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正文 第24节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    you”

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    angrysters.

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    ”thedeucehaveyoubeendoingtothissoup”roaredthe

    indignantchorus.

    ”soup,yourhonorsnothing.”

    ”nothingdonttell,youruffian”exclaidallison,theoldest

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    ”heonlyforitisthatawhile

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    didntthinkitakenotter.”

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    general.

    ”youreasuoallisonsaid,”andishallhavetoask.

    hethtetodisrateyou,asoonehereabo

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    ,toorthetalloasteihingwehave.”

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    thishepartyhadfinished,aablebeing

    cleared,pipesoutandlighted;thedrinkingcups

    refilledhgrog,aysettotoenjoyalongevening.

    ”itisabeastlynight,”theoiothedoorsaid,

    peeringoutintothedarkness.”itisafinerain,orratherastch

    st,sothickihardlyseetheent.ituchas

    youfellops.

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    sevenoclockyet,andyouvegotthreehoursbefhtsout.

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    andblue,and,nd,agoodchoruseveryone.anyoneshirkingthe

    chorusheround,andanyonewho

    doesnotsingptstokeanybase

    explanationsorexcuses,odrinkhistinfullofsaltand

    er.”

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    intheinflioffines,foreveryou,alledupon,

    didhisbest,andthechoruseshehenaval

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    ”hullosallthisnoiseabout”saidacheeryvoicepresently,

    asaheadthroughtheopeningofthetent.

    thedshipnalljuedtotheirfeet.

    ”ion,sir,”allisonsaid,”ohings

    arbalaklavayesterday.areakingtooch

    noise,sir”

    ”notabit,lads,”thefirstlieutenantsaid.”itscheerfultohear

    you.itishatonthisbleakplateau.well,

    goodnight.youstupafterlightsout,youknow.”

    ”thatssothinglikeafirstlieutenant,”allisonsaid,r.

    hethtehadretired.”stoftheookasiftheydswalloweda

    raod,addiesasifthey

    quitesurethatanshisworkdoneever

    sochbetterthandothosestandofffellop,”

    hesaidtotheoffiajorsstandingandchattingto

    theyoungofficersjustaspleasantlyandfreelyasapartyentlenonshore.selfas

    ifheake

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    ssrooalfanhourbefore.butdouse.archer,

    itsyourtuforasong.”

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    andputoutthelights.andastheyoungfellowslaughedandsung,

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    thoughtorroedthatthe

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    batteries,adetheplacesecurefrosuddenattack.but

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    theadvany.

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    ofallbatestingeveryfoot.

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    divisionpedothethreatenedspot.general

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