第10章

类别:其他 作者:George Alfred Henty字数:15260更新时间:18/12/14 16:21:30
Thefurniturehadbeenremovedwiththeexceptionofafewoftheheavyarticles,aridChloeandLucyatoncesettowork,andwithbunchesoflonggrasssweptoutoneoftherooms。Dancutaquantityofgrassandpiledituponanoldbedsteadthatstoodinthecorner,andLucysmootheditdown。 \"Now,sir,\"shesaidperemptorilytoVincent,\"youwillliedownandkeepyourselfquiet,butfirstofallIwillcutyourcoatoff。\" Oneofthetable-knivessooneffectedthework,andthecoatwasrolledupasapillow。Danremovedhisboots,andVincent,whowasnowbeyondevenremonstrating,laidhimselfdownonhiscoolbed。 \"Now,Chloe,\"MissKingstonsaidwhentheyhadleftVincent\'sroom,\"Iwillleavehimtoyourcare。Iamsurethatyoumustbethoroughlytired,forIdon\'tsupposeyouhavewalkedsomanymilessinceyouwereagirl。\" \"Iistired,missie;butIamreadytodoanytingyouwant。\" \"Ionlywantyoutoattendtohim,Chloe。Firstofallyouhadbettermakesometea。Youknowwhatisagoodthingtogiveforafever,andifyoucanfindanythinginthegardentomakeadrinkofthatsort,do;butIhopehewilldozeoffforsometime。Whenyouhavedone,youhadbettergetthisplacetidyalittle;itisinaterriblelitter。Evidentlynoonehasbeeninsincetheymovedout。\" Theroom,indeed,wasstrewedwithlitterofallsorts,rubbishnotworthtakingaway,oldnewspapers,andoddsandendsofeverydescription。Lucylookedaboutamongtheseforsometime,andwithanexclamationofsatisfactionatlastpickeduptwocrumpledenvelopes。Theywerebothaddressed\"WilliamJenkins,Woodford,nearMountPleasant。\" \"ThatisjustwhatIwanted,\"shesaid。 \"Whatamyougoingtodo,MissLucy?\" \"IamgoingtoMountPleasant,\"shesaid。 \"Lor\'amarcy,dearie,youarenotgoingtowalkthatdistance!Youmusthavewalkedtwelvesmilesalready。\" \"Ishouldifitweretwiceasfar,Chloe。Therearesomethingswemustget。Don\'tlookalarmed,IshalltakeDanwithme。Now,letmesee。Inthefirstplacetherearelemonsformakingdrinkandlinseedforpoultices,somemeatformakingbroth,andsomeflour,andotherthingsforourselves;wemayhavetostayhereforsometime。TellmejustwhatyouwantandIwillgetit。\" Clilcemadeoutalistofnecessaries。 \"Isha\'n\'tbegonelong,\"thegirlsaid。\"IfheasksaftermeorDan,makeoutwearelookingabouttheplacetoseewhatisuseful。 Don\'tlethimknowIhavegonetoMountPleasant,itmightworryhim。\" DanatonceagreedtoaccompanythegirltoMountPleasantwhenheheardthatshewasgoingtogetthingsforhismaster。 Lookingabouthefoundanoldbasketamongthelitter,andtheystartedwithoutdelaybytheoneroadfromtheclearing,whichled,theyhadnodoubt,tothetown。Itwasabouttwomilesdistant,andwasreallybutalargevillage。AfewFederalsoldiersfromthecamphardbywereloungingaboutthestreetsbutthesepaidnoattentiontothem。Lucysoonmadeherpurchases,andthenwenttothehousethathadbeenpointedouttoherasbeinginhabitedbythedoctorwhoattendedtotheneedsofthepeopleofMountPleasantandthesurroundingdistrict。Fortunatelyhewasathome。 Lucylookedathimcloselyasheenteredtheroomandtookhisseat。Hewasamiddle-agedmanwithashrewdface,andsheatoncefeltthatshemighthaveconfidenceinit。 \"Doctor,\"shesaid,\"Iwantyoutocomeouttoseesomeonewhoisveryill。\" \"Whatisthematterwithhim?Orisithimorher?\" \"Itis-it\'s-\"andLucyhesitated,\"ahurthehasgot。\" \"Awound,Isuppose?\"thedoctorsaidquietly。\"Youmayaswelltellmeatonce,asformetofindoutwhenIgetthere,thenIcantakewhateverisrequiredwithme。\" \"Yes,sir。Itisawound,\"Lucysaid。\"Hisshoulderisbroken,I believe,byapistolbullet。\" \"Urnph!\"thedoctorsaid。\"Itmighthavebeenworse。