第77节  (第2/2页)
roftheher    opening,foritedonlyby    thelighteinatthees.theshedogetherof    hattheshutterobeatitsbackwould    selyhavebeennoticedtheshedbeinghighandthe    loftveryloedthe    existenceofanyloft,atall.itrap    door.    thefarrassistedralphuptheladder.theshutteren,and    ralphsaerhaddeabedofstrahhis    heblas.ralphnoookoffhis    uniforandlaydobytheotherbla,    andthenerswifehad    thoughtfullybroughtapilloinutes    haditnotbeenforthepainofhiswoundwould    havebeeninte,aftertheldandfatigue.hishostess    auedhalargejugoferandaglass,    .    ”thereisnothingelseyou”sheasked.    ”nothing,thankyou,excepttosleep,”ralphsaid.    ”ishallshutthisshutter,”thefarrsaid.”enoughlightwill
    ethroughthekstoseeed    tothedarkness.ishallshutthetrapclosedoe,asi    go,andliftdoyan    easilyputitintoitsplaceagain.weeandseeyouagain,    ieoon.goodbye.”    ”goodbye,”ralphansly;andbeforethesoundoftheir    footstepshaddiedaoasortoffeverishdoze.    foratihetueduneasily,tteredioved    hishalessly.soon,hoheeffeloth    soakedinicyldershe    bandagesovertheosubduethefeverishheat;andin    halfanhourhely.helast,        goodanagainbendingoverhi    ”ialad,”ont,you    weredead.”    ”no,no,”ralphsaid,ile;”alongthat,    yet.sleephasdoneaokisit”    ”nineok,”hishostesssaid.”iuldnotebefore,fori    havehadseveralpartiesgoingpast,andthehousehed    once.ikeptoilinearly    yselfintoafever.”    ”thankyou,”ralphsaid.”ihavebeenallthebetterforbeing        queer,aboutthehead;butother.    ”iaerriblythirsty.”    ”ihavegotnothingbutansaid.”the    gernsdradropofouronthsago.butihada    fe,andputthenthisjugof    er.itataste,andisgoodforfever.    ”inthisjugissoherbtea,ustdrinkwhenyoufeel    feverish.    ”ah”    ”thatido,”ralphsaid.    hishostessputherarnderhiandraisedhipintoasitting    posture;inbykneelingdo,and    holdinghipasifhehadbeenachild.thenshegavehibasin    ofbreadbroth,andadrinkofer;shookuphispilled    thethingsoverhiandputafreshcloth,dippediner,onhis    head.    ”hereisaboxof    ...
		
				
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