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TheyhappenedtobeatthestationontheirwaytoChalons.Thestation-masterhassentthemtowatchtheluggage-van,andtoseetothechangingoveroftheluggage.Nopassengeristogonearit,becausetherearespecialgovernmentstoresinthetrain."

3．Levisonspatontheground,andsaidsomethingunderhisbreath.IsupposedhewasangrywiththeFrenchrailways.

4．"

Isay,sir,"

saidtheMajor,"

haveyoueverseensuchclumsycarts?

andhepointedoutofthewindow.Ilookedandsawtwocountrycarts,eachwithfourstronghorses,thatwerestandingunderahedgeclosetothestation.

5．LevisonandItriedtogetnearourluggage,butthesoldiersrefusedtoletusgettooclose.Iwatchedmychestsliftedintothenewluggagevan.Isawnosignofgovernmentstores,andItoldtheMajorso.

6．"

Oh,they'

reclever,"

hereplied,"

veryclever.Itmaybetheempress'

sjewels,onlyatinypacket,perhaps,butstillnotdifficulttostealonanightsuchasthis."

7．Justthentherewasaloud,highwhistle,asifasignalhadbeengiven.Thehorsesinthetwocartsstartedoffatagallopandweresoonoutofsight.

8．ThreehourslaterwereachedLyonsandchangedtrainsforMarseilles.

9．"

Ishallhaveasleep,gentlemen,"

saidtheMajor."

Isupposethenextthingwillbetheboatbreakingdown."

10．"

Major,dopleasebequiet,"

saidhiswife.

11．Ifellasleepatlast,butagainmydreamswerebad.IimaginedIwasinacitywheretherewerenarrow,darkstreets.Iwasbeingwatchedfrombehindcurtainedwindows.Fourmenonhorsescameridingdownthestreet.Theywerewavingswords,andwereingtowardsme.IdreamedIhadonlyonehopeofsafety,andthatwastorepeatthewordsofmyletter-locks.Alreadythehorseswereontopofme.Icriedoutwithgreatdifficulty,"

Cotopaxo.Cotopaxo."

Aroughshakewokeme.ItwastheMajor.

12．"

You'

retalkinginyoursleep,"

hesaid."

Whydoyoutalkinyoursleep?

It'

sadangeroushabit."

13．"

WhatwasItalkingabout?

Iasked.

14．"

Someforeignnonsense,"

repliedtheMajor.

15．"

Greek,Ithink,"

saidLevison,"

butIcan'

tbesure."

16．WereachedMarseilles.Iwassohappytoseethewhitehousesandthealmondtrees.IshouldfeelsaferwhenIwasontheship,andmytreasurewithme.IhadnoticedthatonthatlongjourneyfromLyonsIhadbeenwatched.IhadneverfallenasleepwithoutwakingtofindeithertheMajor,orhiswife,orLevisonlookingatme.

17．Weagreedtokeeptogether,andstoodbyourluggagetryingtodecidewhichhoteltostayat.

18．"

HotelImperialisthebest,"

saidtheMajor.ButtheHotelImperialwasfull.

19．"

Oh,no,"

Theboatwillbethenextthingtofail."

20．Anditwas.Therehadbeenanaccidentwiththeboiler,anditwouldnotleaveuntilhalfanhouraftermidnight.

21．"

Whereshallwego?

Iasked."

Ourjourneyseemsveryunluckysofar.Let'

shavedinnertogether.Imustsendamessagefirst,butthenI'

mfreeuntilhalfpasteleven."

22．"

Iwilltakeyoutoasmall,butverygoodhoteldownbytheharbour,”"

saidLevison."

TheForeigners'

Hotel."

23．"

snotaverygoodplace,"

saidtheMajor,whoknewitwell.

24．"

Sir,"

saidMr.Levison,"

itisundernewmanagement,orIwouldnothavesuggestedittoyou."

25．"

I'

msorry,"

Ididnotknowthat."

26．Weenteredthehotel,andfounditwasratherbareandnottooclean.

27．"

Ishallgoandwash,andthentakeawalkwhileyougoandsendyourmessages,"

Yougoandseetotherooms,Julia."

28．"

Iamgoingtotryandgettotheshopsbeforetheyshut,"

saidLevison.Therewereonlytwodouble-beddedroomsleft.

29．"

Thatwilldo,"

saidLevison,quickly."

Myfriendisgoingontheboattonight.Hewillnotbesleepinghere.Hisluggagecanbeputinmyroom,andhecantakethekey,incaseheesinfirst."

30．"

Thennowweareallright,"

Sofar,sogood."

31．WhenIgottothetelegraphoffice,IfoundatelegramwaitingformefromLondon.Tomysurpriseandhorroritcontainedonlythesewords.

32．"

Youareingreatdanger.Donotwaitamomentonshore.Thereisaplotagainstyou.Gotothepoliceandaskforaguard."

33．ItmustbetheMajor.Iwasinhishands.Thatfriendlymannerofhiswasallatrick.Evennowhemightbecarryingoffthechests.Isentamessageback.

34．"

SafeatMarseilles.Allrightuptothis."

35．Iranbacktothehotel,whichwasinadirtystreetbytheharbour.AsIturnedthecornerintothestreet,amancameoutofadoorwayandtookmyarm.Itwasoneofthemenfromthehotel.HesaidhurriedlyinFrench,"

Quick,quick,sir.MajorBaxterwantstoseeyouatonceinthedining-room.Thereisnotimetolose."

