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正文 第48节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    sleep.atthegateitselfthesentryondutytingontheground

    usketbesidehiinaheavy

    drunkensleep.

    thehedoor,thekeybeingalreadyinthelock;the

    threeissuedout;thegateheoutside,and

    thekeythrustuhegate.thehehehroughthe

    streets,untilhereachedasllhouseheoutskirts.thedoor

    opeheirfootstepsapproaeout.

    ”dearboys,”heexclaideragthesifhehadbeentheir

    father,”houeandne

    here,”hentiuingtotheised

    you.ghtontotheanha

    lightcarriagereadyforstarting.heiles

    onyourhenonlyhavefifteentowalkbefore

    ingtothehouseofthean,yourbrother,whereihearyou

    ioreinhiddenforthepresent.youy

    proteaftertheaffairhasbloein,lads,thisis

    thehouseofafaithfulserfofne,n

    atasanartisan,andyouinterruptionforthe

    hourortwo.”

    upoeriage,thedshipnofindthe

    untessandherdaughters,nolesslythanthe

    unthaddone.

    ”husbandhastoldallthatyouhavedoneforus,”theuntess

    said,”andhodisveredtheplotbethegoveorand

    thatserabletraitorforourruin.ihavebladhiorhidingit

    frosatfirst,forsurelyahedao

    ydaughterswouldhave

    reinedignorantoftheobligationweoweyou.”

    ”andtothinkoftheookusinhtheponies,”olga

    laughed.”papasaidthatasterjack.thats

    anothersreagainstyou.”

    ”ihope,”dicksaid,”thatyouarerunningnorisksonourat,

    untess.ifearthatthereybesuspisthattheunthasbeen

    nceedinourescape.”

    ”thedeputyndantysuspect,”theuntsaid,”butheprove

    nothing.allieauare,ibelieve,faithful,butevenwere

    theynot,noneknoleaveuntilallwere

    asleep,andshallretubeforedaylight.alexisselfdrive

    theohisdestinatiohebestpairofhorses,and

    ilesinunderfourhourssothathek

    beforeairring.theothersnceedheir

    tonguesfortheiroitthatthey

    havebeendrunk,buthatnoonehaspassedthegate.the

    lieutenantinchargehekeyonitshookinthe

    guardrooandehedehisroundshe

    foundtheandvigilant.ithereforebesupposedthat

    theeother

    thereoing,andthe

    ndantchoverthe

    chateau,andilesround.butitwilldie

    ae.iyfriendsinst.

    petersburg,urgiaintheappointntofsofriendto

    thispost.thepartyofreforeasdenthe

    unselsoftheeeror,andihaveeveryhopethatishallshortlybe

    restoredtofavoraturt,atter,bythehicarefor

    veryydaughtersthanforself.the

    untessandiareenthourlifeiry,butthe

    girlsnaturallylookforothegayetiesoflifeatthecapital.

    besideustbelookingforhusbandsfor

    theahatishouldnotfindsatisfactorysuitorsinthis

    neighborhood.”

    jaansusual

    inflaatorytendency,hehatheelesslyinlove

    sel.olgalored,auedahjack

    uldgainnoindicationfavorableorotherwiseforhishopes.

    theuntnoheplansthathadbeenadoptedfortheir

    escape.”itthenaturalursetoaidyou,as

    heotheuntry.butthe

    descriptionsofyouaresuretobesenttoeveryplafifty

    les.iknoiuldsafelyentrustyou,andthe

    dopossiblethatourfrienddickshouldwalkfor

    anydistahehreedays.thedoctorhas

    fortunatelyreoing

    ndant

    hadheardthatheartial

    ntradientthatyouwereprisonerson

    parole,andthereforeoutofthehereare

    severalofcartsionedfortheservi

    thenvoy.ihaveherepeasantsdressesforyou.theseyou

    on,andealongfrohechateauhalfanhourbefore

    daybreakitisarrahatyouaketheplacesofthe

    drivers,e.thereodo,

    asthecartsybeforetheyleave

    tonight,soyouogoalonghtheothers,andtake

    yourplathenvoy.afterstartiorealong

    theline,andseeingdickliing,totakehispla

    ohecartsunderhisiediatecharge,ediesand

    beddingforthehospitals.onedriverreorlessinateafso

    hundredsofheralongastraightroadwill

    iced.soyouhforaildick

    hasthhlyreveredhisstrength.youhadthen,hier

    ketothebytheodessaroad.thedoctoraketwo

    unifor,thereareplentyobtaihehospital,foryoutoput

    on.youstofurseruntheriskofquestioningaionby

    thethisotbeavoided,andatleastyouwillbebeyond

    therangeofsearchfroere,andravellingbyquitea

    differentroadfrohaturallytakeproceeding

    hendnoellusallaboutyouraffairhthegoveor.we

    haveonlysofarheardhisversionoftheaffair,hofursewe

    kneobefalse;buttackedyouinthewayhe

    did,quiteuand.”

    dickgaveanatofthestruggleandthecausesoit,

    oselfgreatlytoblaforhisirudenacquaintingthe

    goveorhhiskno.healsogavefullcreditto

    jackforhis

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