Conscript: A
The Conscript: A Story of the French war of 1813
作者：Erckmann-Chatrian
体例：题 章数：54
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章节目录
共 54 题- Produced by Al Haines
- HISTORICAL ROMANCES OF FRANCE
- THE CONSCRIPT
- A STORY OF THE FRENCH WAR OF 1813
- TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF
- ERCKMANN-CHATRIAN
- ILLUSTRATED
- CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
- NEW YORK :::::::::::::::::::::: 1911
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- INTRODUCTORY NOTE
- THE STORY OF A CONSCRIPT
- II
- I knew not what to say.
- I was all confusion.
- III
- IV
- I ran from the place; I wanted to know nothing about it.
- I tried to answer, but she kept on:
- VI
- I hastened to pass by him, when he cried:
- I did so, even to my shirt. The others looked on.
- I thought myself saved, when Monsieur the Sub-Prefect asked:
- I took up my coat in despair.
- VII
- I wept no longer.
- VIII
- I was obliged to take a glass of brandy with her; then she said:
- I called out in the alley:
- IX
- But this did not last long; for suddenly Klipfel exclaimed, "Touched!"
- XI
- I turned quietly, and said:
- XII
- I had yet heard nothing of this, and replied, respectfully:
- I looked forward, and saw a mass of Russians coming down upon us.
- XIII
- I did not know what he meant.
- XIV
- I fell once more senseless to the ground.
- XV
- I could have embraced Zimmer for these words; but I said:
- XVI
- I knew afterward, that those students were members of the _Tugend-bund_.
- XVII
- I was too fatigued to sleep at once, and for an hour lay awake.
- XVIII
- XIX
- I made no reply.
- As we went through the village street, Zebede said, "You have bread?"
- XX
- I touched his arm; he looked sadly and kindly at me.
- XXI
- XXII