Donothesitatetotellmeallaboutit,younglady。Ihavehadavastnumberofcasesonhandsincethesetroublesbegan。Bytheway,I donotknowyourface,andIthoughtIkneweveryonewithinfifteenmilesaround。\" \"IcomefromtheothersideoftheDuckriver。ButatpresentheislyingataplacecalledWoodford,buttwomilesfromhere。\" \"Oh,yes!Iknowit。ButIthoughtitwasempty。Letmesee,amannamedJenkinslivedthere。HewaskilledatthebeginningofthetroublesinafightnearMurfreesboro。Hiswidowmovedinhere; andshehasmarriedagainandgonefivemilesontheotherside。I knowshewastryingtoselltheoldplace。\" \"Wehavenotpurchasedit,sir;wehavejustsquattedthere。Myfriendwastakensohadthatwecouldgonofurther。Weweretrying,doctor,tomakeourwaydownsouth。\" \"Yourfriend,whoeverheis,didaveryfoolishthingtobringayoungladylikeyourselfonsuchalongjourney。Youarenotapairofrunawaylovers,areyou?\" \"No,indeed,\"Lucysaid,flushingscarlet;\"wehavenoideaofsuchathing。Iwaslivingalone,andthehousewasattackedbybushwhackers,thebandofavillainnamedMullens。\" \"Oh!IsawallaboutthatintheNashvillepaperthismorning。 TheywereattackedbyabandofConfederateplunderers,itsaid。\" \"Theywereattackedbyoneman,\"thegirlreplied。\"Theywereonthepointofmurderingmewhenhearrived。HeshotMullensandfourofhisbandandtherestmadeoff,buthegotthiswound。Andas1knewthevillainswouldreturnagainandburnthehouseandkillme,IandmyoldnursedeterminedtogosouthwardtojoinmyfriendsinGeorgia。\" \"Well,youcantellmemoreaboutitaswego,\"thedoctorsaid。\"I willordermybuggyroundtothedoor,anddriveyouback。Iwilltakemyinstrumentsandthingswithme。ItisnobusinessofminewhetherasickmanisaConfederateoraFederal;allmybusinessistohealthem。\" \"Thankyouverymuch,doctor。WhilethehorseisbeingputinI willgodownandtellthenegroboywithmetogostraightonwithabasketofthingsIhavebeenbuying。\" \"Whereishenow?\"thedoctorasked。 \"Ithinkheissittingdownoutsidethedoor,sir。 \"Thenyouneedn\'tgodown,\"thedoctorsaid。\"Hecanjumpupbehindandgowithus。Hewillgetthereallthequicker。\" Infiveminutestheyweredrivingdownthevillage,withDaninthebackseat。OnthewaythedoctorobtainedfromLucyamoredetailedaccountoftheiradventures。 \"SoheisoneofthoseConfederateofficerswhobrokeprisonatElmira,\"hesaid。\"Isawyesterdaythatoneofhiscompanionswascaptured。\" \"Washe,sir?Howwasthat?\" \"ItseemsthathehadmadehiswaydowntoWashington,andwasstayingatoneofthehotelsthereasaMr。JamesofBaltimore。Ashewasgoingthroughthestreethewassuddenlyattackedbyanegro,whoassaultedhimwithsuchfurythathewouldhavekilledhimhadhenotbeendraggedoffbypassers-by。Theblackwouldharebeenveryroughlytreated,buthedenouncedthemanhehadattackedasoneoftheConfederateofficerswhohadescapedfromtheprison。Itseemsthatthenegrohadbeenaslaveofhiswhohadbeenbarbarouslytreated,andfinallysucceededinmakinghisescapeandreachingEngland,afterwhichhewenttoCanada;andnowthatitissafeforanescapedslavetoliveintheNorthernStateswithoutfearofarrestorill-treatmenthehadcomedowntoWashingtonwiththeintentionofengagingasateamsterwithoneoftheNorthernarmies,inthehopewhenhemadehiswaytoRichmondofbeingabletogainsomenewsofhiswife,whomhismasterhadsoldbeforeheranawayfromhim。\" \"Itservedthemanright!\"Lucysaidindignantly。\"It\'sagoodthingthattheslavesshouldturnthetablessometimesuponmasterswhoill-treatthem。\" \"Youdon\'tthinkmypatientwouldill-treathisslaves?\"thedoctoraskedwithalittlesmile。 \"Iamsurehewouldn\'t,\"thegirlsaidindignantly。