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正文 第83节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    beforeianyousaheoneedon

    ,andasiadoptedallthesaprecautionsyouhadtakenhyour

    n,hedidnotcatchit,anditdoairsone

    dayandfouhertslyingdeadithat

    hekneheyhadbeenill.”

    ”.ehasgone,youohear,sir.”

    ”iaorry,”thedoctorsaid;”butnooedtodie.he

    anandatrueanyrisks,and

    youee.”

    ”theonlyotherfriendsihave,.harveyandhisoutof

    toonthago,takingtheirservant.”

    ”yes;isathedaybeforeiakenill,”thedoctorsaid,

    ”andtoldthehatthenight

    safelybeved.theyseedveryiedinyou,andwerevery

    pleasedthatihadnotendingyou,and

    thatyou,andwould,erelong,be

    yourselfagain.ihopetingtotheendofitnow,lad.as

    theplaguetravelseastitabatesinthe,ausfor

    thelastortality.thereis

    nofurthereastforittogonohatinanotherfew

    selfout.hroughoctober,and

    ylookforldherbeforelong.”

    ”ishouldthinkthatiatrongenoughtobeusefulagainnow,sir.”

    ”idontthinkyouarestrongenough,andiaureishallnotgive

    youleavetodoso,”thedoctorsaid.”ihardlysayhowfara

    firstattackisaproteagainstasend,forthereveries

    havebeensofeeansofknothere

    certainlyhavebeencasesafirst

    attaentistooseveretobe

    ghtoreessentialthatyou

    shouldrunnoriskofiionthanithat

    youarestillveryfarfr,andyourdutynohe

    firstplace,tainyourhealth.ishouldsaygetonboardahoy

    andgotoyaruth.aore

    goodthansixnthshere.butitisuselesstogiveyouthatadvice,

    because,inthefirstplaoshippiheriver,and,

    evenifyouuldgetdoouthbyroad,nooneeive

    you.still,thatisyselfassoonasiuldget

    aycase,ihavedutieshere.”

    ”but,doctor,esurelyappliestoyourselfalso”

    cyrilsaid,ile.

    ”iknoouredly,”andexpectedit,but

    itisnotforadoen;he

    hasadoptedavocationinongthe

    si,

    andif,asinthepresentcase,hedopracticallynothingelse,

    tosetthenexaleofcalessandfearlessness.still,fora

    ti,atanyrate,ishallbeabletogoohouseswhere

    theplagueisraging.tisrethananthsinceyouured,

    yetyouarestillareshadouchharder

    fighty,andotyethout

    shelp.therefore,itnightorthree

    beforeiseepatients,andgerbeforeishallhave

    strengthtovisitthentheirhouses.bythattiitrustthatthe

    plaguelyabated.thus,yousee,ishallnotbe

    e.thosewho

    ehereareseldolaguestri.theyeforother

    ailnts,orbecausetheyfeelunitshould

    bethebeginningofanattack;butoflateihavehadveryfee

    here.patientsarestlyoftheddleclass,andthesehave

    eitherfledorfallenviselves

    upintheirhouseslikefortresses,andnothingpttheo

    issueabroad.therefore,iexpectthatishallhavenaughttodobut

    togaihagain.ehereheoftener

    thebetter.ionisthebestdieforbothofus,andas

    soonasiiany

    astoryoftheseathatthissad

    city.bringhitis;heisafellohe

    talkofsailorssossalsttoactasa

    tonic.”

    isedtoretuonthefollowing

    evening.hesaid,hohathe

    ayhi

    ”heneverleavesthehouseunlessianit.hensidershielfon

    duty;andalthough,asitellhithereislittlefearofanyone

    breakingin,seeinghoanyhousesuore

    portablegoodsareetyaed,heholdstohispurpose,

    sayingthat,evenpty,it

    asainincharge.”

    ”eyourself,cyril.ifgetthisoldchdogout

    ist.”

    ”ishallbeverygladtoe,doehangsheavilyon

    hands.johnwilkesspendshourseverydayinrubbing

    decks,ashecallsit,andtherearebutfehehouse.”

    ”astothat,ifuishyou,ando

    theshelvesthere,andchooseforyourself.”

    ”thankyouverydeed,sir.bute

    ihavereadbutfeyreading

    irelyfrench.”

    ”thentakeshakespeare.iholdhisingstobethefiinour

    tongue.iknonearlybyheart,forthereisscarevening

    detthe

    ydaysherenkeep

    froleep.tisabulkyvolu,butdohatdisurage

    you;itisfullof,andofsucethatyouwill

    oftenfindithardtolayitdoayihavetions,and

    ,sotaketheohatuppershelf,andkeep

    it.thereisbutlittlediffereween

    thebutigenerallyusetheother,andhaveetolookuponitas

    afriend.”

    ”nay,sir,iakeitasaloan.”

    ”youping

    one.”

    henehangheavyonhishands.it

    seedtohiashesatatthehataneorld

    opeohihislifehadbeelypractie.hehad

    studiedhardinfrandehad

    beeintheopenair.ith

    usent,aains

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