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正文 第92节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    eyourlifeioftheprofligateking”

    ”certainlynot,”cyrilsaideaestly.”assoonasthewarisoveri

    shallretutoupadandtakeupresidehere.ihavelived

    toohardalifetocarefaietiesofurt,stilllessofa

    urtlikethatofkingcharles.ishalltravelforawhileineurope

    ifthereisagenuinepeace.ihavelosttheopportunityof

    pletioooldnoogotoeitherofthe

    uies.nottoooldperhaps;butihaveseentoochofthe

    hardsideoflifetoongthosewho,no

    olderthanself,arestillasboysintheirfeelings.thebest

    thing,therefore,asitseeto,otravel,andperhaps

    tospendayearreatuiesabroad.”

    ”thetterisr.harveysaid.”youare

    assuredlyyouosettledoead,andwillreap

    chadvantagefropeakingfrend

    ygreatlyaidyouinkingyourtravelsusefultoyou.ihaveno

    fearofyourfallingintopopisherror,sircyril;butifwishes

    haveanyhyouiochoosetheschoolsof

    leydenorhaarleshouldyouenterafnuy,forthey

    tuoutleaednandgooddivines.”

    ”r.harvey,andshould

    eventssotuoutthatiterohefnuies,

    itshallbeohoseyounathatis,shoulderthiswar

    isended,eintopeacefulrelationshthedutch.”

    beforeleavingtheearls,cyrilhadprosedfaithfullythathe

    uthitherhsydney,andagly,attheendofthe

    fht,herodebackthere,and,threeer,

    joueyeduptolondonily.

    itiddleofrchheyreachedlondohad

    eupadayorthefleet,

    beingfittedoutihaste.thefrenchhadnoerhesitating

    allthroughtheer,declaredus,anditain

    thatheirfleetashatofthedutchtope

    h.callinguponprincerupertonthedayhearrived,cyrilleat

    thatthefleetonthsti.

    ”herjoinatonce,oruntiligoonboard”the

    princeasked.

    ”iherjoinatonce,sir.ihavenobusiodoin

    london,aakeanapartntwheni

    aoleavesosoon;therefore,ifibeofanyuse,iwould

    gladlyjoinatonce.”

    ”youheprincesaid,”butassuredly

    youuldbeofuseincarryingssages,aingknow

    frequently,froouroattersaregoingon.iheard

    yesterdaythatthefanfanis.youshalltakethe

    ndofher.itertotheboats

    presentincharge,sayingthatihaveplacedherwhollyunderyour

    orders.you

    orrowiwillhavea

    letterpreparedforyou,addressedtoallands

    ioacquaintyou,whensoeveryoonboard,attershavebeenpushed

    fiveyoualistofallthingslag.then,tea

    e,or,shouldtherebe

    aed

    ssenger..pepys,thesecretary,isadiligentandhardw

    n,buthearlesopusheshibr >

    thatithinktheesquadrogetafairshareof

    attention;butifiay

    succeediingisnecessarydone.”

    biddingfareily,andthankinghiorhis

    kindness,of

    allthathadhappenedsiheyt.theingheearly

    toprinceruperts,receivedthetters,androdedoo

    chathathen,sendingthehorsesbackbyhisservant,o

    taketheotheearlsstable,heyil

    hisretu,cyrilonthhe

    all,but

    veryfortable.thecrerongone,fortheyachtrowed

    takegressevenhouther

    sails.heedonbyhisservant,uedassoonashe

    hadleftthehorsesintheearlsstables;hisokingwasdonefor

    hintheyachtsgalley.onoccasions,asthetidesuited,he

    eithersaileduptolondonieoon,gavehisreporttothe

    prieintheevening,andsheeessbydaybreak,or

    hesailedupatnight,saheprinceassoonasherose,and

    retuedatonce.

    theprinthathis

    reports,as,inhishand,heuld

    offattheadraltyhvagueassurances.everydayone

    orreshipsouttojointhefleetthatheringinthe

    dopany

    hthelastvesseloftheesquadron,andthereagaintookup

    hisquartersonboardthehea,thefanfanbeinganchored

    hardbyinchargeoftheboatswain.

    onthe23rd,theprince,arle,andagreat

    panyofnoblenalen,arrivedatdeal,andboard

    thefleet,ay1st,hor.

    lordoliphantongthevolunteersedohtheprince,

    and,asnyoftheentlenhadalsobeenonboardduringthe

    firstvoyage,cyrilfeltthatheongfriends,andhadnoneof

    thefeelingenessandisolationhehadbeforeexperienced.

    thepartyerryone.foruphefearof

    theplaguehadeitincreasedso

    terriblyinlondon,thatallthoughtitheblackdeath,

    spreadland,andthat,onceagain,halfthepopulationofthe

    untryghtbesortalityhadbeen,ithad

    beennfinedalsteolondonandsoofthegreattowns,

    andnohatithaddiedahese,thererelief

    innsnds,andallfeltthattheyhadpersonallyescapedfro

    terribleandiidahattheytofaceperileven

    greaterthanthatfroeyhadescapeddidnothe

    spiritsofthegentlenonboardprincerupertsship.tobekilled

    fightingfortheiruntryhthatnonefeared,

    indsofeventhebravest,ahorrorof

    deathbytheplague,panints.sail

    ...
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