\"Why,theboybehindyouisoneofhisslaves,andIamsurebewouldgivehislifeforhismaster。\" Danhadoverheardthedoctor\'sstory,andnowexclaimed: \"No,sah。MassaVincentdokindestofmasters。Ifalllikehim,doslaveseberywberecontentedandhappy。 Whatwasdenameofdatman,sah,youwasspeakingof?\" \"HisnamewasJackson,\"thedoctoranswered。 \"Itoughtso,\"Danexclaimedinexcitement。\"Massanevermentioneddenamesofdetwoofficerswhogotoutwidhim,anditwartoodarkformetoseetheirfaces,butdatstorymademetinkitmustbehim。Berrybadmanthat;helibsclosetous,andMassaVincentonedayprettynighkillhimbecausehebeatdatberymanwhohascatchedhimnowondestreetofWashington。WhendatmansellhimwifeMassaVincentbuyhersoastopreventherfallingintobadhands。ShesafenowwidhismotheratdeOrangery-dat\'sthenameofherplantation。\" \"Mypatientmustbequiteaninterestingfellow,younglady,\"thedoctorsaid,witharatherslighttwinkleofhiseye。\"Averyknight-errant。Butthereisthehousenow;weshallsoonseeallabouthim。\" Takingwithhimthecaseofinstrumentsandmedicineshehadbrought,thedoctorenteredVincent\'sroom。Lucyenteredfirst; andalthoughsurprisedtoseeastrangerwithher,Vincentsawbyherfacethattherewasnocauseforalarm。 \"Ihavebroughtyouadoctor,\"shesaid。\"Youcouldnotgoonasyouwere,youknow。SoDanandIhavebeentofetchone。\" ThedoctornowadvancedandtookVincent\'shand。 \"Fererish,\"hesaid,lookingathischeeks,whichwerenowflushed。 \"Youhavebeendoingtoomuch,Ifancy。Nowletuslookatthiswoundofyours。Hasyourservantgotanywarmwater?\"heaskedLucy。 Lucylefttheroom,andreturnedinaminutewithakettlefulofwarmwaterandabasin,whichwasamongthepurchasesshehadmadeatMountPleasant。 \"Thatisright,\"thedoctorsaid,takingitfromher。\"Nowwewillcutopentheshirtsleeve。Ithink,younglady,youhadbetterleaveus,unlessyouareaccustomedtothesightofwounds。\" \"Iamnotaccustomedtothem,sir;butasthousandsofwomenhavebeennursingthewoundedinthehospitals,IsupposeIcandosonow。\" Takingaknifefromthecase,thedoctorcutopentheshirtfromthenecktotheelbow。Theshoulderwasterriblyswollenandinflamed,andalittleexclamationofpainbrokefromLucy。 \"Thatistheeffectofwalkingandinattention,\"thedoctorsaid。\"IfIcouldhavetakenhiminhandwithinanhourofhisbeinghitthematterwouldhavebeensimpleenough;butIcannotsearchfortheball,orinfactdoanything,tillwehavereducedtheswelling。Youmustputwarmpoulticesoneveryhalf-hour,andbyto-morrowI hopetheinflammationwillhavesubsided,andIcanthenseeabouttheball。Itevidentlyissomewheretherestill,forthereisnosignofitshavingmadeitsexitanywhere。Inthemeantimeyoumustgivehimtwotablespoonfulsofthiscoolingdraughteverytwohours,andto-nightgivehimthissleepingdraught。Iwillbeoverto-morrowmorningtoseehim。Donotbeuneasyabouthim; thewounditselfisnotserious,andwhenwehavegotridofthefeverandinflammationIhavenodoubtweshallpullhimroundbeforelong。\" \"Iknowthewoundisnothing,\"Vincentsaid;\"IhavetoldMissKingstonsoallalong。ItisnothingatalltooneIgotatthefirstbattleofBullRun,whereIhadthreeribsbadlybrokenbyashell。 Iwaslaidupalongtimeoverthatbusiness。NowIhopeinaweekIshallhefittotravel。\" Thedoctorshookhishead。\"Notassoonasthat。Stillwewillhopeitmaynotbelong。Nowallyouhavetodoistoliequietandnotworry,andtogettosleepasquickasyoucan。Youmustnotletyourpatienttalk,MissKingston。Itwillbesatisfactorytoyou,nodoubt,\"hewentonturningtoVincent,\"toknowthatthereisnofearwhateverofyourbeingdisturbedhere。Theroadleadsnowhere,andisentirelyoutofthewayoftraffic。