栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.tw小说站
www.xsz.tw,yuesee
quieterthanusual.”
”youhavenotgivenace,father.youhavebeentalkingever
siable.”
suppericesatoired.cyrilwould
havedohesa,butstressdotsaid,
”sityoustill,cyril.thecaptainsaysthatyouaretobensidered
asoheofficersoftheship,ando
haveyouhere,thoughofurseyoualoyourown
roout,lined.”
”ihavetogooutthreetisaoall
theothereveningsishallbegladiosithere,stress
doetobeinan
englishholikethis.”
itlongbeforejohn.
”heisofftoskehispipe,”thecaptainsaid.”ineverlightne
tillhegoes.itpersuadehiotakehise;heinsistsit
aoskeinthe.”
”heisquiteright,father,”nelliesaid.”itisbadenoughhaving
youskehere.othersfriendsorheyare
edtoitasweare,fora
respectablelondoncitizethinkoftakingtobac.”
”ialondon
torespectability.iaseacaptain,thoughthatrascallygreek
stane,sorely
againstypipeandglass
hereihjohaveattheer
ofthestreet,andisupposethatbeevenasrespectableas
skinghere.”
”nelliedoesntan,david,thatsheoking;
onlyshethinksthatjohnisquiterighttogoouttotakehispipe.
andistsayithinksotoo.youknohatwhenyouhave
seacaptainsofyouracquaintancehere,youalaidoff
tobedahekit.”
”ay,ay,dear,idontintoafocastle.
thereisreasoninallthings.isupposeyoudoer
cyril”
”no,captaindave,ihaveneversochasthoughtofsuchathing.
infrao
auselessone,andidontthinkthatishouldeverhavetakento
it.”
”ieti,
”thatafterlivinginsightoftheseaforsolongyourthoughts
uedthatway.”
”iotsaythatihavehoughtofit,”cyrilsaid.”ihave
thoughtthatishouldgreatlyliketotakefnvoyages,buti
shouldnothavecaredtogoasashipsboy,andtoliveenso
ignorantthattheyuldnotevehoughts
havetuedrathertothear;andolderithinkof
enteringsnservice,eitherthatofshe
protestantgernprinces.iuldobtainintrodusthroughh
ightenterasaanvolunteer.ihaveleat
gern,andthoughiotspeakitasifrenchlish,i
knoake.”
”youuseyourstasked.
”ihavehadverygoodteag,”cyrilreplied,”andhopetobeable
toholdown.”
”thenyouarenotsatisfiedodeoflife”stressdot
said.
”iaatisfieduchasieaney
suffie.butratherthaledoy
scrivener,iotheriverandshiponboardthefirst
vesselthate,notterwhereshesailedfor.”
”ithinkyouareistressdoyhusband
tellshoightsodaygeta
goodpostinthehouseofonereatrts.”
”ybeitsuchalife
.ihavetrulyagreatdesiretoeaney:butitstbeinso
ytaste.”
”andoney,cyril”nellie
laughed,othershookherheaddisapprovingly.
”iyfathersestatebackagain,”he
said,”andthoughiknohatitisnotlikelyishall
everdoit,ishallfightihavesuchahopein
nd.”
”bravo,lad”captaindavesaid.”ikhatthereate
inthecase,thoughididhearthatyouhesonofaroyalist.
itisabition,boy,thoughifitisalargeoisscarce
likethatyouenoughtobuyitbackagain.”
”itisnotaverylargeone,”cyrilsaid.”tisdo
ityfathersay,
thoughihavebutlittlerera,asithreeyears
oldyfather,one,had
hopedtoreverit;butheanyheir
estatesforfarlessthantheirvalueioraisehe
kingsservid,asyouareahosewhodidsohave
beeated,butonlythose
theyparliant,reveredtheecausetheirownershadno
titledeedstoshoentthatwasofno
effeenthoseheir
estatestoaidthekinghavelostall,hosethatdidnotso
dispossesstheelvesinhisservicearenoheirland.”
”itseeveryunfair,”nelliesaidindignantly.
”itisunfairtotheassuredly,stressnellie.awould
beunfairtothen,thoughoftentheygavebutatenth
oftheirvalue,tobetuedoutagaiheyreceivedtheir
neyba,
forassuredlythekingsprivypursesufficetopayallthe
ney,andequallycertainisitthatparliantvotea
greatsuorthatpurpose.”
”itisahardcase,ladahardcase,”captaindavesaid,ashe
puffedtheskefroispipe.”noe,
youinnooreforalifeofadvehanto
settledoyuchas
shethinksofthecity,uldsayotherwise.”
”italtersthecasech,”stressdotsaid.”ididnotknow
thatcyrilhesonofaknight,thoughitosee
thathisnnersaothhispresentposition.stillthere
arefortuhecity,andnohoworkisdish
eventoagentlensson.”
”notatall,stress,”cyrilsaidly.”tisassuredlynoton
thataploynt;butit
yfathersentionthat,shouldtherebeno
ceofhiseverregainiate,ishouldenterfn
servidihavealothatcareer.”
”
...