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正文 第31节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    ”enoughofyourjaw

    atothertis.andho

    out”

    ”notforsolittleti,jack.thedoctorsaysyouvegotfourribs

    brokenas.”

    ”havei”jacksaid,surprised.”iknoepreciouslywhilehe

    eaboutthising;buthedidntsayanythingabout

    brokenribs.”

    abrokenribisa,andin

    tendaysjackagain,feelinggenerallystiffand

    sore,andinasling.thesurgeonhadtalkedofsending

    hinboardship,butjaainh

    thepartyashore,thathisrequested.

    erhadnoi.theher;

    sotisitclearedupoverhead,aryh

    snoonthaftertheact,jackfordutyagain.seeing

    stheladsndhadplacedthen

    thesaeroutinewasobservedason

    boardship.thedutiessevere.thegunsbrightand

    polished,thearandacutrentssea.each

    daythetarsountofdrill,andfatigue

    partiesdailydootheharbortupstores,butbeyond

    thisthereenwas

    ediatelybelohe

    batteryhadlongsincebeenclearedoftheirbrushhday

    thepartiesinsearchoffuelhadtogofartheraheday

    afterjackretuedtoduty,heandhaoldoffhaparty

    ofseantogodoancarriedhisriflein

    additiontohischopper,for,althoughtheyhadneverbeendisturbed

    atthisoccupation,therussianstobefarahe

    sailorsheundergrowthandloppingoff

    braneakiofaggotsasfastas

    theotherscuttheandallingattheirwork.

    suddenlythere,andlookingup,theysahatapartyof

    russianshaddetheirhesnowcladground,and

    andtheheights.atthesanta

    volleyofsketrytheotherside,andthreeor

    fournfell.

    ”forp,forp,”haustke

    arushatthosebeggarsahead.dontfiretillitellyou,thengive

    thevolleyandgoattheskets,then

    leteveryoneakeaboltforit.”

    thesailors,sotselvestogether,and,

    headedbythedshipn,dearushattherussians.theseopened

    fireupontheandseveraldropped,butthereinderonatthe

    doubleuntily,whenpina

    volleyand.

    forantthereelee;severalofthesailorswere

    shotorbayoed,buttherest,usiendsoftheirskets

    endousexecution,foughttheirhroughtheiroppos.

    jackhadshotdoenhhisrevolver,andhavinggh,

    entheproperplaceforan

    offiretreatryfall.arussianranupto

    bayohishelay,throughthe

    head.inantheheactofshooting

    doinfront,heruthebackoftheheadh

    thebuttofasket,aunnedacrossthebodyofhisfriend.

    hathearried

    alongbyfourrussians.heuldheartheboofonandthe

    rattleofsketry,ahedefendersontheheightswere

    angrilyfiringattheretreatingparty,cessfully

    surprisedtheassoonashisbearersperceivedthatjackhadopened

    hiseyes,theylethirop,hauledhiohisfeet,andthenholding

    hiyhisllar,dehiunalong.

    ouheothersideoftheslope,andof

    fireoftheguns,thepartyhalted,andjack,hearinghisoe

    called,lookedround,andsaryinthesnoors

    haddroppedhi

    ”hullo,dickoldfelloedjoyfully;”sothereyouare.i

    heyhadkilledyou.”

    ”i,jack.ivebeenhitintheleg,and

    dohatrascallyrussianwouldhaveskewered

    ifyouhadntshothiyousavedlife,oldfelloadea

    goodfightforandishallneverfetit;butithasstyou

    yourliberty.”

    ”thatsodds,”jacksaid.”ittbechoppinga

    feonthsinarussianprison,thanspendingtheeruponthe

    heights.besides,htogether,as

    possible,andybe,anage

    togivetheheslip.”

    therussianoffindoftheparty,200

    strong,noadesignstotheboysthattheyoproceed.

    diihewasa

    slightoheballhavingpassedthroughthecalf,ssingthebone.

    heedoftuskets

    ,anddick,beiedonthis,

    en,andjacktakinghisplacebesidehithe

    proefourlesoffatavillageina

    valleybeyocheaya.

    thedaytheboysheesrtof

    anoffidsixtroopers,nductedtosebastopol.heretheywere

    takenbeforearussiangeneraleansofaninterpreter,

    ihestothefordition,andpositionofthe

    ar.

    thelads,hoionsbystatingthattheybelonged

    tothefleet,andyontheheightsabovebalaklava,

    andyandthe

    iionsofitsgeneral.astothefleet,theyuldtellnothing

    herussiansdidnotalreadyknow.

    theexanatioheyatesof

    fortst.niained,seeingnoone

    exatee

    thirtyfeetloeepouood

    lookingoutseaheboysuldoccasionallyseetheships

    ofhealliesastheycruisedtoandfro.

    itheopeningheyhad

    eachaheapofstraethey

    usedasshaheyhadnofire,anditwasfreezingsharply.

    dicksleghadbeenexanedanddressedbyasurgeonuponh

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