Ishouldsayyoumightbeheresixmonthswithoutevenachanceofavisitor。 Everyoneknowsthehouseisshutup,andasyouhavenoneighborwithinhalfamilenooneislikelytocallin。Evenifanyonedidbyaccidentcomehereyouwouldbeinnodanger;weareallonewayofthinkingabouthere。\" \"Shallwemakesomebrothforhim?\"Lucyaskedaftertheyhadlefttheroom。 \"No;hehadbesttakenothingwhateverduringthenexttwenty-fourhoursexcepthismedicineandcoolingdrinks。Thegreatthingistogetdownthefever。Wecansoonbuildhimupafterward。\" BynightfalltheexertionsofDan,Lucy,andChloehadmadethehousetidy。Bedsofrushesandgrasshadbeenmadeintheroomupstairsforthewomen,andDanhadnooccasionforoneforhimself,ashewasgoingtostopupwithhismaster。He,however,broughtabundleofrushesintothekitchen,andwhenitbecamedarkthrewhimselfdownuponthemforafewhours\'sleep,LucyandheroldnursetakingtheirplaceinVincent\'sroom,aLdpromisingtorouseDanattwelveo\'clock。 DuringtheeasypartofthenightVincentwasrestlessanduneasy,buttowardmorninghebecamemorequietanddozedoff,andhadhutjustawokewhenthedoctordroveupatteno\'clock。Hefoundtheinflammationandswellingsomuchabatedthathewasableatoncetoproceedtosearchfortheball。Chloewashisassistant。 Lucyfeltthathernerveswouldnotbeequaltoit,andDan\'shandshooksothatbecouldnotholdthebasin。Inaquarterofanhour,whichseemedtoLucytobeanage,thedoctorcameoutoftheroom。 \"Thereisthebullet,MissKingston。\" \"Andishemuchhurt,sir?\" \"Itisanastywound,\"thedoctorreplied。\"Thecollarboneisbadlybroken,andIfancytheheadoftheboneoftheupperarm,toputitinlanguageyouwillunderstand,isfractured;butofthatIcannotbequitesure。Iwillexamineitagaintomorrow,andwillthenbandageitinitsproperposition。AtpresentIhaveonlyputabandageroundthearmandbodytopreventmovement。Ishouldbatheitoccasionallywithwarmwater,andyoucangivehimalittleweakbrothto-day。Ithink,onthewhole,heisdoingverywell。Thefeelingthatyouareallforthepresentsafefromdetectionhashadasmuchtodowiththeabatementofthefeverasmymedicine。\" Thenextmorningthereportwasstillsatisfactory。Thefeverhadalmostdisappeared,andVincentwasingoodspirits。Thedoctorappliedthesplintstokeeptheshoulderupinitsproperposition,andthentightlybandagedit。 \"Itdependsuponyourselfnow,\"hesaid,\"whetheryourshouldersarebothofthesamewidthasbeforeornot。Ifyouwillliequiet,andgivethebrokenbonestimetoreunite,IthinkIcanpromiseyouthatyouwillbeasstraightasbefore;butifnot-puttingasidethechancesofinflammation-thatshoulderwillbelowerthantheother,andyouwillnevergetyourfullstrengthinitagain。Quietandpatiencearetheonlymedicinesyourequire,andastherecanbenoparticularhurryforyoutogetsouth,andasyourcompanyhereispleasantandyouhavetwogoodnurses,thereisnoexcuseforyournotbeingquietandcontented。\" \"Verywell,doctor。IpromisethatunlessthereisariskofourbeingdiscoveredIwillbeaspatientasyoucanwish。Asyousay,I haveeverythingtomakemecontentedandcomfortable。\" ThedoctorhadachatwithLucy,andagreedwithherthatperhapsitwouldbebettertoinformthemistressofthehousethattherewerestrangersthere。Someofthepeoplelivingalongtheroadmightnoticehimgoingorcoming,orseeDanonhiswaytomarket,andmightcomeandascertainthatthehousewasinhabited,andcommunicatethefacttotheiroldneighbor。 \"Iwillseehermyself,MissKingston,andtellherthatIhavesentapatientofminetotakeuphisquartershere。Iwillsayheisreadytopaysomesmallsumweeklyaslongasheoccupiesthehouse。