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fellbeforethedirksofthedshipn,andinafehe
littlepartyhadburstthroughthecroheirassailants,andhad
gaihedooroftherooheretheenglishnahefrench
offiidshipnti
toassisttheirbadlyradedohenarroairs,andto
openthedoorofthehouse.astheyflungthisopen,jackshoutedup
thatthean,
theyhurrieddohestreet,utteringshoutsforassistahe
latticehefire,andasheetof
flalitupthestreet.beforetheyhadgoyyards,theyheard
anoisebehihethegreeks,
issuedfrohehouse.
fortunately,atthisntapartyofenglishofficers,whohadbeen
diningatthegenerals,ranupatfullspeed,attractedbytheshouts
oftheboysandtheglareoffire.upohisaccessionof
strength,thegreeksatonadeoff.
bythistithehevarioushouseswereopening,and
shoutsofaffrightaroseatthesightofthenflagration;forthe
housesostpart,nstructedofebegun,
thereouldend.
”eheofficers,alonel,
asked.”giveyouas,fortherestbeaninquiryintothe
tter.iseeyouareallp
atonce.ifearthisatter.”
iesthestreeteshad
obtaiirepossessionofthehouse,ando
theair.thethatthe
safetyoftheehefrench
offialtesetocarryhisradetothe
ca.adoorakenoffitshinges,andtheyheir
way.
jadhaslashesof
knives,reioseeeofit.theturkishguardswere
speedilyo,buttheseulddonothingbeyto
preventtherabblefroengageneralpillage.froveryhouse
thepeoplehrotheirgoodsofalldescriptions.every
hefirespread,andsixorsevenhouseses
aquarterofanhouraftertheoutbreakofthefire,aheavy
tratheiearest
cacaupatadouble.thereeanseverof
extinguishingtheflas,buttheactivelittlefrendidnotlose
ahend,theybroketheirranks,andsed
intothehouses,andinanuteaperfectavalancheofgoodswas
throtheestoodalongoutsidethehouses,others
cliedupontheirshoulders,ontheseagaiooktheirplaces,
andsoonuntillivingladdersed,upen
cliedtheroofs.thesesettohaxeandhatchet,tearingoff
thetilesandhagdoradesinthehouses
hefloorsandstaircases.ihanaquarterofanhour
fourhousesohersideofthoseinflaspletelygutted,
andthefire,thuscutoff,speedilybutitselfout,fifteenhouses
havingbeennsud.
bythistilargenuersoftroops,togetherthe
fleet,hadarrived,buttheunatelydone,andhaditnot
beenfortheearlyappearahefrenchbattalion,andthe
eicasuresheyadopted,agreatportionofthegreek
quarterroyed.
angthoseenfrohe
”faln,”under.hethte.theboysjoihese,auedh
thenboardship.theyreportedtothelieutenanttheshareh
theyhadhadintheaffair.
”itisanunpleasantbusiness,”hesaid,”butidonotblayoufoingtotheassistahoseattackedan
r.archer,itisclearthatyouhavepretty
nearlybutdohetoknohelightin
iralandsirgeebroayvieheaffair.asyousay
thatnooookanythenasofthe
litaryofficersaken,itispossiblethatnoinquirywillbe
deaboutyou.ishall,ofurse,reportthettertocaptain
stuart,aactashethinksfit.but,ii,i
shouldadviseyoutosaynothingofthesharehyouhavehadin
thettertoanyone.yousthavethosegashesyouhavegot
plasteredup.butieof
theenglishofficeed”
”yes,sir,heenanttehegrenadierguards.weonly
exgedafeahebeggedustogoand
seehi”
”ishouldadviseyoutokeepahiltogether,untilthe
tterhasbloyour
nas”
”no,sir,e.”
”allthebetter,”.hethtesaid.”iteoutin
theurseoftheinquirythattidshipn
isjustases.iexpecttheshipto
beordereduptonstantinopleinadayortaybe
offbeforeanyinquiriesarede.oneeversayhohese
bigaytakethings.sirgeebroendousrti,
andheyhatitterthatfive
officers,blinghouse,shouldbekilled,than
thatgallipoli,fullasitisofvaluablestores,andnitionsof
heriskofbeiroyedbyfire.there,now,go
offtothesurgeon,ayourfacesstrappedup,andthenaskhibr >
toetoatonce.ifyoutengoonasyouhave
begun,youarenotlikelytolivetoobtainenenyour
profession.itisbuttonthssingland,andwehave
seenayouhavehadtapesforyour
livesasoneuldohave.”
veryseverehecrossquestioningheladshadtoundergoin
thedshiphastothenneriheir
cutfaces,aakerefugeuhestrictorder
ofthefirstlieutenantthattheyosaynothingaboutit.
fortuhedaythe”faln”receivedorderstoproceedto
thebosphorus,andgotupherahedardanelles
beforedark.presently.hethtecauptojack,y
onthequarterdeck.
”itellyou,jack,”hesaidquietly,”itisveryluckyforyou
thathenight.ihear
thathislungsobefurious,
andthreatenstot
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