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正文 第24节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    upontheirfaces.”

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    tenheshop.theplacelythe

    headquartersofagangofthieves.”

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    placeiafraidofbeinghtheothers.theyhaveshey

    eifisayae

    ihavesaid.”

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    hisstoryisatrueone.hehasbeenterrifiedintohelpingthat

    rasself,

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    havefoundoutrobertsabsento.

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    wheneverheisrequired.”

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    roundtotheurtnohtheboysnfession,andihavenodoubt

    thealderngo.butletgiveyouae:

    doiroutofthehouseafterdark.that

    thereisabigganghisrobbery,ahersof

    hebootyatthereceivers.theyknowhow

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    hathehadpeached.ifheoutafterdark,the

    gbackagain.no,nohink

    ofit,iaureyouhadbetterlethitayaster

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    part,andiftheyktakethe

    alarndkeoff.”

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    ”youakehiortable,sterholroyd”

    ”yes;you,captaindot.”

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    ”and.holroydhasprosedtokeyoufortable.”

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    ndbeingpunished,butifyoukneiserableihave

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    kindto,ithinkyoue.”

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    boysshoulder.”ihopethatthisoyou,allyour

    life.youseeallthishaseuponyoubecauseyouoward.

    ifyouhadbeenabraveladyoueto

    ster.youghthavebeeiory

    asheirs,andidontthinkishouldhavedecidedagainst

    youuhecirces.itroberts;

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    pocketinsounlikelyaetohave

    suspis.thereisnothingsobadasisthefatherof

    allfaults.aaintobealiar,forhe

    hesitatetotellanyfalsehoodtoshelterhirohensequences

    ofafault.inyourcase,yousee,adeyouathief;

    andinsourder.however,

    lad,ifiveyoufreely.youhavebeenweak,andyourweaknesshas

    deyouaal;butithasbeenagainstyourohenall

    thisisover,iaylivetobe

    anandagoodcitize.”

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    beingengagedlohanusualinkingupanuerofatsfor

    oneofhiscustors.hehadethroughleadenhallstreet,andhad

    ehelaneade,when

    heheardafootstepbehindhihetuedhalfroundtoseewhowas

    follo,endousbloheheadh

    struckhieotheground.

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    heove;thereethinginhisuththat

    preventedhiroallingout,andhisheaduffledinacloak.

    hefelttooierhehearda

    voice,thatsoundedbelo,say,

    ”haveyougothi

    ”ihavegothillright,”anwhowas

    carryinghi

    thehatheestairs.

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    slightrattlingnoise,followedbyaregularsound.hewondered

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    andostsuffocated.theround

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    froheeffectsoftheblow.

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    shothatheanwhohad

    attaeinseghisar,believing

    thatthebloquietuntilhewassafe

    onboardship.ituchdifficultythathe

    ofreeoneofhishands,anditheasktoget

    ridoftheropealtogether.thecloakhisfad,

    feelingforhisknife,heovedit

    froisuth.helayquietforafeinutes,pantingfrois

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