I havenodoubtshewouldbewillingenoughtoletyouhaveitwithoutthat;foralthoughIshallsaynothingactuallyIshallletherguessfrommymannerthatitisawoundedConfederate,andthatwillbeenoughforher。Still,Ihavenodoubtthattheideaofgettingafewdollarsfortherentofanemptyhousewilladdtoherpatriotism。Peopleofherclassaregenerallyprettyclose-fisted,andshewilllookuponthisasalittlepocket-money。Good-by!I shallnotcallto-morrow,butwillberoundnextdayagain。\" OnhisnextvisitthedoctortoldLucythathehadarrangedthematterwithherlandlady,andthatshewastopayadollaraweekasrent。\"Ishouldnottellyourpatientaboutthis,\"hesaid。\"ItwilllooktohimasifIconsideredhisstaywaslikelytobealongone,anditmightfidgethim。\" \"Howlongwillitbe,doctor,doyouthink?\" \"ThatIcannotsay。Ifallgoeswell,heoughtinamonthtobefairlycured;butbeforestartinguponajourneywhichwilltaxhisstrength,Ishouldsayatleastsixweeks。\" TendayslaterVincentwasup,andabletogetabout。Apileofgrasshadbeenheapedupbythedoor,sothathecouldsitdowninthesunandenjoytheair。Lucywasinhighspirits,andflittedinandoutofthehouse,sometimeshelpingChloe,atotherstalkingtoVincent。 \"Whatareyoulaughingat?\"sheaskedasshecameoutsuddenlyononeoftheseoccasions。 \"Iwasjustthinking,\"hesaid,\"thatnostrangerwhodroppedinuponuswoulddreamthatwewerenotathomehere。ThereisDantidyingupthegarden;Chloeisquiteathereaseinthekitchen,andyouandImightpassverywellforbrotherandsister。\" \"Idon\'tseeanylikenessbetweenus-notabit。\" \"No,thereisnopersonallikeness;butImeantinageandthatsortofthing。Ithink,altogether,wehaveaveryhomelikelook。\" \"Theillusionwouldbeveryquicklydispelledifyourstrangerputhisheadinsidethedoor。Didanyoneeverseesuchabareplace?\" \"Anyhow,it\'sverycomfortable,\"Vincentsaid,\"thoughIgrantthatitwouldbeimprovedbyalittlefurniture。\" \"Byagreatdealoffurniture,youmean。Why,thereisntachairinthehouse,noracarpet,noracurtain,noracupboard,norabed;infactallthereisistheroughdresserinthekitchenandthatplanktable,andyourbedstead。Ireallythinkthat\'sall。Chloehasthekettleandtwocooking-pots,andthereisthedishandsixplateswebought。\" \"Youbought,youmean,\"Vincentinterrupted。 \"Webought,sir;thisisajointexpedition。Then,thereisthebasinandapail。Ithinkthatisthetotalofourbelongings。\" \"Well,yousee,itshowshowlittleonecanbequitecomfortableupon,\"Vincentsaid。\"Iwonderhowlongitwillbebeforethedoctorgivesmeleavetomove。Itisallverywellformewhoamaccustomedtocampaigning,butitisawfullyroughforyou。\" \"Don\'tyouputyourimpatiencedowntomyaccount,atanyrateuntilyoubegintohearmegrumble。Itisjustyourownrestlessness,whenyouarepretendingyouarecomfertable。\" \"IcanassureyouthatIamnotrestless,andthatIaminnohurryatalltobeoffonmyownaccount。Iamperfectlycontentedwitheverything。IneverthoughtIwaslazybefore,butIfeelasifI coulddowithagreatdealofthissortofthing。YouwillseethatyouwillbecomeimpatientforamovebeforeIdo。\" \"Weshallsee,sir。Anyhow,Iamgladyouhavesaidthat,becausenowwhateveryoumayfeelyouwillkeepyourimpatiencetoyourself。\" Anotherfourweekspassedbysmoothlyandpleasantly。Danwentintothevillageonceaweektodotheshopping,andthedoctorhadreducedhisvisitstothesamenumber。Hewouldhavecomeoftener,forhisvisitstothelonelycottageamusedhim;buthefearedthathisfrequentpassageinhisbuggymightattractnotice。 Sofarnooneelsehadbrokenthesolitudeoftheirlives。Ifthedoctor\'scallshadbeennoticed,theneighborshadnottakenthetroubletoseewhohadsettleddowninJenkins\'oldplace。