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正文 第42节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    generalseheionyouoverheard.now,areyousureyou

    thhlyuand”

    ”iquiteuand,lord,”thensaidhuly,”andforthisyour

    exe”

    ”fivehundredroublesandyourfreedo”

    ”butitobepaid”thensaiddoubtfully.

    ”doyoudoubtansaidangrily.

    ”bynoans,yourexcellency.butthingsghthappen,andafteri

    hadtoldstoryandithadbeentakendonesses,your

    exightfail.ishouldprefertheneybeforei

    toldstory.”

    thehorsenont.

    ”youareanidogtodoubt,”hesaidinanangrytone;”but

    youshallhavetheney;orrohesergeantofthe

    guardrustohandyoualetterain

    notesforfivehundredroubles.”

    ”ithought,”thensaid,”yourexcellencysaidgold.fivehundred

    roublesinnotesarenothtwohundredingold,andyouseei

    shallhaveoney,foriybesenttost.

    petersburgandayevenbenfrontedy

    ster;andafteritisoverandiareed,ist,inanycase,

    leavethispartoftheuntry,forlifebesafeforaday

    here.”

    ”veryheuntsaid,”youshallhaveathousandroublesin

    paper;butbeeorbreakdoination,

    youshallendyourlifeinthenesofsiberia.”

    sosaying,houtanotheruedandrodeback,he

    serfstrodeofftohechateau.duringthision,h

    theboysierfectlyuood,theyhaddifficultyiraining

    theuntsfaithfulretainer,heariailsof

    theplotagainsthisster,oattackthe

    speakers,hadnottheboyskepttheirrestraininghandsonhis

    shoulder,and,fortheuntssake.”

    inglongenoughtobesurethatthetenhadpassednotonly

    outofsightbutofthesoundoftheirvoices,theladssufferedtheir

    paniontorise,andtoindulgehisfeelingsinanexplosionofdeep

    oaths.then,,theyobtainedfroi

    repetitionoftheleadingfactsoftheion.

    theboysnsultedangtheelves,andagreedthatitessary

    toacquaihallthefactsthattheyhaddisvered,and

    toleavehioaent.

    theyehehousealoellingtheatocallinhalfan

    hour,andtosaythattheunthadgivehatheosee

    hiotakeinstruoing.thenthey

    joihefalyinthedra.thereallproceededasusual.

    katinka,atherfathersrequest,playedonthepiano,andastranger

    edofthedangerehehousehold.when

    thehalfhourhadnearlyexpired,jacksaidtotheunt,

    ”ihavetoldalexistoorrow.would

    youndreceivinghinyourstudyihaveaveryparticularreason

    foraskingit.”

    ”butihavenoivealexis,”theuntsaid,surprised.

    ”no,sir,buthehassothiicularlyosayto

    yousothingreallyiortant.”

    ”veryiling;”youseeobevery

    sterious,butofurseiingsoon”

    ”intinutes,sir,iexpecthi”

    ”then,”theuntrerked,”isupposeihadbettergoatond

    leaysteryisabout.heisnting,ihope,to

    breaktotheneyfavoritehorsesisdead.”so

    saying,ile,helefttheroonosoonerhadhegohanthe

    girlsoveredthedshipn

    thattheystnotbeinquisitive,thattheirfather,

    tellthehesecretii.

    ”ifyoue,untess,”dicksaid,”ihisdoora

    littleopen,sothatayhearhedoorwas

    placedajar,aeslaterthefootstepsoftenwere

    heardingalongtherridor.paulopehedoor.”ishis

    excellencyhere”heasked.”alexis.”

    ”heisinhisstudy,”theuntessanswered.

    thestudydooroclose,andhesoundofpaulsfeet

    retuingalongtherridorceaseddicksaid,”youuseus,

    untess,ojointhenference.”

    ”itistoobad,”katinkaexclaid,”tokeepusinthedarkinthis

    ethingveryiortantand

    delightful,youthis

    rooltogether.”

    theladsdealaughingreply,andthen,prosingtheywouldsoonbe

    back,theytothestudy.alexisandingsilentbeforehis

    ster,havingexplaihatheheotspeakuntilthe

    youngenglishlordsappeared.jackbeganthenarrative,andsaidthat

    fearinguntsrskoff,theykney,ghthave

    suboedoheservantstoactashisspytheyhad

    keanappoihibr >

    thateveningatthecrossroads;thattheyhadtakenalexisintotheir

    nfidendhadbeenncealedspectatorsofthe

    intervieselveshadbeeogatheronlythe

    generaldriftoftheion,butthatalexisa

    fullreportofit.

    theuntsfacehadatfirstexpressedonlysurpriseatjacks

    narration,buttheexpressiongedintooneoffiergerashe

    proceeded.houtaotiooalexistontinue,andthe

    latterdetailedheionhhehadoverheard.

    ustpardonfor

    nothavingkilledyoureneesupo,buttheyoungenglish

    lordshadtoldthatitoliequiet,everi

    heard,andbesides,theghthaveriddenoffbeforeiuld

    reachhi”

    theuntstoodforanutesilenthenarrationceased.”you

    didetojudge

    aence.ihadthoughtthati,atleast,treachery

    angthosearound.itseeihetraitorshall

    leathatthekindsterbetheseverelord,helife

    ahofhisserfsinhishand.”heaiwo

    orthreenutesihought.”gotothestable,alexis.youwill

    bejoiheresoonbyivanandalexaheyheir

    instruandbindhibr >

    ersthestable.noellpaul,as

    yougoout,thatioseethesteward.”

    aan,whohad

    frohildhoodbeeni

    ...
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