On Foreign
On Foreign Service; Or, The Santa Cruz Revolution
作者：Jeans, T. T. (Thomas Tendron); Rainey, W. (William), 1852-1936 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：34
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共 34 题- On Foreign Service
- Or, The Santa Cruz Revolution
- BY
- STAFF SURGEON T. T. JEANS, R.N.
- CHAP.
- Mr. Bostock takes Command
- The effect of the Shell
- Scrambling down the Mountain Side
- I do actually believe he enjoyed it.
- I had seen him, the one who'd been so startled when I went in.
- I bothered him to get one in case anything happened.
- I wished he'd have let me go with him.
- It struck me that possibly they were writing their 'wills.'
- I sweated like a pig.
- I expect he was right.
- I got very red in the face, and then came to the part,
- I pretended I did see it.
- I thought it would interest Wilson, so I read it to him.
- I had some inkling of what had happened.
- I did get used to it in time.
- I heard a crash and a noise of breaking branches. 'What's that, Gerald?'
- I told him he had been taken on board the _Hector_.
- I felt rather sick, and looked round. Seymour was on his knees.
- I went cold all over.
- I hadn't really noticed the flag--I'd been much too nervous.
- I could hardly bear to look at Gerald.
- I simply buried my face in his monkey-jacket and sobbed and sobbed.
- I told him about my boots.
- I rather guessed that that was the trouble.
- I knew he meant to cut Gerald open.
- I simply hugged his thin old hand.
- He smiled again, 'Good little chaps!'
- I have not much more to tell you.
- I stayed to lunch with him, and we talked about Gerald.