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正文 第14节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    sideofthebay,anduntihe

    cutter,heseenant,ashedbyaround

    shotandinstantlysunk.aballstruckclosetothestrokeoarofthe

    gig,delugingitsoctsherandrichettihe

    gue.t

    hulledthe”faln,”andothersledthroughherrigging.

    ”pickupthecrer.hethte,auonboardat

    once,”captainstuartshouted;theehe”faln”atonce

    begantove,aaininterposedtheshipbethe

    batteryas,andafeerherheavyguns,h

    hadpreviouslybeengotreadyfora,openedupos.in

    tiheboatshallhands,saveohe

    cutters,

    leavistootheguns,andtheheavy

    fireofthe”faln”speedilysilencedheroppos.then,ashis

    objectedoutto

    sea.heined,hoation

    respegthebay,oneadaptedforthepurpose

    oflanding.

    ”ir.hethte.wehenruninas

    closeass,andihenaskyoutotakea

    boatuffledoarstthe

    housesasquietlyaspossible,andseizeaupleoffishernand

    bringtheff

    thetanyrate,generaldetailsastothedepthoferandthe

    natureoftheanche.”

    ”akee,sir”

    ”theregulargigsay

    givehiotion.ithink,bytheayaswell

    takethelaunenfrot

    land,butkeepherlyingafeoveryourretreat

    ifnecessary..pasendit.”

    thereongthennightfall

    thevesselsheaduedtohecrehe

    gigandlaunselvesinreadiness.cutlasseswere

    sharpenedandpistolsed.notlessentinthe

    dshiph,ndsogointhe

    gig;butnooneknepanythelaunch.hok

    tuedouttobethelur.pasebeingprobablygladto

    pleasethefirstlieutenantbyseleghisrelation,althoughthat

    officerselfhaveshoonhisbehalf.

    iter

    position,orrathertoapointaleseaasnearlyasthe

    steruldbringher,forthenightelydarkandtheland

    scarcelyvisible.notalightavoiceraisedonboard,

    andtheonlysoundheardhegentlesplashofthepaddlesasthey

    revolvedattheirslorateofspeed.thefallshadbeengreased,

    therouffled,andthecreooktheirplaperfect

    silence.

    ”youuand,.hethte,”ainstuartslastwords,

    ”thatyouarenottoattetalandingifthereistheslightest

    opposition.”

    veryquietlytheboatsleftthe”falns”side.theyro

    andclosetoeachother,ihatthefirstlieutenantuldgive

    ordersto.paseinaloenorow

    quietly,andtoavoidanysplashingorthroer.itwasa

    longerroaster,

    deceivedbytheuainlight,hadbroughtthevesselupatapoint

    nsiderablyfartherfroheshorethanhehadintended.astheygot

    hebaytheyuldseenolightsinthevillageahead;butan

    ohepointsateithersideshoenin

    thebatteriesive.astheboatheshorethe

    nrooreandre

    gently,andatlast,edistinctly

    visible,theorderolieupontheiroars.alllistened

    ily,andtheeputonhishelothattheboath

    hadstillsodriftedevenclosertothelaunch.

    ”doyouhearanything,.pase”

    ”idontknotokeoutanydistinctsound,but

    thereesortofrrintheair.”

    ”soithink,too.”

    againtheylistened.

    ”idontknor.pasesear,”butifancy

    thatattisiseeafaintlightrightalongbehindthosetrees.it

    isveryfaint,butsotistheiroutlineseeclearerthanat

    others.”

    .paserepeatedinalor.hethtejackhad

    rerked.

    ”ifanciedsooyself,”hesaid.”there,”headded

    suddenly,”thatistheneighofahorse.hoaybehorses

    anyhinaboatslengthof

    theshore,.pase,keeptheguntraihevillage,a

    thenholdtheirarinreadiness.”

    inaethegigsboedonthebeach.”quietly,lads,”

    thefirstlieutenantsaid.”stepintotheerhoutsplashing.

    thenfolloeasquicklyasyou.”

    thebeachhefootstepsofthesailorswere

    alstnoiselessastheystoletoed

    hushedi,butjustastheyehelittlestreetafigure

    standingintheshadeofahouseratherlargertha,stepped

    foruskettothe

    present.aninstantlaterhefired,justasthewords,”arussian

    sentry,”brokefrohefirstlieutenantslips.alstsiltaneously

    threeorfourothershotspointsalongthebeach.a

    rocketeachsideofthebay,abugle

    souhealarvoiandwereheard,and,asifby

    entnt,achaosofsoundsfollohedeepsilencehhad

    befned,andfroveryhouseardnpouredout.

    ”steady,lads,steady”.hethteshouted.”fallbacksteadily.

    keeptogether,dontfireashottillyougettotheboat;thengive

    thevolleyandjuonboard.hedouble.”

    foranttherussians,astheypouredfrohehouses,pausedin

    ignorary

    indicatedthis,andascatteringfirehis,however,was

    atoncecheckedbytheshoutoftheofficertodashforhall

    speedaftertheehessofrussiansrushedfrohe

    village,thehozerinthebohelaunchpouredavolleyrapeintotheandcheckedtheiradvance.hoalongthe

    bushesohersidefreshassailantspouredout.

    ”juonboard,lads,juonboard”.hethteshouted,andeach

    sail

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