig,

    yello,andibelievethattheyen.i

    didnotseeanyoftheirfaces.ididntsureno

    detlyprettyanadesuobjectas

    that.”

    thesaranspgoodstotheshore,h

    hadgolta,inuedhere.everydayfreshtroops

    arrived,englishandfrendtheheundulatingplain

    roundgallipolips.bytheendofthenth

    22,000frendso10,000englishheredthere.

    afterthedaysidshipleaveashore,

    andeheseofbustleandnfusionhere.

    enorusnuersofpailsandbullockcartswork,and

    evenatthisearlyperiodofthecaaigntheiensesuperiorityof

    thefrencharrasovertheenglishahis

    natural,asthefrench,likeothereuropeannations,hadbeeninthe

    habitintiofpeayasaeight

    berequiredforssariat,

    transport,andotherarrasinastateofeffi

    england,upoherhand,thearhadbeeirelyed,

    andhadbeehesubjeiserable,pettyenoinallits

    branches,andthensequewarfounduswhollyunprepared,

    exceptthatyofseasonedsoldierssuchas,inthe

    natureofthingsuheneions,englandwillneversee

    again.

    ongoingashorethedshipisraleaothe

    esstrollthroughthetousetheelvesby

    chaffingthegraveturkishshopkeepers,bygtheenglishand

    frenesh

    theirarroundeachothersnecks,orbykissingtheirhandsairily

    totheveiledfigures,oftheygotdilisesthroughthe

    closelylatticedofthetoed

    principallybygreeks,pathiesostpart,h

    therussians,aurbulentastheturks

    ured.

    oneeveninghaaiobeoutlaterthan

    usual,astheyhadbeeodiheofficersofthe

    ldstreatheyhadtonboardthe”ripon.”thealwasa

    roughone,fortheuntryhadbeeelyeatenupbythis

    ienseaccessioners.still,thecatererhadsucceededin

    prsotoughfoiontotherationbeef,andas

    thesepaghereble.

    theboysspentarryevening,andstartedathalfpasttenforthe

    toostpartasleep,hey

    reachedit.afehthevarious

    generalsheirheadquartersthere,orhfriendsonboard

    ship,soofthe

    closedesounds

    ofsingingandnoise,foreveryonehe

    placeyiotes,and,ihe

    riffraffofallthediterraneancities,othe

    sakeneyaspettytraders,hucksters,

    issariatlaborers.

    astheyhroughadarkandsilentstreettheysuddenly

    heardasoundofshoutingandtheclashofhefallofheavy

    bodies,araingoffeet.thenawindoasdashedopen,a

    voiceshouted,”help”ahestrifentinuedasbefore.

    ”eon,archer,”haed.”therearesoofourfellowsin

    arohthesegreeks.”

    thedoorened,buttheboysburstinatoit,

    leaptintropedtheirothedoor,andthenfinding

    thestairs,hurriedup.onthelandingadiillightwasbuing,

    butitneedednolighttoindiirugglewas

    stillproceeding.thedoorstoodajar,andtheboys,hdrawndirks,

    dashedintotheroo

    ithetreableonrewn

    severalpaean

    overtuedlaingagreatblackstainonthegreen

    tablecloth.ihehreeofficershdrawn

    sselvesagainsttheattaety

    greeks,ardhknives.inthenfusion,nonehadnoticedthe

    entryoftheboys.

    ”pickupachair,jack,”hatheideaof

    rushingen.

    thethestrong,butlight,chairs

    scatteredonthefloor,and,selves

    uponthegreeks.threeoftheseherest,

    takenbysurprisebythesuddenattack,reiled,andtheboyswere

    speedilybythesideoftheassailedofficers.

    thegreeksdreent,

    againadvanberlayuponthe

    ground,andseveraloftheothersheother

    hand,oheofficersleantagainstthehile

    bothoftheothershadreceivednastycuts.theyhis,

    havebeenoverpoalltableanda

    chairortasortofbarricade,acrosstheangle,and

    soprevehegreeksfrooheofficers

    ahersh.allen.

    thereefortheexgeofahegreeks

    again.

    theboyshadagaiapoor

    thechairshhegreeks,seeingthe

    inferiorityoftheirknives,hadheelves.haeived

    acrashingblostaggeringbackagainstthe

    useless.

    ”thisakearush

    atthesundrels,andfightourothedoor.itsouronly

    ce.”

    ”ont,”ja.stoopingdown

    behihers,hepulledoutathispocket,strucka

    light,andappliedittotheslincurtainshe

    ontabroadsheetofflaleapedup.thegreeks

    utteredashoutofterrorandsurprise.

    ”noed.”alltogether.”

    inantthefivedasheddoselvesupon

    thegreeks.these,takenbysurprise,andparalyzedbythegreatsheet

    offlae

    doheystood.otherswerehurledasi

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