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正文 第8节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    ”ialadtoseeyouagain,lad,”captaindavidsaid,yril

    enteredhisshop.”ihavebeenthinkingofthe

    istressandihavebeentalkingitover.whereareyou

    lodging”

    ”ihavebeenlodginguntilnoingtove.”

    ”yes;thatishoughtyouisalter

    tokeageafteraloss.idonttointerfereinyour

    business,lad,buthaveyouanyfriendsyouarethinkingofgoing

    to”

    ”no,sir;idonotknohoseiworkfor.”

    ”thatisbad,ladverybad.iywife,and

    isaidthatybeyousure,lad,youareohe

    rightsort.idontanonlyinyourhatiwould

    baeanaboutyourself.

    itdontneedhalfaoseethatyouhavenotbeenbroughtupto

    thissortofthing,thoughyouhavetakentoitsokindly,butthere

    isnotohousandboysofyetleddown

    toadetheirasyouhave

    doshoso

    loinguishallintoportifidont

    steerastraighturse.noyideasahis:if

    youhavegotnofriendsyouewhere

    angstrangers,ahingsyouwould

    eitherstopathoandpebyyourself,oryou,and

    ybegetintobadpany.ifihadnoteacrossyouishould

    havehadtoeloyaclerk,andheherhavelivedhereh

    usorishouldhavehadtopayhinoughtokeephouseforhielf.

    noyouareaclerk;forthoughyouareonlyhereforsix

    hoursahehereistodo,andnoclerkuld

    dore.ticupstairsused,and

    ifyouliketoehereandliveyake

    youheartilye.”

    ”thankyou,indeed,”cyrilsaidly.”itisofallthingsi

    shouldlike;butofurseishouldyboard.i

    eforthesahoursasat

    present.”

    ”no,ihavethat,lad;butifyoulikeanreyour

    bainstiwo

    apprentiouthextraakebutlittledifference.i

    dontatterofobligation,soyourboard

    againstthee.ishallhatakinga

    goain.”

    ”itisyourpleasuretosayso,sir,butiottellyoua

    loadyourkindoffertakesoffnd.thefuturehasseedvery

    darkto.”

    ”veryatterissettled,theairseandi

    yespeakof

    yousooftenthattheyoseeyou.inthefirstplace,

    though,istaskyouyoua.sinceyoufirstsigiclesand

    ehecrehoughtofaskingyou.”

    ”naiscyril,sircyrilshenstone.”

    hiseloyeoddedandatoheotherly

    lookinganrosefroheseattingatwork,as

    theyehelivingroo

    ”thisisprinary,theladihaveoftenspoken

    toyouabout.hisnaiscyril;hehasacceptedtheproposalwe

    talkedoverlastnight,andisgoingtobeeohecrewon

    boardourship.”

    ”ialadtoseeyou,”shesaidtocyril,holdingoutherhandto

    hi”ihavenottyoubefore,butifeelverygratefultoyou.

    tillyouca,husbandherednearlyoutofhiss;he

    usedtositheretheti

    theshopclosedtillthehourforbed,andnellieandidarednotto

    sayaschasaoreofhisbooks,andheis

    abletogooutforahefieldshusasheusedtodo

    before.”

    ”itisverykindofyoutosayso,stress,”cyrilsaideaestly;

    ”butitisi,orary,deeplygratefultoyouforthe

    offerake.youottell

    thepleasureithasgiven,foryouotuandhowlonely

    andfriendlessihavebeenfeeling.believe,irivetogive

    youaslittletroubleaspossible,andtonforyselfinallways

    toyourwishes.”

    atthisntnelliedoeintotherooshety

    girlsoeighteenyearsofage.

    ”thisisothersaid.

    ”youaree,stercyril.ihavebeeningtoseeyou.

    fatherhasbeenpraisingyouuptotheskiessooftenthatihavehad

    quiteacuriositytoseeyouuldbelike.”

    ”yourfatherisaltogethertoogood,stressnellie,andkesfar

    reofpoorabilitythanitdeserves.”

    ”andishegoingtoliveother”nellieasked.

    ”yes,child;hehasacceptedyourfathersoffer.”

    nellieclappedherhands.

    ”thatisgood,”shesaid.”ishallexpeeout

    sotis,cyril.fatheraletogodootheo

    lookattheshipsointothefields;butitogo

    sotistoseethefashions,andthereisnoootake,for

    johnwilkesalokeapipeesailoror

    other,andtheapprenticesarestupidandhavenothingtosayfor

    theelves;andbesides,owalkalongsideaboyinan

    apprenticecap.”

    ”ishallbeveryhappyto,stress,yhoughi

    fearthatishallkebutapooresrt,forindeedihavehadno

    practicees.”

    ”iaureyouwilldoverywell,”nelliesaid,noddingapprovingly.

    ”isittruethatyouhavebeeninfrahersaidheold

    so.”

    ”yes;ihavelivedalstalllifeinfrance.”

    ”anddoyouspeakfrench”

    ”yes;ispeakitaswellasenglish.”

    ”itsthavebeenveryhardtolea”

    ”notatall.itaturally,justasenglishdid.”

    ”youstnotkeephinylongeoher

    appointntstokeep,andhat,togoandpackup

    histhingsatheyarebroughtherebyaporter.he

    ansereofyourquestionsesherethisevening.”

    cyrilretuedtoholbohalighterheartthanhehadfeltfora

    longti.hispreparationsforthevetookhiutashortti,

    andterhealledinalittleattithe

    shipdlershouse.hespenthalfanhourinunpaghisthings,

    andthenheardastentorianshoutfroelow,

    ”sthead,ahoysuppersing.”

    supposingthatthishailself,heatonce

    doistressdottookherseatatthe

    head;herhusbandsatononesideofher,andnellieoher.

    johnwilkess

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