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正文 第37节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    theuntessreaintaihe

    ioninfrigidtohegirlsscarcelyopeheirlips,

    andthedshipnsatapart,assilentasiftheyuoodnoword

    ofassing.

    ”iaorry,untess,”thendantsaid,”thatio

    quartertheseteveryhouseiown

    isfullofsideas

    offierelikeshipboys,iuldnotput

    thenpriso

    thevian.”

    ”itisdutytoreceivethe”theuntesssaidveryldly,”and

    itthereforetterslittleheritispleasantorotherwise.

    fortunatelyohepeaksafeydaughters

    unicate.soyouhavetyorthirty

    englishprisonersinthejailherest;for,ofurse,

    ihousandsof

    prisoners”

    theuntglangrilyather.

    ”theyhave,nodoubt,beeoodessaandotherplaces,”hesaid.

    ”youdonotdoubt,untess,surely,thatagreatvictorywasgained

    bythesoldiersofhisjesty”

    ”doubt,”theuntesssaid,inatoneofslightsurprise.”haveinot

    readtheofficialbulletinsdescribioryonlywepoor

    en,ofurse,arealtogetherignorantof

    uandhoies

    oftheczararestillinfrontofsebastopol.”

    ”itybe,”saidtheunt,”thatthearchdukesareonlying

    untilallthereinforintothesea,or

    an.”

    ”nodoubtitisthat,”saidtheuntessblandly,”butfrohenuer

    ofsidosaynothingofthosetakento

    odessaahertoongheprisonersare

    distributed,itistobeentsysoonbe

    up,soastthefightingtoanend.”

    ”theenearesufferingchrethanhegoveorsaid,

    ”andbeforethespringesayfindthatthereareto

    nquer.ifthesoldiersoftheateas

    theyare,feeltheld,althoughtheyhavebarrackstosleepin,

    ustbethecaseyonthebleakheightsihearthat

    theenglishheterriblesufferings

    oftheirtroops.theyaredyinglikesheep.”

    ”poorcreatures”theuntesssaidgravely.”theyareour

    felloerskoff,althoughtheyareour

    enees,ayforthe”

    ”ifeelnopityforthedogs,”theuntsaidfiercely.”hohey

    setfootonthesoilofholyrussia”

    ”hatingthesyoudo,”theuntesssaid,”itstbeannoyingfor

    youindeed,unt,tooccupyeveedapositionasthatoveorofthistoeadoffightingagainsttheenglishand

    french.”

    theunttteredsothih,ainly

    notablessing.thentuingtokatinka,hegedthesubjectby

    askingherifsheesic.

    houtahegirlseatedherselfatthepianoandplayed.when

    shehadfihepiece,shebegananotherhoutstopping,and

    ntieadilyforanhour.theuntessleanedbaherchair,

    asifshehationofplacewhileher

    daughterlaying.

    untsrskoffsatquietlyforaquarterofanhour.theo

    fidgetinhischair,buthestoicallysatonuntil,theendof

    anhourkatinkashoeverofleavingoff,herose,and

    froavingthe

    pleasureofhearingtheninglittlepieceh

    theyounguntesshe

    titleoftheirpareookhisleave.

    ,andthesoundofhisfootsteps

    alongtherridorceased,thegirlsburstintoafitoflaughter,in

    idshipnjoiily.

    ”inka”olgasaid,clappingherhands.”thatwasa

    splendidideaofyours,andyouhaveroutedthegoveorpletely.

    oh,dear,hoedaboutasyou

    playedonandonusthavelaughed

    ht.”

    ”ithought,”theuntesssaid,”aheunt

    otplainofan,anda

    badn;butheispoed,anditdotooffend

    hiiesenough,heavenknows.”

    theboysatthetiuldnotgatherthedriftoftheion;

    butanthlater,heirknohelanguagehadgreatly

    increased,olga,

    astothepositioood.

    ”papa,”shesaid,”isaliberal,thatistosay,hesallsortsof

    reforobecarriedout.ifhehadhisheserfs

    andanagedbyaparliant,as

    youdoinengland,insteadofbytheheczaronly.idont

    pretendtoknoyself,butpapahasperhaps

    expressedhisopinionstooopenly,andsoenehascarriedtheo

    theearsoftheczar.nicholasis,youknohoughitistreasonto

    sayso,veryautocratidabsolute.papaause

    atheseterribleopinionsfi.papawas

    forbiddentoappearaturt,andorderedtoliveupoes,

    anditisevenpossible,”shesaidanxiously,”thatthisbe

    all.youdontknoistobelookeduponas

    disaffeso

    anaged.

    butallthishing,anditisonlybecausewehave

    pourtthathingshavenothappened.”

    ”unlessyouareveryfondofgayetyandsociety,”jacksaid,”idont

    thinkittterchbeiast.petersburg,whenyou

    havesuiceplacehere.”

    ”oh,no,”thegirlsaid.”itatteratall,only,yousee,

    ayhappen.an

    enesrepresentssospeech,soevilrepetstotheearsof

    theczar,adaypapaghtbeonhisosiberia,”she

    droppedhervoiceassheutteredthedreadfulword,”andallhis

    estatesnfiscated.”

    ””saidjadignantly,”houtanytrial,oranythingi

    neverheardsuchasha.”

    thegirlnodded.

    ”itisdreadful,”shesaid,”andershat

    odiousuntsrkoffarrykatinka.sheh,asshe

    largeest

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