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www.192.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.tweravelsandvoyages.hehad
neversochasdreaofabooklikethis,andforthefew
dayshedevoureditspages.
”youarenotlookingsoabruptly
oneday.
”iaoingnothingbutreadingshakespeare,doctor.”
”thenyouaredoingwrong,lad.youwillneverbuildyourselfup
unlessyoutakeexercise.”
”thestreetsaresolancholy,doctor,andi
retusickatheartandinlos.”
”thatiething,”andhe
satforahenhesaidsuddenly,”doyou
uandtheofaboat”
”yes,doctor;itygreatestpleasureatdunkirktobeouth
thefishern.”
”thathen.godooheriverside.thereare
hundredsofboatslyingidlethere,fortherearenopassengersand
notrade,andhalfoftheiroe
nthere;havingnothiodo,so.say
youonthsortobuyone.you
oneforafeonehasailas
thefirstthingafterbreakfast,andgoupor
doaysuit.takesobreadandat
e.thenyouspendyour
eveningsyselfedoakea
sailetis.thathelourbatoyour
cheeks,andkeaneanofyou.hatihadthoughtofit
before”
cyriledhtheidea,and,goingdooblackfriars,
boughtahasailforapound.itsohe
leaedheedthebargainhout
difficulty,forsheoststarving.
”ihaveboughtit,”hesaid,”becauseitybethatiygetit
dagedorsunk;butioforsixonths,and
attheendofthattiiyoubackagain.assoonasthe
plagueisovertheres,andyouo
letit,ortosellitatafairprice.”
john
hehaddone.
”thatistheverythingforyou,”hesaid.”ihavebeenathickhead
nottothinkofit.ihavebeeseeing
yousitthereanddonothingbutread,ahereseednothing
elseforyoutodo,forteireetsisenoughtiveoheheartache.ybeiforasailhyou
selfsotis,forthereisnofearofthehousebeingbrokeninto
bydaylight.”
”notintheslightest,john.ihopethatyoueoute
alyself,andbesides,idont
thinkthatiatrongenoughyettonageapairofscullsfor
long,areoccasionallyonhavingtorothe
tide.evenifthehappened,andanyonedidbreakinandcarry
offafesurecaptaindavebleatthe
losseoutao
heboat,yhealthssake.”
”thathe,”johnsaidheartily;”notiftheystrippedthe
houseandshopofeverythingthere.”
chapterxviii
astrokeofgoodfortune
havingfinallydisposedofjohnoleavingthe
housedurii,cyrilthehevery
day.ifthetidee
doheebb.ifittheydo
.heheyhoistedthe
sail;atothertis,theyroheexercise,
soondidtheirfirstuldonlytakeonescull,and
thatonlyforashortti,butattheendofafhto
hforati,ortorohoneforhours.thefeelingof
lassitudepassedahelour
usclesstrengthened,andhebeganto
putonflesh.
theyber,andneededgarntshe
pletelyfflinghiphey
hoistedthesail;butthelderup,andhewas
ofteninedtoshouthpleasureastheheboat
alongbeforeit.
itoknohatbythege.in
theober3rdthedeathsofficiallygivenwere4,328,
thoughatleastahousandstbeaddedtothis,freat
nuersofdeathsfroheplaguedooothercauses,and
veryny,especiallythoseofinfaall.it
anypeopleedasever,butthatthe
virulehediseaseed,andthat,
scareofthoseattackedrevered,inoctoberbutoof
everythreediedofthelady.
inthesendberofdeathsbytheplaguewas
but2,665,andonly1,250ihirdbers
illattacked.people,hoareless,andran
unnecessaryrisks,and,innsequehefirstber
thenuerofdeathsroseby400.afterthisitdecreasedrapidly,
andthepeopleebackagainthereso
becauseithadhat
therehadspentitsforce,than
inplaceshadbutlatelybrokenout.theshopsbegantoopen
again,areetstoreassutheirforrappearance.
cyrilhadestocaptaindohow
ttersber,hearingthattheywere
thinkingofretuiodoso.
”nyofthoseuedhavefallensiddied,”he
said.”itseetobutauselessriskoflife,aftertakingso
chpainstoavoidiion,tohurrybackbeforethedangerhas
altogetherpassed.inyourcase,captaihereistheless
reasonforit,sihereisnolikelihoodoftheshippingtrade
beingrenehepresent.alltheportsofeuropeareclosedto
ourships,anditisliketobealongtibeforetheylosefearof
us.eveingtradeislostforthepresent.therefore,
advieweeks.allis
goingoingquitestrongagain,and,bythe
ordersofthedoouthjohndailyforalongrow,andhave
gainedefitfrot.johnsendshisrespects.hesaysthat
everythingisshipshapeaboveandbelohecraftholdingwell
ohinkofretuingatpresent,
andsaysthatitanship,asforacaptainwhohas
deagoodoffinginagale,andhasplentyofsearootorun
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