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正文 第29节 文 / [英]Arthur Conan Doyle/阿瑟·柯南·道尔

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    goodday,lonelgerard.

    goodday,rshal.

    hohethirdofhussars

    sevenhundredinparablenuponsevenhundredexcellenthorses.

    andyourheyhealed

    arshal,ianswered.

    andwhy

    becauseihavealwaysnewones.

    generalrappstlooktohislaurels,saidhe,hisfaysbullets,andasnyfroarreysknivesandprobes.knohatyou,lonel,ihavesparedyouoflate.

    estofall.

    tut,tutsinissprisonntatdartor.butnoheeveofa.

    e

    ire.

    faay.yetohislandoffogsiuldhavesobbedasithoughtofit.

    ovetheking.

    fored.

    heshookhisgrizzledhead.

    thelinesarenottobefororenthanionths.thereisnotapoundofflofustretire.

    thereareflouranded.

    tut,youspeakasifanaruldentofhussars.ifsoultenbuthee.isentforyou,hoportantexpeditioopladeryourdire.

    ipriagihershalunrolledagreatpoftheuntryandspreaditupoable.heflatteouthhislittle,hairyhands.

    thisissantarehesaidpointing.

    inodded.

    ailestotheeast,isalixal,ousabbey.

    againinodded;iuldnotthinking.

    haveyouheardofthershalllefleursaskedssena.

    ihaveservede.

    itisbutthehs,itetotellyouabouthiheisanenglishn,andanofgoodbreeding.itisonaahattheyhavegivenhiistitle.ianatalixal.

    yes,rshal.

    andtohanghiotheree.

    certainly,rshal.

    ituedbrisklyuponheels,butssenarecalledbeforeiuldreachtheopeningofhistent.

    o,lonel,saidhe;youhadbestleahoattersstandbeforeyoustart.youstknoeisalexisrgan,isanreatiyandbravery.hey.insatheredanuerofenglishdesertersroundhindtooktotheuntains.fren,andhefoutheheadoffivehundredn.eixal,sentthenksabouttheirbusiness,fortifiedthepladgatheredintheplunderofalltheuntryround.

    foreheakingohedoor.

    oantcriedthershal,slingatiatieheainsbehind.onlylastaninspain,kingjosephsurttovisithergrandson.sheisnoheabbey,andisonlyprotectedbyher

    grandtherhood,isuggested.

    herpo,saidssena.youhavethreessions,then:torescuethisunfortunatelady;topunishthisvillain;and,ifpossible,tobreakupthisands.itplishallthis.

    yearsithoughtthatishouldhavehadregintattheleast.

    iore,saidhe,butinportanan.youeatabralaterthantorro.

    itplintarythatheshouldratepobarrassing.ian,andtobreakupabandoffivehundredassassinsallen.butafterall,thefiftyn.asiynfideneixal.

    youybesurethatididnottakefiftynathaphazard.theyahestofthent,fordupinfours,allinsilvergreyanduponuthorses,yheartbeathighatthesight.iuldnotlookattheiroustachesledovertheirstraps,houtfeelingaglothatthatlyhoheyfeltheysaheiryounglonelonhisgreatblacktheirhead.

    yflankers,keepingoainbody.lookingba,y,ovedhisregintsintopositionfortheirretreat.tothesouthlaythesokeoke,edtoourpoorstarvingfelloellofseethingcakettles.aothelayacurveofblueseafleckedhtheesailsoftheenglishships.

    youandthatasotheeast,ourroadla

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