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正文 第101节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    frightenedpeople,hgoodstheycarried,tolightersand

    shipsoredintheriver.

    thelinesofnpassingbucketshadlongsincebrokenup,itbeing

    tooevidentthattheireffortsoftheslightestavail.the

    helasttrength,and

    bersfarandwide.

    cyrilandhispanionshad,aftersatisfyingtheirfirstcuriosity,

    settotocarrydown

    theirgoodstotheerside.cyrileenand

    nieen,andhadgrooapoe

    hereveredfroheplague,groaly.he

    dohout

    difficulty.

    bysixoclock,hoedbytheirlabours,and

    captaindavesproposal,thattheyshouldgobadgetbreakfast

    andhaveaonceagreedto.

    atthistithegreaterpartoffishstreetes,the

    agnushadfallen,andtheflashadspreadtonyof

    thestreetsandalleysrunning.thehousesonthebridgewere

    blazing.

    ”her,ed,astheyentered.

    ”enwho

    theships.ineversahfigures.”

    ”ocarrytheirgoodsdootheer,

    nellie.theneerribleone.”

    ”thatotherandithewindowforhours

    afteryouleft,andtheedablaze.doyouthinkthat

    thereisanydangerofitsinghere”

    ”theestheotherinspiteof

    thatithinkthatthereisdaheheatissogreatthatthe

    housescatthisside,andeback,thatithad

    travelledeasthatifthe

    isatpresent,theyroyed.hoill

    haveaebreakfast,ofhwearesorelyin

    henalkoverhadbestbedone.”

    little.theapprenticeshadalreadybeen

    out,aedheyatthesestheyhadhat

    theyhaddifficultyinpreservingtheirusualquietandsubssive

    deanour.captaindavers.

    dotandnelliebothlookedpaleandanxious,andcyrilandjohn

    erribleseofdestruandthe

    iserytheyhadnessed.

    aindaveorderedtheapprentino

    aises.theyoputuptheshuttersat

    ondthentoaorders.

    ”doyouthinkterdo,cyril”hesaid,heboys

    hadlefttheroo

    ”ishouldsaythatyouhadcertaiergoonboardaship,

    captaihereistitovenoany

    thingstakenonboard,butiftheregeofhe

    flasedoeto

    saveanything.doyouknoaineiveyou”

    ”certainly;iknowofhalfadozen.”

    ”thenthefirstthingistosecureaboatbeforetheyarealltaken

    up.”

    ”iothestairsatonce.”

    ”thenishouldsay,john,youhadbettergooffhcaptaindave,

    and,assoonashehasarrangedeback

    toshore.lettheanlieoffireaforiftheflas

    ethisheres,andpeople

    stoptoasktotheybelong.itterstilltotakeone

    oftheapprehestairstillyouretu,

    aieuptoashiptill.”

    ”thathebestplan,”captaindavesaid.”now,wife,youand

    nellieandtheidhadbestsettooncepagupallyour

    bestaythinkstvaluable.we

    shallhaveti,ihope,tokenytrips.”

    ”reetahe

    fireiskinganyhisdire,”cyrilsaid.”ofurseif

    itsingsloetotakeaany

    things.andayeveitynotehereatall.”

    takiheapprentices,captaindaveandjohnatoarted

    fortheadehisward.

    already,peoplestofthe

    houses.soactedasiftheybelievedthatiftheytookthegoods

    outofthehousestheypilesofarticlesof

    allkindsalstblockedtheroad.ened

    .sostoodattheir

    doorsheirhandshelplessly;othersarting

    easthbundlesandboxes,occasionallylookingroundas

    iftobidfarees.nyofthenseedevenre

    nfusedandfrightehantheen,runninghitherandthither

    ingalst

    distraughthfearandgrief.

    cyrilhadnotgonefarhatthehousesonbothsidesof

    thestreet,atthefurtherend,es.hewas

    obligedtoadvanypeoplewere

    recklesslythrothewindardless

    oftheyghtfallupon,andhoutthoughtofhoheyo

    becarriedaonuntilclosetothefire,andstoodfora

    tiiheroarof

    theflas,thecragofheheavycrashesthat

    toldofthefallofroofsorbells,

    shouts,cries,andscrea.thefirespreadsteadily,buthnone

    oftherapidityhouseto

    houseohersideofthenflagration.thehouses,however,

    posedoffirst,

    andthefireetisashowerof

    tiles,andaburstofflas,shohatithadadvahere,

    heloionofthehouseillintact.

    ”isiting,cyril”s.dotasked,ued.

    ”itisingsteadily,”hesaid,”andbestoppedbynothing

    shortofaracle.ihelpyouinanyway”

    ”no,”shesaid;”anythingsaspossiblybe

    carried.itishatyourthingsareallatying,cyril,

    andbeyondtheriskofthisdanger.”

    ”itatteredlittleaboutthe”hesaid.”iuldhave

    replaoney.and

    nohefirstplace,ithetrunksandbundlesyouhave

    packeddoe.”

    assistedbytheapprentidnellie,cyrilgotallthethings

    doairs.

    ”hohink”

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