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正文 第26节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twsharpdetonationabovetheandallthistithe

    rainfell,ahunglikeaveilaroundthepresentlya

    untedoffip.

    ”i”hesaid.”ihavelostway.”

    ”thisistherineca.”captainpeelsaid,steppingfor

    ashedrehebattlegoing,sir”

    ”verybadly,ifraid.beredbyfivetoone.ourn

    arefightinglikeheroes,buttheyarebeingfairlyboedownby

    herussianshavegotatrendousforceofartilleryonto

    thehills,houghtinaccessibletoguns.therehasbeengross

    carelessnessonourpart,andlooking

    forthethirddivisionc”

    ”straightahead,sir;butithinktheyhaveallgoneforward.weheard

    theraingpasti.”

    ”iarderedtosendeverynforusketisofvalue.how

    nynhaveyouhereincaseyouareed”

    ”y,”captainpeelsaid.”therestareallinthe

    battery,andidarenotveforhoutabsoluteorders,aswe

    ybe,iftheenekesasortie.”

    theofficerrodeon,andthesailorsstoodingroupsbehindtheline

    ofpiledskets,readyforaninstantadvance,ifcalledupon.

    anotherhalfhourpassed,andtherolloffirentinuedunabated.

    ”itiscertainlyhanitr.

    hethte.”noordershavee,butiyselfandsee

    allasitis,ybeusefulatso

    ene,andwill

    sendyoubaeisdoing.”

    ”.allisonand.arr.

    hethtesaid.

    aers,delightedatbeingchosen,preparedtostart

    atonce.

    ”iftheysendupforreinforr.hethte,

    youovetheakeevery

    ndohoseondutyasoks.thereisnosayinghowhardwe

    ybepressed.”

    folloidshipn,captairodeahroughthe

    st,oke.theypassedthrough

    thecaofthesenddivision,elydeserted,except

    thattherearquees,t

    ofeekingtheirway

    painfullyonfoot,wasflowingin.

    nyofthetentshadbeenstruckdoherussianshot;black

    heapssholyahead,

    istlifted,uldbeseenbodiesofn,ant

    cresthelonglinesofrussianguns,the

    britishregints.

    ”isupposetheseregintsareinreserve”jacksaid,ashepassed

    soofsirr.englandsdivision,lyingdooveto

    thefrontostofthebattalionshavingalreadygone

    forostpressed.

    presentlyounted

    officers.

    ”theresllan,”allisonsaid,nudgingjack.”thatsthe

    headquarterstaff.”

    atthatntashellhroughtheair,andexplodedinthe

    treofthegroup.

    captaingordonshorseionoftheshellcarried

    aoved,but

    saidquietly,

    ”eoffhorse”

    heheground,alycarriedtotherear,

    erwardshedied.

    jadhisrades,afestrangeand

    sick,forithefirsttheyhadseenofbattlecloseathand.lord

    raglan,ovedsloainpeelaskedifhe

    shouldbringuphissailors,butinreserve,as

    theforthetrencheshadalreadybeenfearfullyweakened.

    ”stayhere,”idshipn.”ishallgoforward

    alittle,butdoyoureiniliretu.justlie

    dohecrest.younohonorifyouarehithere.”

    theladssorrytoobey,foraperfecthailofbulletswas

    isthadliftedstillfarther,andthey

    uldobtainasightofthehestrugglewas

    raging,sileinfrontofthesotisthe

    reantsintthefront,whenafresh

    battalionfrohereservesing

    again,okearkedwhere

    thenfliusketrywould

    ethesharprattleoldofavolleybythebritishrifles.

    welledh

    nies,fortheseongtherussians,whose

    sothboresatchfortheseneedons.

    hbeatistheboysarkthat

    thebritishfiregreeplacesceasedaltogether,

    heherussiansroselouderastheypressed

    fly,believingthatvictorylayhintheirgrasp.

    ”thingslookverybad,janitionisevidently

    failing,anditisiossibleforourfellouger

    againstsuchterribleodds.oharethefrenchdoingall

    thistiourfelloingsinglehandedforthelast

    threehours.intheheybeupto”

    andregardlessofthestorfbullets,heleapedtohisfeetand

    lookedround.

    ”hurrah,jainutes

    andtheyllbeup.hurryup,youlubbers,”heshoutedinhis

    ext;”everynuteisprecious,andyouveeenough,

    surely.byjove,theyreonlyjustinti.therearetheguards

    fallingback.dontyouseetheirbearskins”

    ”theyareonlyjustinti,”jackagreed,ashestoodbesidehis

    rade.”anotherquarterofanhourandtheyobegin

    thebattleafresh,forthere.

    hurrahhurrah”hecried,as,endousvolleyandaringing

    shout,thefrenchfellupontheflankoftherussians.

    theladshadfanusthave

    givennsoftroopstoppedthehill,

    freshbatteriestooktheplaceofthoseost

    heavilybythefireuns,andthefightragedasfiercelyas

    ever.still,theboyshadnofearofthefi.thefrenchwere

    fairlyeheirdistantcasfreshlusof

    troopsuldbeseenstreangacrosstheplateau.

    uponouralliesnohebruntofthefight,aish,

    e.then,

    hpouchesrefilledandspiritsheighteheyj

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