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正文 第33節 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    asbatteryno.4.

    heretheyedinto

    carts,ofehuedalongside.therestfellin

    onfoot,andtheprocessionstarted.theboys,totheirsatisfa,

    foundthattheofficertheatshargeofa

    portionofthetrain,andastheystartedhestoppedtospeakaword

    ort,toostintelligiblenner

    theyuldbyhicigar,haflashofpleasureinhis

    faceatonceshoepresent.

    ittooksotitogetthelongnvoyintion,foritnsisted

    ofso700or800cartsandabout5,000sid

    fullythreefourthsouheplateau

    northoftheharbreatnorthfort,andthen

    acrossundulatinglandparallelhthesea.theystoppedforthe

    nightocha,yhadtuedofffortheir

    flankrchtothesoutheside.

    theboysduringtherchoheyliked,buttwo

    soldiersusketskepthetheydiscussedthe

    aketheirescape,butagreedthatalthoughthey

    ghtbeabletoslipathenvoy,theprobabilityoftheir

    kingtheirhroughtherussiantroopstotheiro

    balaklavaorsebastopolptost

    dheirfigureshesnow,

    theirfootsteps,uldbefolloheyhadnofood,andwere

    ignorantofthelanguageanduntry.altogethertheydetero

    abandonanyideaofesgforthepresent.

    thereadozensoldiershthenvoy,theofficersbeing

    diinchargeoftheadeiered

    spotheriver,andaschia,hwas

    entirelydesertedbyitsinhabitants.

    thecasesofsiessothehouses,a

    preparedtoketheelvesasfortableastheyuldinorunder

    theoresehevillagefortheuseof

    thenvoysgoingupanddohedriversspeedilyspreada

    portionofthisbeforetheirbeasts.

    theguardandsuasongthe

    orchardsthatsurrouhevillage,tocutfuel.theboysspecial

    guardreihehedoctortheyregardedastheir

    friend,hebroughtanotherofficeras

    interpreter,h,

    ”voulezvousdoreparolepasessayezechapper”

    jackoffrenchasofrussian,butdickkle.

    hetuedtojadtranslatedthequestion.

    ”tellhiotryandescapeduringthe

    rch,ortilltothentrary.”thisostbeyond

    dick.

    ”nousdonnonsnotreparolepourlepresent,”hesaid,”pourlarche,

    vousprenez.sinousgonsnotreiindis,”he

    gruledtohielf”iion,nousvousdirons.”

    thiselligible,althoughnotgoodfrendtheirfriend,

    havingshakenhandsasiftosealthebargain,toldthe

    soldiersthattheyneednolongerkeepatheprisoners,and

    theoayhitheboyshad,atstarting,placed

    theirbundlesuponacarttoheyhadkeptcloseduringthe

    rch.puttingtheseontheirshoulders,theyaiedtheirfriend

    toacartthewallofa

    house.theysettoestid

    blas,ofadearoof

    veringthespacebetandthehouse,hungothersattheend

    andside,andhadsoonaserected.

    ohesoldiersbroughtalargetrussofstrahera

    bundleoffire

    thefirespeedilyblazedupatthe

    entrahestraasoftseat,justinside

    thetent.allthreeproducedtheirpipesandlitthehe

    doctorsservantpreparedoverthefireasortofsouphthe

    rations.thistuedouttobebynoansbad,ahe

    boysprodueoftheirbottlesofbrandyandthreecigars,the

    russiandoohat

    theyratefellows.

    forhalfanhourheskedhiscigarandsippedhistinofbrandyand

    ustgoandlookafterhis

    .

    theboyschattedforanotherhalfhour,aoheirbrandy

    carefullyaheyshookupthestraoabigbed,and,ing

    theelvesintheirsheepskins,itwas

    longafterdnightbeforethedohisheavyworkof

    dressinginisteringdie,andstretchedhielfon

    thestra.

    chapterxii.

    prisonersonparole

    dayafterdaythenvoydeitshhoutanyi

    ofiortancehappening.thedshipnofindthat,

    thankstotheirsheepskincloaksandpointedhoods,theypassed

    throughthetohoutattraganyattentionever.

    thenvoylessenedihasitproceeded.theanilsbrokedown

    inuersaheroad,uhetaskingthe

    heavyhroughthedeepsnow.

    atatoesize,heyhaltedfortwodays,reliefwas

    affordedbytheakenoffthewagons,androughrunners

    affixed,thehecarts,asthattheyuldbe

    putonagainihaw.

    fane,hoorethatfatigueiroyingtheanils;for

    althoughgoodexertionshadbeeoforepotsealong

    theroads,theseedfasterthantheyuldbellectedby

    theenorustrains,hprovisionsandores,

    akiheinteriorofrussia.there

    en,foralestoresofblackbreadwere

    eataiheendofthe

    daysjoueybytheebullo

    beenshthedaysrch.

    butthoughthetraindinishedih,itsoctsdinished

    evenrerapidly.everying,beforestarting,aburyingparty

    erringthebodiesofthosehe

    previousdaysrchorinthenight.

    hehaltadeatavillage,thepapaorpriestoftheplace

    perfordafuneralss;oren,theyencaedin

    theopen,thegraveedoverit,

    andthenvoyproarch.

    thedshipnfoundthejoueydrearyanduinginthe

    extre.

    afterleavingthecriatheuntrybecaadeadflat;

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