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正文 第94节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    fortyfourhoursthegalentihehenfell

    sothesaquarter.two

    dayslateritveeredroundtothesouth,andshortlyafterwards

    theenglishfleetuldbeseeningoutpastthepoint.assoonas

    theydidsotheyheadedeastward.

    ”theyaregoingouttoetthedutch,”sydneysaid,astheyched

    theshipsfrohecliffs,”thehavearrivedthattheir

    fleethasputouttosea.”

    ”thenayas,sydheyer

    thanhisisblolyforusto

    carrychsail.”

    theyhurriedonboard.aquarterofanhourlaterthefanfanput

    outfroheharbour.thegeofausedanuglycrosssea

    andtheyachtdebadherofit,theantlywashing

    overherdecks,butbeforetheyaken

    sooftheslohefleet.theseaas

    theyheldon,fortheyeextent,shelteredbythe

    ast.

    inashortticyrilrandoothewheresydneywaslying

    ill.

    ”theadralhasgiventhesignaltoanchor,andtheleadingships

    arealreadybringingup.heshoreas

    hhtdraughtheothers,

    andshallbeinparativelysother.”

    beforeduskthefleetanchor,htheexceptionoftwoor

    threeofthefastestfrigates,ontoendeavourto

    obtainsoney.

    chapterxx

    thefightoffdunkirk

    assoonasthefanfanhadbeenbroughttoananchortheboatwas

    loiralsship.

    alberleadehisreporttohi

    ”veryake

    youofsouse.keepyourcraftclosetousto

    knoe.”

    ”iairylordduke.ihadthehonourofeting

    youfirstatthefireinthesavoy,andprincerupertafterwardswas

    goodenoughtopresenttoyou.”

    ”yes,yes,ireer.andit

    thefireshipatlooft.youhavebegunwellindeed,youngsir,

    andareliketohavefurtheropportunitiesofshowingyourbravery.”

    cyrilbohen,goingdohesidetohisboat,retuedto

    thefanfasother,andsydneyhad

    eupondeckagain.

    ”youheardnoch,isuppose,cyril”

    ”no;iaskedayoungofficerasilefttheship,andhesaidthat,so

    farashekneein,

    beforetheadralsailedfrohedohateverythingwasready

    forsea,andthatorderstoput

    out.”

    ”itisrathertobehopedthattheyputoutforawo

    days,”sydneysaid.”thatetorejoinh

    hissquadron.theu,andishould

    think,assoonastheyhearinlondonthatthedutchareonthepoint

    ofputtingout,andalberlehassailed,theyorders

    tojoinusatonce.sixtysail,heysay

    thatthedutchhaveoveiy,ooheavyoddsagainstus

    tobepleasant.”

    ”ishouldthinkthedukeesup.”

    ”idontthinkheifhefindsthedutear.all

    saythatheisover,andapttodespisethedutuch.

    anyhoightnotattack

    uhedutchbeginit,ifeelsurehe

    the”

    theingearly,thebristateuing

    froheeast.shehadtobeatherheteethofthewind,

    but,elesaokeo

    dartoutfroerside,alytheboofaheavygunwas

    heard.againandagainshefired,andthesignaloodtobe

    anotificationthatshehadseech.thesignalforthe

    enofeonboardonuptothe

    stheadoftheflagship,folloherforthefleettobe

    preparedtoainban,ofthebristol,on

    boardassoonashisshipetheboatswere

    seentoputoff,andasthecaptainsreachedtheirrespectiveships

    thesignaltoed.

    thishaburstofcheeringthroughoutthefleet,and

    allfeltthatitsighattheyeetthedutch.the

    fanfanenofuptheir

    heavyanchors,and,sailingout,tackedbackil

    thefleetoldtheboatsoplaceher

    hiheflagshiponherherquarter.

    aftertadeout,anchoredoff

    dunkirk.thebluesquadron,undersirberkley,ledtheway,

    theredsquadron,uheduke,following.

    ”ianintheshthelead,”theboatso

    cyril.”thereareverybadsandsoffdunkirk,andthoughightget

    overthehebigshipsakeground,andiftheydid

    soindeed.”

    ”inthatcase,slackoutthesheetalittle,andtakeup

    ourpostontheiral,sothato

    hiferfailing.”

    thetopsailed,andthefanfan,

    craftinparativelysothiralsflagship.

    ”shalliorderhiack,yrace”thecaptainaskedangrily.

    alberlelookedatthefanfaively.

    ”theyhavegotansounding,”hesaid.”itisaion.

    theyoungfellondknoheisdoing.tohave

    beentakingthesacare.seeheistakingdoopsailagain.

    setanofficertochtheyacht,andiftheysignal,goaboutat

    once.”

    thesoundingsntinuedforashorttiatsixfatho,when

    suddenlythenattheleadcalledoutsharply,

    ”threefatho”

    e”two

    fatho”hauleddoheflagandstoodhe

    boatsothetiller,atoncepusheditoverto

    starboard,andbroughttheyachtupintotheyrilheardorders

    shoutedonboardtheflagship,andsaesweepinground.a

    ntlaterhersailsen,ered

    roundtheguns,quioughinhaulingtheyardsacross,

    and,tohisdisy,hesaaintopstbend,andthengoover

    thesideeit

    seedasiftheothertopstwouldalsogo.

    ”runheralongsidehinhailingdistance,”cyrilsaidtothe

    boatsheyw

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