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正文 第45节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    language,butiotaen,

    herprisonersorotheronverse,u

    pleasestheodoso.younevershowedanysignsofbeingevenaware

    ofourpresen,andtherehereforenooccasionfor

    ustoaddressyou.”

    ”idonotiobandyhyou,”thegoveorreplied

    savagely.”irepeatthatianfordyouditateattetingan

    escape,andasthisisabreachofhonor,andagraveoffenceuponthe

    partofofficersonparole,ishallatoncerevokeyourprivilege,and

    youeprisonnsoldiers.”

    ”inthefirstplace,”jacksaid,”asfriendhastoldyou,the

    reportofourthinkingofesgisalie.ifedto

    escape,atanyratefrohisplace,e

    sincehesendplace,idenythatweare

    prisonersonparole.ise,becauseyoudid

    notaskforit.yousaidtodr.bertnn,inourhearing,thatour

    paroleatter,onepossible

    forustoescape.thedoctorofursebefound,and

    sure,bearoutisay.”

    ”silence,sir”shoutedthegoveor.”isaythatyouwereprisoners

    onparole,andthatihavedisveredyouinteobreakthat

    parole.youttedtoprison,aedasnwhohave

    forfeitedallrighttobensideredasofficersalen.”

    theboyssatsilent,lookingptattheangryrussian.the

    latterbelievedthathehadforafeinutes

    silent,ioalloprisonntanddisgraceto

    produceitsfulleffect.theinuedinaldervoice,”ido

    notobesevereuponsuchveryyoungofficers,andwill

    thereforepointoutaayavoidtheirisonntand

    disgraceerited,andbeeilltoenjoy

    yourfreedosbefore.”

    ”isit”dickaskedbriefly.

    ”itisthis,”thegoveorsaid.”ihaveherebefore,”andhe

    touentslyingoable,”areportabout

    toforotheczarrespeguntpreskoff.thereportisnot

    altogetherfavorable,fortheuntisanofarecalled

    advaofserfs,

    andhas,nodoubt,inyourhearingexpressedhielffavorableto

    theirencipation.”

    theboys.

    ”hehas,idoubtnot,doneso,forheisrashandopenofspeech.i

    haveherebeforeaninfortionsothateffedifyou

    esasoit,ionlypardonthe

    indiscretionofy

    poakeyourstaypleasant.”

    theboysyofthe

    proposal,anddoubtednotthatthedotainedfarier

    chargesthanthosespecifiedbythegoveor.

    ”ent”jackasked.

    ”idonotktertoyou,”thegoveorsaid,

    ”butitisoheservantsoftheunt,onepaulpetrofski.”

    ”then,”dicksaid,startingtohisfeet,”itisafery.paul

    petrofskineversighatdot.”

    ”ean”thegoveorexclaid,leapingtohisfeetalso,

    andlayinghishandonhisseh

    passion.”doyouaccuseery”

    ”irepeat,”diasteringhis

    prudehatitisafery.youhaveneverseenpaulpetrofski

    sinohousandroublesatthecrossroads

    thatnighttobetrayhisster.”

    hashortdedjackofthesharpsnarlofthewolves

    inthenightintheforest,therussiandrewhisswordandrushedupon

    diself,buttheblow

    fell,cuttinghisareverely,andlayingopegashonhis

    cheek.

    therussianraisedhisarorepeattheblupon

    hiroehind,seizinghiouo

    hisside.

    theuntstruggledfuriously,butjaglybuiltenglish

    ladofnearlysixteenyearsold,aoainedhisgrasp,

    butliftedhisstrugglingcaptivefroisfeet.”openthewindow,

    dick”heshouted.”itshislifeoroursnohoughnearly

    blindedhblood,sprangtothehreup.

    there,desperatestruggle,astherussianshouting

    furiouslyforaid,stroveselfathe

    ightyeffortjackpushed

    hisenthehrhthe

    openepshestairs.inan

    instasuponit,and

    dthedoor,andwas

    standingbythehdick,erandseveralsoldiers

    burstintotheroo

    ”atter”theforrexclaid;”andhe

    goveor”

    ”thetteris,”jacksaid,quietlytuinground,”thatthegoveor

    hasdrayfriend.in

    ordertopreventhisdoingso,friendandihavethrohe

    goveoroutofthewindow.”

    ”throhegoveoroutoftheheastonished

    officer.

    ”yes,”jacksaid.”itodoit.ifyoulook

    out,ifan.”

    theofficerrantothewindow.

    ”goodheavens”heexclaid;”itistrue.theyareliftinghip

    already.heseetotobedead.youoanshis,”

    hesaid,tuingtothelads.

    ”ofurse,”jacksaid.”hebroughtiton

    hielf.histeer,asnodoubtyouareaalwaysunder

    stritrol.”

    theoffiiling.hehadhielfoftenexperienced

    theeffectsofthatperoofhis

    superior,andeanssorryattheprospectofanew

    goveor.

    ”hisexcellencysteeren,

    thatisnobusinessofhen,tuingtothesoldiers,he

    ntinued,”youainhere

    inuntilyouhavefurtherorders.”hethehe

    toinquireintothestateofthegoveor.thesoldiersttered

    rerkstoeaeansindicativeofsorrohe

    tyrannyofthegoveorhaddehiatedbyallbelo.oneof

    thetjacksrequestatoauedhajugof

    lderandatohheddicksh

    idshipnostand

    froossofblood.jackvainlyattetedtostopthebleeding.”we

    sthaveasurgeon,”hesaid,tuingtothes

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