36．Irantothehotel,andhurriedintothedining-room.TherewastheMajor,walkingupanddowningreatexcitement.Hiswifewaslookingoutofthewindow.TheMajorranupandtookmyhand.

37．"

Iamapoliceofficer,andmynameisArnott,”"

ThatmanLevisonisawell-knownthief.Heis,atthismoment,openingoneofyourchests.Youmusthelpmetocatchhim.Iknewwhathewasgoingtodo,butIwantedtocatchhimintheact.Haveyougotagun,Mr.Blamyre,incaseheputsupafight?

Ihaveastrongstick."

38．"

Ihaveleftmyguninthebedroom,"

Isaid.

39．"

That'

sbad.Nevermind,hemaynotthinkofit.YoumustrushatthedooratthesamemomentasIdo.Theseforeignlocksareneveranygood.It'

sNo.15.Quietlynow."

40．Wecametothedoor.Welistenedamoment.Wecouldhearthesoundofmoneyclinkinginabag.ThenLevisonlaughedoverthewordhehadheardmesayinmysleep."

Cotopaxo,ha,ha."

41．TheMajorgavethewordandwebothrushedatthedoor.Itshook,brokeandopened.Levison,witharevolverinhishand,stoodovertheopenbox,ankledeepingold.Hehadalreadyfilledahugebeltthatwasroundhiswaist,andabagthathungathisside.Anotherbag,halffull,layathisfeet.Hedidnotsayoneword.Therewereropesatthewindow,asifhehadbeenlowering,orpreparingtolowerbagsintothesidestreet.Hegaveawhistle,andsomevehiclecouldbehearddrivingawayfast.

42．"

Giveyourselfup.Iknowyou,"

criedtheMajor."

Giveup,I'

vegotyounow."

43．Levison'

sonlyreplywastofirethegun.Luckilyforus,nothinghappened.Ihadforgottentoloadit.

44．LevisonthrewitattheMajorinanger,quicklyopenedthewindowandjumpedout.

45．Iwentoutafterhim,shoutingforhelp.Arnottstayedtoguardthemoney.

46．Amomentmoreandawildcrowdofsoldiers,sailorsandothermenwerefollowingLevison.Inthehalfdark（thelampswerejustbeinglit）weracedafterhim.Hundredsofblowswereaimedathim,hundredsofhandsstretchedouttocatchhim.Hegotawayfromone,knockedanotherdownandjumpedoverathird.Wehadalmostcaughthim,whensuddenlyhisfootcaughtonsomethingandhefellheadfirstintotheharbour.Therewasashoutashesplashedanddisappearedintothedarkwater.Irandowntheneareststepsandwaitedwhilethepolicetookaboatanddraggedwithhooksforthebody.

47．"

Theyareclever,theseoldthieves.IrememberthismanhereatToulon.Iknewhisfaceinamoment.Hehasdivedundertheshipsandgotintosomeboatandhiddenhimself.You'

llneverseehimagain,"

saidanoldgray-hairedpolicemanwhohadtakenmeintotheboat.

48．"

Yes,weshall,forhereheis,"

criedasecond,bendingdownandliftingabodyoutofthewaterbythehair.

49．"

Oh,hewasacleverone,"

saidamanfromaboatbehindus.ItwasArnott."

Justcametoseehowyouweregettingon,sir.Don'

tworryaboutthemoney.Julia'

swatchingit.Ioftensaidthatmanwouldbecaughtsomeday.Henearlyhadyou,Mr.Blamyre.He'

dhavecutyourthroatwhileyouwereasleep,ratherthanmissthemoney.ButIwasonhistrack.Hedidn'

tknowme.Well,hisnameisoffthebooksnow.That'

sonegoodthing.e,myfriends,bringthatbodytoland.Wemuststriphimofthemoneyhehasuponhim.Itatleastdidonegoodthingwhilehehadit.Itsenthimtothebottomoftheharbour."

50．Arnotttoldmeeverythingwhenwereturnedtothehotel.OnthenightIhadstartedmyjourney,hehadreceivedordersfromtheLondonheadofficetofollowme,andwatchLevison.Hehadnothadtimetotellmypartners.ThedriverofourtrainhadbeenpaidtomaketheenginebreakdownatFortRouge,whereLevison'

smenwerewaitingwiththecarts.Theyplannedtocarryofftheluggageinthedarkness.Thisplanfailed,becauseArnotthadsentamessagefromParisforsoldierstobesenttothestation.Thechampagnehehadspilthadbeendrugged.Levison,defeatedthefirsttime,hadtriedotherways.Myunluckytalkinmysleephadgivenhimthepowerofopeningoneofthechests.Thebreakdownoftheboat,whichwasquiteaccidental（asfaraswecouldtell）,gavehimalastchance.

51．Thatnight,thankstoArnott,IleftMarseilleswithnotonesinglepieceofmoneylost.Therestofmyjourneywasgood.Ourbankhasdonewelleversince,andsohaveMinnieandI.

课文二

两箱黄金（Ⅱ）

1．利维森把头探出窗外，然后又缩回来，对我们说道：

“是真的，那个人说至少要耽搁两小时。

真烦死人了，老是发生这种事情。

我们不如接着喝咖啡、玩牌吧！

只是，大家必须小心看管自己的行李。

要不这样吧，布兰爱尔去买点宵夜，我来替他看管行李。

咦！

我的天啊！

站台里电灯旁边那些发亮的东西是什么呀？

喂，警卫先生，车站发生了什么事？

”

2．“先生，那些是