字体:大 中 小
护眼
关灯
上一章
目录
下一页
第45节 (第1/2页)
【】nddrilling,anddisciplining.ifhehadhis akeuslikearegintofline;asifthereuldbe anygoodincarryingoutallthatsortofthing,hfranc tireurs.hehadabouthalfofustogether,forthreeorfourdays; andigiveyouwasasbadasslavery.drill,drill, drill,frooingtillnight.iilyglad,itell you,ent.” ralphsaerable classhatdrillanddisciplineies,and thatitantoshoulderagunfor hiobeasoldier;soheeasilyavoidedargunt,bytuingthe subject.foraupleofhourstheychatted;andthen,asthefire enhadalreadylaiddoosleep,ralph suggestedthattheyshoulddothesa. ”ihesentriesfirst,hyou,ifyoulike,”he said. ”seheothersaid,ysentry,”and hepoioanstanding,tenpacesoff,leaningagainsta tree.”thenhavereinanhour beforeyoudidandiaotgoiheirstrengthby puttinghalfoftheuttochtheforest. ”no,no,iaoadvoyn.” ”goodnight,then,”ralphsaid,briefly,andheselfin hiscloak,andlaydown. ”edtothissortofthing,percy,”hewhispered tohisbrother,inenglish,”andidontlikeit.nowonderour fraheir discipline.” ”idontlikeiteither,ralph.theprussiansareadvang;andif thatfelloastenlesoff,theyareaslikely asnottobeonlytoinges.” ”her,percy.hoehaveno authorityoverthisfelloustkethebestofit,and hopethatforoncefollyhaveitsjustreward.” sosaying,theboysreinedsilentforthenight.butalthough sileheroftheleptchralphespecially,was stillverysore,andattispainful,hardlyclosedhiseyes.he toldhielfitheuldnothelplistening,h painfulattention. hadthenightbeenaquietone,hehavestrainedhisears; forashekhenyhourshehadpassedatnightupon guard,thehushissointehesegreatforeststhatone hearthefallofauntainstrealesahesnappingof atostthefallingofaleaf,chtheear.the night,hoherustleofthepineforestwould havedeadenedallsound,exceptanythingsharp,andnear. thesentrydidnotappearsilarlyiressedhthey foraraordinaryattention.heipallyoupiedin strugglingagainstld,anddron,he staedhisfoot,huedsnatchesofsongs,yahgreat vigor,andsookeepawohours;whenheroused theforduty,andlaydohagruntofrelief. atlast,afterkeepingawakeforhours,ralphdozedoff.howlong heslept,hekheofullwakefulnessbya toudoylewhisper: ”hist,sterralph,ivedoubtsthatth
上一章
目录
下一页