第65节

  【】farashisbrotheruldsee,injustthesastateas

  before:sotistalkingtohielf,indisedsentences;

  sotisravingagininghielfrepeatingtheses

  throughe.

  atothegoveor;

  andohetable,

  andokinginasllstudy.and

  vinoy.gerordiallybythehand;

  presentedhiotheenerals,andaskedhiotakeacigar,

  andsitdown.

  ”generalsducrotandvinoyaresurprised,isee,atyour

  appearanaptainbarclay,”gerochubegan.

  ”bytheself,”youareinthegazette,this

  ing,ascaptain.”

  ralphbohanks.

  ”nothanksaredueatall,captainbarclay,”theoldveteransaid.

  ”youhaveotion;aawhospeaksof

  you,iysay,inthehighesttertellsthatheprosedyou

  thestep,ifyougotin.isaythat,herhehaddone

  sooot,ishouldhavegivenittoyou.

  ”butiare

  surprisedasiaselfatyourappearance.gaetta,inhis

  letter,theexpressionyoungoffiehesaid,

  theseyoungofficershavegreatlydistinguishedtheelves,and

  havegaihecrossofthelegionofhonor;andagainhesays,

  theseyoungofficershavevoluocarrydispatches.

  ”naturally,friendsan;andhaving

  onlyseenyouforaninstantlastnight,andnothavingobserved

  yourfeatures,specially,ihatiingayounger

  n.

  ”yousee,”hesaid,ile,”euand

  gaettasere

  lad;butoeroyourself.”

  ralphhadflushedeofthisspeech.

  ”istapologizeverygreatly,general,”hesaid,he

  goveorofparisstopped;”forthestakeiscertainlydueto

  ofulness.”

  hishearerslookedsurprised.

  ”isleptuntilfiveokthisafteoon,”ralphntinued;

  ”ooapoethatthedoctoryoukindly

  sentusgave.sihoughtshavebeeirelygiven

  tobrother;ahoughtofsingularappearanever

  enterednd.ihavebeesoaustodinthefee

  ilefttourstothisbeard,stache,andhair,thatinever

  thoughtoftheforant.hadithoughtofit,iuldnot

  havepresentedselfbeforeyou,thisevening;forishouldnot

  havepresudtodoso,istate;andite

  sohoursofhardalittlepain,befetridof

  theortheyarefastenedonakerswaxand,ifear,

  eoff,houttakingansiderableportionofskin

  .”

  thethreegeneralslaughedheartilyatralphsapology,andtheir

  oistake;andgeroafull

  atof,hehadseen,and

  infortionhehadgainedsitours.ralphtoldthestory

  unaffeendation

  froislisteners.

  ”yourstanatterochusaid;”wherehadyou

  lastbeen,beforethat”

  ”agernprison,”ralph

  answered.

  thegeneralsalllaughed.

  ”youareadventurousfelleneralvinoy

  said.”hotaken,andhoout”

  ralphagaintoldhisstory.

  ”youareolhands,youbarclays,”generalducrotsaid.”howdid

  yougetssionsfirstthepolyteic,orsaint

  cyr”

  ”no,general,”ralphsaid,destly,”ages.we

  ssionsandthecrossofthelegioninthevosges,as

  franctireurs.”

  ”intlesharply.”they

  havenotdoneanyverygreatthings,thefranctireurs.”

  ”ireursofdijon,”ralphsaid,alittle

  proudly.”esbeatsuperiorforces.weblehe

  bridgeofthevesouze;andshouldhaveblohetunnelof

  savee,haditnotbeenfortreachery.”

  ”yes,yes,”gerochusaid;”ireergaettahasonceor

  tentionedyourrps,especially.yousee,uch

  froutside.

  ”letushearoftheaffairsyouhaventioned.youratwill

  giveusabetterideaofthestateofthings,inthevosges,than

  fiftydispatcheswoulddo.”

  thusasked,ralphgaveana

  thedaytheyarrivedinthevosges,tothedayhehadleft

  theeducedtoafourthoftheirinalstrength.thethree

  generalssataheircigarswhilehespoke,asking

  questionsoasionally.

  ”verygood,”gerochusaid,heother

  generalsrdiallyassented.

  ”buthoeyoutospeakgernsorochuasked;

  ”andhoyouuoodtheenglishinheofficer

  spoke,atsavee”

  ”ultaneous

  startofsurprise.”thatistosay,ouationalityisenglish,

  thoughheranoffitheenglish

  ararriedafrenchlady,and

  settledinfrane.edpartlyin

  england,gerny,andfrahathethreelanguages

  nearlyequallywell.”

  ”alstsorry

  thatyouarenotfrench;foryoutoanyuntry.

  ”aobegoingtobed,”andhedre

  hise,itisoneokihadwasso

  late.goodnight.

  

  brotherurallyoupyyourattention,andcare.itrust

  thatishallsoonheargoodne.”

  ”goodnight,captainbarclay,”theeneralssaid,rdially,

  eachgivinghiheirhands;andralphdehishedark

  streetsforthereohishotel.

  he;andfoundthat,ifnot

  decidedlybetter,heleastersof

  charity,,saidthatthedoctorshadspoken

  hopefullyattheirlastvisit.ralphhadinteositupall

  night,butthenursesassuredhihatheuldbeofnouse,

  ever;andihathehanuseless,ashis

  preseedpercy.theytheelvesch,by

  tus.

  aglyralphillfelttheeffectsoftheld

  iersionofftobedandinspiteofthelatehourath

  hehadriseninutessoundasleep.

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