Blockade of
The Blockade of Phalsburg: An Episode of the End of the Empire
作者：Erckmann-Chatrian
体例：题 章数：105
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共 105 题- Produced by Al Haines
- HISTORICAL ROMANCES OF FRANCE
- THE BLOCKADE OF PHALSBURG
- AN EPISODE OF THE END OF THE EMPIRE
- TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF
- ERCKMANN-CHATRIAN
- ILLUSTRATED
- CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
- NEW YORK::::::::::::::::::::::1911
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- INTRODUCTORY NOTE
- THE BLOCKADE:
- AN EPISODE OF
- THE END OF THE EMPIRE
- FATHER MOSES AND HIS FAMILY
- II
- FATHER MOSES'S SPECULATION
- III
- A CIRCUMCISION FEAST
- I asked Sorle to bring the corkscrew.
- I stood leaning down with my hand on the stone, and thought:
- IV
- FATHER MOSES COMPELLED TO BEAR ARMS
- I saw several looking askance at Kalmes Levy, and I whispered to him:
- And I answered: "It is the Lord's will."
- I could not smile at his pleasantries, and he said:
- I was pleased, in spite of it all, and began to cough.
- FATHER MOSES RECEIVES WELCOME NEWS
- VI
- A DISAGREEABLE GUEST
- I went out.
- I repeated:
- I was going into the kitchen, when Sorle appeared and said:
- I thought to myself: "It is the sergeant," and I listened.
- I could have thrown the bottle at his head.
- VII
- SERGEANT TRUBERT IN A NEW LIGHT
- I gave him my hand.
- VIII
- FATHER MOSES'S FIRST ENCOUNTER
- I was very pale as I thought of all this.
- I turned and saw our sergeant.
- IX
- APPROACH OF THE ENEMY
- I stood and looked.
- Then he turned toward the half-moon and asked, "News! What is it?"
- I saw my ruin at hand--the destruction of my hopes.
- I shed a few tears, and neither Sorle nor Safel would comfort me.
- I was so much moved that I gave him both my hands.
- AN ENGAGEMENT WITH THE COSSACKS
- Somebody said: "Come in!"
- I understood at once that he wanted to escape, and was enraged.
- XI
- FATHER MOSES RETURNS IN TRIUMPH
- I learned these things afterward.
- XII
- THE ENEMY REPULSED
- I felt my back turn cold, as if I had been one of them.
- I was waiting for them above.
- I wanted to embrace him. He laughed and squeezed my hand.
- XIII
- A DESERTER CAPTURED
- I can't help trembling as I think of it now after thirty years.
- The lieutenant said to him, "Lock up this man!"
- XIV
- BURGUET'S VISIT TO THE DESERTER
- XV
- TRIAL OF THE DESERTER
- I was overwhelmed by the thought.
- I had taken Burguet by the arm, my eyes full of tears.
- I saw his eyes sparkle.
- I gave him ten francs. The deserter tried to thank me.
- XVI
- A SORTIE OF THE GARRISON
- I rose softly. Sorle sleepily asked me: "What is it, Moses?"
- As the sergeant passed I called to him from the distance, "Sergeant!"
- I took the miniature and examined it.
- I looked at him; he was very pale, and his cheeks shook with anger.
- XVII
- FAMINE AND FEVER
- I would laugh, but Sorle knew very well what I was thinking.
- I was so moved by this, that I went to him and took his hand, saying:
- XVIII
- DEATH OF LITTLE DAVID
- I listened, and Sorle said to me:
- But Zeffen cried out incessantly, "My poor child!"
- I ran to get my cloak, and went down, thinking to myself:
- I was already running in the street.
- I could not restrain my sobs.
- I said nothing.
- I did not know what he said; I paid no attention to him.
- I walked the room. Without they were crying "Fire! Fire!"
- I remained alone, and I heard them go down, leading away my daughter.
- I covered my head without answering him.
- XIX
- THE PASSOVER
- I went home, completely upset.
- XX
- PEACE
- He started up, and shouted in a piercing voice: "_Vive l'Empereur!_"
- He went out at once, exclaiming in a hoarse voice, "Good-by! Farewell!"
- I saw him go into his room at the end of the little passage.
- Then he exclaimed, "It is our sergeant!"
- XXI
- I love them all alike, Fritz, and I say of them, like Jacob: