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正文 第41节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw小说站  www.xsz.twheypleased,theynotothe

    stableandtoldtheathattheyshouldliketogoforadrive

    inthesledge,asthehershohesnow

    lydisappear.

    thehorsesiheywere

    antodriveintothe

    forestheyhadhadtheeheell

    initssheltertheystoppedthesledgeandalighted,andrequestedthe

    ae.chsurprised,theunrolledthesheepskin

    hislegsandgotdohisseat.

    ”alexis,youlovetheunt,yourster,doyounot”

    ”yes,younglord,”therussiansaideaestly,thoughchsurprised

    atthequestion.”hisfathershavebeeersofneforny

    geions.goodlordisaletohisserfs.

    idrovehisfatherbeforehiidrovehihenhewasaboy.hehas

    neversaidaharshe.iylifeforhiillingly.

    heyounglordsask”

    ”yoursterhasenees,alexis.therearenyhinkthatheis

    tookindtohisserfs.theyhavepoisoheearoftheczaragainst

    hitheyhavetoldhihatyoursterisadangerousn.theyhave

    tuedthefahi”

    therussian

    thecapital.

    ”theies,”ja,”isthegoveor,unt

    srskoff.hearrytheuntesskatinka,andbecausethe

    untrefusesheandtoobtainhisexileto

    siberia.”

    ”i,”theasaid.”iintheddle

    ofhissoldiers.theyykill,buty

    ster.”

    ”no,alexis,notnoofthe

    angryrussian.”perhapslater,butihavefoundout

    thatpaul,thehallservant,isagashisspy.iheardthe

    goveororderhioethitthecrossroadsateightoclock

    tonight.isupposeheansheroadcrossesthattotown,

    abouthalfeahere,butyoukno

    uandrussianohearallthatissaid.weyou

    tobethereeantodo.”

    ”ihere,”therussiansaid;”andiftheyounglordsthinkit

    both.”

    ”no,alexis,”jacksaid;”thatightgetaboutthat

    thegoveorhadbeenkilledbyorderoftheunt,andthiswoulddo

    reharhaablesatseven

    oclockyofbushesatthe

    crossroads,andohidetherehoutdifficulty.”

    theaassented,andtakingtheirseats,theyagaindroveon.it

    stnotbesupposedthattheionplyand

    easilyashasbeennarrated,foritneededalltheeffortsoftheboys

    toketherussiaaheyhadtogooverandover

    againnyofthesentences,usingtheirstyvocabularyinevery

    eaningtotheirhearer.therestofthe

    afteoonpassedsloselfranquilandeven

    cheerful,althoughhisfaation.the

    untesslookedanxiousandcarehethreegirlswere

    shg,andtheladsafterhatkatinkahad

    gonedoplorehioalloo

    saongoodbyrryinguntsrskoff.

    this,hoheunthadabsolutelyrefusedtodo,andhadeven

    insisteduponherprosinghihat,shouldhebeexiledandhis

    estatesnfiscated,sheafterhasehisreleaseby

    ingtorryhersuitor.respegthegriefandayinto

    ilyidshipapartfrohell

    theafteoon,onlyjoiniheeveningalatsixoclock.

    astheyhdreotheuntsinvitationthat

    theyshouldstop,thattheygoingforalittle

    aynot

    belostyet.”

    theathestable,aartedat

    onanoppositediretothatateetingotake

    placasepaulghtbyanypossibilityobservetheirdeparture.

    takingaloour,theyreachedthecrossroads,andlaydown

    underverofthebrusherbefore

    theyheardfootstepsapproathechateau.on

    reaanstopped,andfroheir

    plaenttheyulddiyseehisfigure.

    theboyshadtakentheprecautionofabstragabraceofpistols

    andttheuntsarry.theatheykneould

    havehiskhistheyhaddojackssuggestionthatitwas

    possiblethattheirpresebebetrayedbyaughorother

    actalnoise,inheykneheyofightfor

    theirlives.afeiertheyheardthetraofahorses

    hoof.itapproachedquickly,andtheriderhaltedbythestanding

    figure.

    ”isthatyou,paul”

    ”itis,lord,”theserfsaid,bowing.

    ”youarealone”

    ”noonehadapproachedtheplaceicahereaquarterofan

    ho.”

    ”itistiforaansaid.”torroe

    boldlyattyhouse,aoseeon

    iortantbusiness.youyrooers

    ohaveasnesses.youhenstate

    tothatyouakeadenunaster,unt

    preskoff.ishallaskyouhavetosay,andtellyouthatyouare

    ofurseaheseriousnsequeoyourselfshouldsuch

    statentsbeproveduntrue.youhatyouareahat,

    butthatyouarepelledbyyourlovefortheczar,ourfather,to

    speak.youhensaythatyouhaveheardtheuntusinginsulting

    tohisanyoccasions,

    andthatsincehisretu,ononeoccasion,youputyoureartothe

    keyholeandheardhiellingherofagreatpleneralrising

    oftheserfs,andahroent;thathesaidhehad

    preparedtheserfsofhisestatesihfortherising;that

    thoseofhisestateshere;thatnyotheobles

    hadjoiheplot,andthatonadayyetbeen

    agreeduponarisingultaneously;

    andthattherevoltoncebeguheserfs,wearyof

    thepositions,ovent.

    ishallcrossquestionyouclosely,butyouicktoyourstory.

    keitassileandstraightfor

    ans

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