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正文 第53节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twghteruponthe

    headoftherussianlu,andhadgainedansiderablenuerof

    ar.apartynatthesa

    ntainbodyfelluponitshead,hadforatiobtained

    possessionofanition,andhadsucceededin

    carryingoffthegreaterpartofit.

    theleaderoftheparty,havinggiveohisnahat

    theedofboughs,

    eithertotheiroheseoodistant,toa

    lleoftershutsintheheartoftheforest,retued

    andtookaseatbytheladshefire.

    ”introducedourselvesyet,”hesaidinrussian,laughing.

    ”naisstanislauscheatony.”

    diadhielfandhisrades.

    ”tellnohepolesaid,”hohere,andareyour

    plans.”

    direplygavehinarrativeoftheiradventures,andsaidthat

    theyakiheaustrianfrontier.

    ”itpossible,”thepolesaid,”foryouto

    succeedinkingyoury.everytownisfullofrussian

    troops,heroads.itofthe

    questionforanyoneexceptanativetosucceediingthrough,

    andevenapoley,sostrictlyiseveryone

    questioned.ofursetheirobje

    increasing,andtocaptureanyofusayberetuingtoour

    hos.aoasselebyrgnstantlyinthewoods

    bypathsknoatterof

    extredifficultytocrossthefrontier,evenshouldyougainit,as

    thereisaperfectrdonoftroopspostedalongthefroo

    preventanyonefrosg.onaustria,you

    youuldnotcrossintoprussia,evenifyousucceededinpassingthe

    russiantroopsstationedalongthatline;forprussia,whoisasharsh

    astertothepolesunderherruleasisrussia,aan

    forthelatter,andtusallfugitivesbackaycrossthe

    fropresentifearigiveyounoassistathereis

    atalkofaunionofseveralofourbandsfurther,andinthat

    ighttravelightpassyouon,a

    youhadguides.forthepresentieitherlodgeyouinthevillage

    aken,andisnotlikelythatthe

    russiansanyrateforthepresent;orifyouliketo

    joinus,isayhooreceiveyouas

    rades.englandhasalorethan

    oneofyouruntrynhasfoughtinthepolishranks.asenglandis

    atuchserviceby

    fightingherhereasinthecria.here,too,youhe

    satisfathatyhtingforanoppressedpeoplestruggling

    forfreedogainsttrendousodds.”

    theladsaskedfortwelvehoursbefivingafinalanswer,and

    then,havingsharedthephal,theychattedfora

    longtiupontheprogressandcesoftheinsurre.the

    polishleadertoldthehatthereoreofbandslikehisown

    intheforests;butheadttedthathesalittlehopeoffinal

    successunlessrussiapletelycrippledinthehengland

    andfrance.

    ”but,”hesaid,”riseonlyonsider

    successpossible.se

    arossandbrutalthanusualgoadsusto

    desperation,stokillandtodie.youknothe

    aiontohwepolesareexposed.wholevillagesare

    destroyed,andtheinhabitantsbaosiberiouryoungnare

    takenandpelledtoserveintherussianar.sresareshot

    doockeryofatrial,oenceofdish

    russianrule.en,ay,andladies,arepubliclyflogged.priestsare

    ssacred,ourchurchesclosed,ourverylanguageproscribed.deathis

    athousandtispreferabletothelivingtortureweundergo,andwhen

    lastrise,itisvengeanddeaththatherthan

    heroppressors.and

    noeifisuggestthathe

    exaleofrades,andtuofftosleep.archedfifty

    lessierdayevening,andshallbeoffbeforedaybreak

    torrow.”

    forhalfanhourafterthepolishleaderhadrolledhielfinhis

    cloakandgoosleep,theboyschattedtogetherastothe

    ursetheyshouldadopt,andfinallyresolvedtothroheir

    fortuhoseofthepolishpatriots.theysahatitwouldbe

    iossiblefortheoketheirothefrontieralone,and

    hattheirceoflifeuredina

    bytherussiansthaniffoundinavillageberofwounded

    insurgents.thehosedaysasubjecth

    vedsinengland,andthedshipnrejoicedatthe

    thoughtofstrikingabloause.

    theseatterover,they

    assigoeachother,butiytheirloveofadventureand

    ex.tohavetakenpartin

    arealpolishinsurre,tojoininguerillaattadfierce

    onslaughtsonrussianlus,toliveahewoods,were

    thingsthatappealedstronglytotheiginationofthedshipn;

    andiheyexpressedtostanislascheatonytheir

    ,andfightagainsttherussiansuntilan

    opportunityotocrossthefrontierandrejointhe

    forcesbeforethesebastopol.

    ”good,”thepolesaid.”iaeartilygladtohavetwoenglish

    officersfightinguheto

    thattoed,butiguarayoushall

    seethated,andfightingahopeless

    battle,yetdieasbravelyasyourorainedsoldiersinthe

    cria.heplacethedaybefore

    yesterday,anders.

    thelutackedosetout,andassofaoneofourbands

    hadvisitedthisneighborhood,ighttakethey

    surprise.chdage,butoursuccesswas

    notasgreatasthatfight,whenwe

    succeededincapturingtheway,”hesaid,”youas

    rineofficers,areaccustodtoartillery.”

    ”yes,”dickreplied,”onlyhheavyshipsguns,

    buthlightfieldpieces,ofheverylargevesselcarriesafew

    tobeusedincaseofalanding.”

    ”ed.”anwhohasanyideaof

    artillery,andiwilla

    ...
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