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正文 第36节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tworthofrussia,andthatheelittle

    ti.

    afterdinnerdickaskedkatinkatotelltheuhattheydidnot

    e,andthattheyandaboutthe

    pladexceptheyohave

    thetheuntessrepliedthroughherdaughterthattheywouldbe

    alintheroo

    ”youusenttous.wewereverydullbefore,

    andinsteadofbeingatrouble,asuntsrskoffnodoubtintended

    akeaverypleasantbreak.it

    isdreadfullydullherenohereisnolongerany

    gayety,nyofoueighborsareaalksofanything

    butthathorriderskoffisalsttheonlypersonwesee,

    and,”andsheshruggedherprettyshoulders,”heshannothing.

    andnoaasays,orideooutinasledge

    ifyoueshooting,thereisplentyintheneighborhood.

    butofurseforthatyouustbe

    arrangedbeforehand.iybrotherorloffhadbeenatho.he

    uldhavelookedafteryounicely.”

    delightedattheprospect,theboyssaidthattheyshouldlikea

    drive,aeslater,desdingtotheurtyard,they

    foundasledgehthreehorsesatthedoor.

    ”ed,delighted.”y

    idshipns

    berth.”

    thesledge,painteddeepblue.theseatswere

    veredhfurs,rappedround

    theirlegs.thedriversatpercheduponahighseatinfront.hewas

    atall,statelyfigure,nsebeard.onhisheadhecap

    ofblacksheepskin,aybehenationalheaddress.

    heetightly,

    andreagtohisasashroundhis

    .ithadagreatfurllarandcuffs.hisfeetasedin

    untanherboots,reagabovetheknees.

    thehorsesannerquitedifferenttoanythingthe

    ladshadbeforeseen.theyiddleonewasin

    shafts,thoseohersideraraces,andbydint,asthe

    boyssupposed,oflongtraining,eachcarriedhisheadcurvedround

    outedtobelookinghalfback

    astpeculiareffect,exactlysilartothataybeseenin

    agreekbasreliefs,andsculpturesofhorsesina

    odeofhaessingandtrainingthehorsesis

    peculiarlyrussian,andisrigidlyadheredtobyalltheoldrussian

    falies.overeachhorseosttothe

    ground,itsobjectbeingtopreventshrownupin

    thefacesofthosesittinginthelowsledge.

    craghishareportasloudasthatofapistol,the

    driversetthehorsesintion,andinahesledgewas

    dartingaendouspace;thetrehorse

    trotting,theflankersgoingatater,eachkeepingthelego

    thehorseintheshaftsinfront.thelightsno

    therunnersasthesledgedartedalong,andasthewindblewkeenlyin

    theirfaces,andtheirspiritsrose,theboysdeclaredtoeachother

    thatsledgingostgloriousfuntheyhadeverhad.

    theyhadbeenfuishedhfurlis,uedupllars

    reachedfarabovetheirears,andbothfeltasastoast,inspite

    ofthefactthatthetherterzero.

    theuntryheredifferedinitsappearancefrohatoverhey

    hadbeentravelling,aforestsexteohinthree

    lesofthetown.

    ”isuppose,”dicksaid,”thatsheshootingis,forit

    fanybirdsbeingfoolsenoughtostopoutontheseplains,andif

    theydid,there.how

    prettythosesledgebellsare,tobesureiheydonthave

    thenengland.”

    ”iveseen,”jacksaid,”andvery

    prettythebellssoundedonastillnight.butthebellsso

    cleartohese.”

    froneshafttoanother,inabohehorsesnecks,

    extendedanarchoflightthishungasreoflittle

    bells,errilyasthesledgeglidedalong.

    ”itsadeliotion,”japingorjolting,a,

    evensoneseyes,hefeelsthatheisgoingata

    trendouspace.”

    theboysusedatthedriver,lycrackedhiswhip,

    butouchedthehorses,to,hoantly

    talking,addressingthenenuragingtones,h,asjacksaid,

    theyseedtouandjustlikechristians.

    afteranhourandahalfsdrive,inusthavetraversed

    soeighteeheyretuedtothechateau.theservantatthe

    doorrelievedtheftheircloaksandoftheloose,furlined

    boots,hheyhadalsobeenfuished,andthen,evidentlyin

    ahe

    untessandtershethirdwas

    readingaloud.itpsbued

    oables,andtherooheatedbyagreatstoveintheer,

    feltpleasantlyandfortable.

    chapterxiii.

    anonalirisonnt

    theeveningpassedpleasantly.thereesidthethree

    girlsahersangtogether,andjack

    partsingingatho,forhisfalyusical,andevery

    nightedtosinggleesandcatchesalso,attheir

    request,joinedin,takie,

    hadbeenaccustodtofill.

    intheurseoftheeveningtheboysexplaihattheyhadsaid

    nothingtothendantabouttheirhavingpickedupalittle

    russian,astheyhadthoughtthatittorein

    inignoraneideaofkingtheirescape.

    ”why,youfoolishboys,”paulinasaid,”o

    hoisashatyousaidnothingaboutit,forhe

    oyouherebe;andifhe

    hadthoughtyouhadknoighthavelodgedyou

    sowhereelse.”

    ”toesoksaidinhisbroken

    russian.”uchrefortableherethanhe

    ldbeforesebastopol.”

    thefeetistheuntess

    present,ahegirlsselvestoirovingthe

    boysrussian.

    sotistetothedoor,andthegirls

    aiedtheboysontheirdrive.onthefourthevening,unt

    srsko

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