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正文 第46節 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

    台灣小說網  www.192.tw小說站  www.xsz.tw台灣小說網  www.192.twoldiers,”or,asyou

    see,friend

    belotoeuphere,telling

    hioistheneed”

    afteransultationangtheelves,ohesoldiersretired,

    andina,tohisgreat

    delight,jaann,ate

    aton.cuttingoffhisatand

    shirtsleeve,heexanedhisarfroebloodwasflowingin

    astrea

    ”ohesllarteriesiscut,”hesaid.”itisluckythataidwas

    athand,orheodeath.”theseveredartery

    iedup,ahehefacewas

    plasteredandbandaged,anddick,ashelayontheuch,forhewas

    fartooparativelyfortable.

    chapterxvi.

    anescapefrorison

    ksannsaidhewouldgo

    dohegoveor.hehadalreadytoldtheladsthathehad

    receivedfatalinjuries,andight,htnot,reverhissensesbeforehedied.itwasanhourbeforehe

    retued,aiedbytheotherofficer.bothlookedgrave.

    ”iorrytosay,youngfriend,”thedoctorsaidtojack,fordick

    hadnoedavery

    seriousaspect.theuntisdead.hereverednsciousnessbefore

    hedied,anddenounadeasuddenandaltogether

    unprovokedatta.hehad,heaffird,disveredthatyou

    editatingabreaedyou

    thattheprivilegesexteoyouherefore,behdrawn.

    then,hesaid,transportedbyrage,yuponhihedrewhis

    sptedtodefendhielf,butthetlosing

    ,hurledhihroughtheeofhisstruggles.”

    theotherofficerhad,ining

    theingtable.

    ”idohepapershespokeof,”hesaidtothedoctor.

    then,tuingtothesergeantsoftheguard,heaskedifanypapers

    upoablehadbeentouched.thesergeantrepliedthatnoonehad

    gohetablesin.

    ”inthatindothavebeenquite

    edtospeaksensiblyenough.youheardhibr >

    order,doentdirected

    totheheinterior,andtoposttheediatelyitis

    entshere.ieheroo

    thesergeantalstattheruggleended,andasno

    oouchedthetablesiisclearthattheyothave

    beenhere.perhapsiyfihetabledoairs.itis

    noydutytoinforouthatyouarein

    urderofuntsrskoff,assoby

    hinhislastnts.”

    ”heha

    falsehoodonhislips.hoyourorders.”

    astretcherin,didunderaguard

    thedshipnarchedtotheprison,thesoldiersh

    difficultykeepingbackthecrooseethe

    englishprisonersurderedthegoveor.

    doannhjacktotheprisondoor.uponthewayhe

    assuredjackthatheentirelybelievedhisversionofthestory,ashe

    knean.

    ”singularlyenough,”hesaid,”ihadinteoseeyoutoday.i

    backtosebastopolontheverydayafteryouarrivedhere,ha

    regintrgdoagainhanvoyofer

    onlytaythere.igotherelastnight,andihadintended

    ingouttocalluponyouatuntpreskoffstoday.youwould,no

    doubt,liketoseehitonhifhastaken

    place.”

    jacksaidthatheuchobliged,ifhewoulddoso.

    ”iypatient,”doann

    said,astheyparted,”a,

    etoseeyouhielf.”

    thecelltoallone,and

    horriblydirty.jackshruggedhisshoulders,ashelookedatit.

    ”itisnotfitf,”hesaidtohielf.”afterall,russiais

    notsuchapleasantplaceasithoughtityesterday.”

    heypanion,

    thelossofblood

    hhehadsuffered.

    ”atanyrate,oldboy,”jacksaid,iodicksassertionofhis

    nvithatthey,”hesatisfa

    thathesafetyofourfriendsatthechateau.now

    thattheireneisgoheualowas

    dreadfultothiheuntessahree

    girlsiftheirfatherhadbeeosiberia,auedout

    penniless.besides,oldfellobeingdeadyet.

    afterall,itisonlythegoveorsaybe

    surethattheuntoveheavehttters

    right.”

    ithedoctorretued.

    ”ihavesee,”hesaid,”andtheladiesandhely

    distressedatnee

    favorites.theyoungladiesost

    anxioustoleaallpartithatyou

    assertedthegoveorhadattackedyoufirst.hedroveinatond

    denodoubtthatheshouldbeallooseeyou.inthis,however,

    heostfortunateescape.

    theofficersendinndhereisarelativeofthelategoveor.

    fortunatelyheoing,andouedthis

    afteoon.likethelateuntheisofaviolentandpassionate

    teer,andhehadhebeenhere,he

    antlyhadyhtoutandshotinthesquare.

    i

    frooingsouponhisretu.hehasorderedthataurtrtial

    shallasseletorrohatyoushallbeatoriedand

    executed.”

    ”butsurely,”jaartialofofficerswouldfindus

    guilty.theuntsviolentteerorious,anditisagainst

    allreasonthattednshouldkeanattaed

    hashincallofassistance.youyourselfknoor

    bertnn,thatthereasoackisafalse

    one,asaskedforourparole.”

    ”iaofurse,ahat,”thedoctorsaid,”andshouldattend

    togiveevidethecaseisadoubtfuloheo

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