第64节

  【】lockisit”heasked,heservaered.

  ”juststruckfive,sir.”

  ”ed.

  ”yes,sir.”

  ”ihaveslept,”ralphsaid,halaugh.”however,ifeelall

  rightagain,now.

  ”isbrotherup”

  ”no,sir,”thensaid.

  ”percy”ralphshouted,”itisfiveoclotheafteoo

  up.”

  ”theentlenisnotiroosir,”theservant

  said.

  ”ishenot”ralphsaid,puzzled.”ielysleepylast

  night,certainly;butnottoosleepy,ishouldhavethought,to

  havedeastakeaboutthat.ifeelsurehehe

  roo”

  ”hee

  toseeyoujustafteryougotintobedorderedhiobecarried

  aton,ihatheghtnotdisturbyou.

  hesaiditialthatyoushouldhaveyoursleepout,

  undisturbed.”

  ”butybrotherdisturb”ralphasked,anxiously.”is

  henotwell”

  ”no,sir,hehasgotfever.hehasbeencallingout,agreatdeal.

  hehasgott,aorhasbeenevery

  hour.”

  bythistiralphofbed.

  ”herearesoansaid,handingtheohi

  ”thelandlordthoughtyoueatonce,whenyouwoke;

  andorderedthreeorfoursuitsforyoutotry.”

  ralphseizedthefirstthatcatohand,andthreon.

  ”allparisy,last

  night,sir.therehavebeenhundredsofpeopleheretocall.”

  ralphdidnotevenhearwassaid.

  ”ohiatonce.”

  theservantledralphalongapassageandstoppedatadoor,at

  ercyopehedoor.

  ”thisistheentlen.”

  thesisteropehedoorforralphtoenter.

  ”heisquietnopassioone.

  ralph.percylayinthebed,hhishead

  surroundedhiewasflushed,andhiseyeswild.he

  ovinguneasilyabout,talkingtohielf.

  ”itisthatsasterofit,”hettered.

  ”he,butisupposewe

  didnt.perhapshegotdoer,how

  uldhehavebetrayedusagain

  ”ihaveheardofliquidfire,butthatgotinto

  veins,sohoeadofblood.itellyou,ralph,itsno

  good.itstanditanylonger;butihat

  saster,first.letgetathi”andhedeaneffortto

  rise.

  thesistertriedtorestrainhibutsoviolents

  torisethatralphingdown

  hischeeksdoe

  quiet,thesisterforediebetweenhislipsralph

  holdinguphishead.

  ”shallispeaktohiralphasked.”heyknoyvoice.”

  ”betteot,sir,”thenursesaid,”it

  offagain.”

  ””ralphasked.

  ”hesaysitisbraihenursesaid.”heonlysaiditght

  besodays,beforethecrisisdthatheuldnotgive

  aohavehope.”

  ”thankgod,atleast,forthat”ralphsaid,eaestly.

  percy,tuinghisheadroundagain,caughtsightofralph.

  ”ah,thereisthatsasteragainifnooneelsewillhang

  hiiyself.letgetathi

  andheagaindedesperateeffortstogetoutofbed.

  ”youhadbettergo,sir,”ohesisterssaid,urgently.”the

  sightofyoukeshiogood.”

  seeingthatit;hisonly

  fortbeingthatperded,andlookedafter,

  asittobe.hehadselyretuedtohis

  rooerwasshownin.

  ”idaresayyouhardlyreer,”hesaid.”icaherehyou,

  lastnight.”

  ”iaerygladtoseeyouagain,andtothankyouforthetrouble

  youtook,”ralphsaid.”ioosleepytodoso,lastnight.”

  ”notatall,”theoffishereha

  ssagefrohegeneral,noodineh

  hiut,hearingofthestateofyourbrother,heuldnotaskyou

  toleavehiorsolongati;buthewouldbegladifyouwould

  etoseehiforanhour,thisevening.heoknowhow

  youopassthroughthegernlines;andhealsodesires

  tobeinford,asfarasyouation,ofthe

  nuerandpositionoftheene.

  ”orethananything,isthatthedispatches

  aredatedtheingofthethirteenthinstant;andyouwere

  pickedup,bythefarcey,upontheeveningofthesixteenth.it

  seeincrediblethatyoushouldhavedohedistand

  ogetthroughthegernlines,ii.onlyone

  otherssengerhasgh;andhisdispatchesorethan

  tendaysold,heyreachedus,andhadbeealledby

  sopigeons.youeerthananywehave

  received.”

  ”is,”ralph

  said;”onthefourteenthatlun,oeenthatversailles;

  andlastnightasyouknowhere.”

  ”istheinfortionbeforethegeneral,”theofficer

  said,halaugh.”itishalfpastsix,no

  seven.ateshallwesaynine”

  ”ihereatnine,”ralphsaid,”butthegeneralwill,i

  hope,ex,orfulldressofany

  kind.ihave,ofurse,nothinge.”

  ”gerodthat,”theofficersaid.

  ”goodbye.”

  ralphno.thedoctorhadjuste.he

  paniedbyanotherdi.ralphstoodby,i

  attentioorfeltpercyspulse,andaskedafew

  questionsoftheheythengavesoorders,andsaidthat

  freshdieshouldbesentin,inaquarterofanhour;andthat

  theyeinagain,attenok,toseehowhewasgoing

  on.

  ”,sir”ralphasked,asthedoe

  out.

  ”hehasasharpattackofbraihedoctorsaid,”butheis

  young,

  through.iotsayanythingforcertain,atpresenttillthe

  fevertakesatu,oherbutihavestronghopes.”

  ralphorderedsodiobesentuptohisrooforhebegan

  tobekeenlyaore

  thanteal,hesatin

  per,untilitetogotogerochus;keeping

  hielf,hoionsoastobehiddenbythe

  evideedthepatient.percy

  was,as

  ...

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