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正文 第43节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twntheserviily,entered.”detri,”

    hesaid,”ellivanandalexaogooutintothestable

    they.orderthewhenpauljoins

    thehere,toaidalexisinseizinghinstantly.givetheour

    instrusquietly,andhoutattragnotice.abovealldonot

    letpaulseeyouspeakingtotheout,find

    paul,andotothestableandtellalexisthatio

    speaktohiehere.”

    chapterxv.

    astruggleforlife

    untpreskoffsoldstehscarcealookof

    surprise,singularthoughtheysthaveseedtohiarussianis

    accustodtouioningobedieheordersofhissuperior,

    andalthoughneverbeforehaduntpreskoffissuedsuchstrangeand

    unatablendstothestehethoughtneveroccurredto

    thelatterofquestioningtheorant.

    ,theuhedshipn,andhis

    brotellyou,”hesaid,”underobligationyou

    havepladfaly.littledidhinkthatanylittle

    kindnessightshooyou,strangersandprisonershere,wouldbe

    retuedbyaserviceofahundredfoldgreatervalue.thedangerh

    hangsoverusyforthetibeavertedbyyourdisvery.iknoy

    eooorethanpostponed,butevery

    delayissochgained.ihaveneodaythattheczaris

    alarnglyill.shouldheavehedawnofa

    bettereraforrussia.hissonisanofverydifferentuld.he

    hasfallenintodisgracehhisfatherforhisliberalideas,andhe

    isknoisthepire.”

    ”butsurely,”dickhaentsignedby

    usandalexis,sayingthatheplottoobtainfalse

    evidenperorbelieveotherfalse

    aighti”

    ”youlittleksaid.”ibelievethatnicholas,

    tyrannidabsoluteasheis,yetobejust,andthatwere

    suentplahishands,itothe

    truth.butehey

    aresopohatfeobravetheirhostilityby

    presentingit.nor,indeed,surroundedasnicholasisbycreatures

    froeairuewishesof

    hispeople,beeasytoobtainanopportunityforlayingsuch

    ado.evenptde,andthat

    successfully,suchdoubtsightwell

    bedeceived.ithattheevidenceofalexis,aserf

    devotedtohisster,hatyou,asstrangers,very

    ierfectlyacquaintedightwellhave

    suoodtheion.untsrskoffhathe

    entsadetohi

    andthatheonlyprosedneybecausepaulinsistedthat,asafirst

    nditionofhisinfainst,heshouldreceivefundsto

    enablehioleavethispartoftheuntry,wherehislifewould

    assuredlybeunsafe.ientfroou,

    friends,foritybeuseful,butistnottrusttoochtoit.

    noee,”hentinued,asthestewardreappeared.”youhave

    seenhoohisserfs;youwillnowsee

    horaitors.”

    folloidshipproceededto

    thestables.here,bythelightofthelaheysawpaul

    standing,boundagainstthenger.hisfeatureslypaleand

    ntractedthathistreacheryhad

    beendisvered.alexisasandingby,inthe

    attitudeofstolidindifferencehabitualtotherussianpeasant.

    ”detri,you,ivan,andalexanderan

    iaccuseofbeingatraitor,ylifeand

    liberty,etothegalloy

    uedbeggaredanddisgratheworld.youwill

    forheurt,anddecideherheisiuilty.ifthe

    latter,ienare

    the.”

    thedshipnfirst,andthenalexisrelatedtheionthey

    hadoverheard.

    ”youhaveheardtheevideri.

    ”aniuilty”

    ”heisguilty,”theoldnsaid,”ofthebasesttreacherytohe

    bestandkierinrussia,andhedeservestodie.”

    ”andsosayheether,lookinghloathing

    horrorattheprisoner;forinrussiaforaserftonspireagainst

    hissteredeedalstequalinatrocitytoparricide.

    ”youhear,paul,”hisstersaid,stelylookingathi”youhave

    beenfoundguilty,andstdie.alexis,yourestrainedyourselffor

    sakefroakingthelifeofthis

    plottingagainst;youasexecutioner.”

    ”rightanreplied,takingdohhung

    bythewall.

    theaintainedanabsolute

    silenoerd

    edouta

    dendforapriestbeforehedied.

    ”thatisreasoheuntsaid.”gointothehouse,detri,and

    askpapaivanovitilyofevery

    russiannobleapriestresides,asatterofurse.

    presentlythepriestarrivedhthesteward.

    ”papaivanovitch,”theuntsaid,”youare,ikhe

    falyinherandgrandfathersbeforeyou.

    you,therefore,betrustedhoursecret,asecrethwill

    nevergobeyondthosepresent.youareheretoshriveanaboutto

    die.”

    therelatedtheisofthedisveryofthetreachery

    oftheprisoner,andthepriest,htheserfstheir

    veionandaffefortheirlord,uldscarcelyoverehis

    repugnandhorroroftheprisonersofarastoapproadlisten

    tohi

    forfivenutesallpreseable,leavingthe

    priestandtheprisoneraloogether.thenthedooropenedandthe

    priestcaout.

    ”itisfinished,”hesaid.”ygodpardonthesinner”andheved

    aohehouse.

    alexisspokeaohisfellos,andtheseliftedaheavy

    logfroheheurtyard,andcarrieditintothe

    stable.thentheyseizedpaul,andinspiteofhisscreaand

    struggleslaidhih

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