Hisvisitswereverywelcome,forhebroughtnewspapersandbooks,theformerbeingalsopurchasedbyDanwheneverhewentintothevillage,andthustheylearnedthecourseofeventsoutside。 SinceAntietamnothinghadbeendoneinNorthernVirginia;butBurnside,whohadsucceededMcClellan,waspreparinganothergreatarmy,whichwastomarchtoRichmondandcrushouttherebellion。Leewasstandingonthedefensive。Alongthewholelineofthefrontier,fromNewOrleanstoTennessee,desultoryfightingwasgoingon,andintheseconflictstheConfederateshadgenerallytheworseofthings,havingtherenogeneralssuchasLee,Jackson,andLongatreet,whohadmadethearmyofVirginiaalmostinvincible。 AtthelastofthesevisitsthedoctortoldVincentthatheconsideredhewasnearlysufficientlyrestoredinhealthtobeabletostartontheirjourney。 \"ItisamuchbetterjobthanIhadexpecteditwouldturnout。I wasalmostafraidthatyourshoulderwouldneverbequitesquareagain。However,asyoucanseeforyourselfithascomeoutquiteright;andalthoughIshouldnotadviseyoutoputanygreatstrainonyourleftarm,Ibelievethatinaveryshorttimeitwillbeasstrongastheother。\" \"Andnow,doctor,whatamIindebttoyou?Yourkindnesscannotberepaid,butyourmedicalbillIwilldischargeassoonasIgethome。Wehavenotmorethantwentydollarsleftbetweenus,whichislittleenoughforthejourneythereisbeforeus。YoucanrelythattheinstantIgettoRichmondIwillsendyouthemoney。 Thereisnogreatdifficultyinsmugglinglettersacrossthefrontier。\" \"Iamverypleasedtohavebeenabletobeofservicetoyou,\"thedoctorsaid。\"Ishouldnotthinkofacceptingpaymentforaidrenderedtoanofficerofourarmy;butitwillgivemerealpleasuretoreceivealettersayingyouhavereachedhomeinsafety。Itisadutytodoallwecanforthebravemenfightingforourcause。AsIhavetoldyou,Iamnotaveryhotpartisan,forIseefaultsonbothsides。Still,Ibelieveintheprincipleofourforefathers,thateachStatehasitsowngovernmentandismasterofitsownarmy,joiningwiththeothersforsuchpurposesasitmaythinkfit。IfI hadbeenafightingmanIshouldcertainlyhavejoinedthearmyofmyState;butasitis,IhopeIcandomoregoodbystayingandgivingsuchaidandcomfortasIcantomycountrymen。Youwill,Iamsure,excusemysayingthatIthinkyoumustletmeaidyoualittlefurther。IunderstandyoutosaythatMissKingstonwillgotofriendsinGeorgia,andIsupposeyouwillseehersafelythere。 ThenyouhaveaconsiderablejourneytomaketoRichmond,andthesumthatyoupossessisutterlyinadequateforallthis。Itwillgivemerealpleasureifyouwillaccepttheloanofonehundreddollars,whichyoucanrepaywhenyouwritetomefromRichmond。Youwillneedmoneyforthesakeofyourcompanionsratherthanyourown。Whenyouhaveoncecrossedthelineyouwillthenbeabletoappearinyourpropercharacter。\" \"Thankyougreatly,doctor。Iwillacceptyourofferasfranklyasitismade。IhadintendedtelegraphingformoneyassoonasIwasamongourownpeople,buttherewouldbedelayinreceivingit,anditwillbemuchmorepleasanttopushonatonce。\" \"Bytheway,youcannotcrossatFlorence,forIhearthatHoodhasfallenbackacrosstheriver,theforcesadvancingagainsthimfromthissidebeingtoostrongtoberesisted。ButIthinkthatthisisnodisadvantagetoyou,foritwouldhavebeenfarmoredifficulttopasstheFederalsandgettoFlorencethantomakeforsomepointontheriverasfaraspossiblefromthecontendingarmies。\" \"Wetalkedthatoverthelasttimeyouwerehere,doctor,andyouknowweagreeditwasbettertoruntheriskoffallingintothehandsoftheYankeetroopsthanintothoseofoneofthosepartisanbandswhoseexploitsarealwaysperformedatadistancefromthearmy。However,ifHoodhasretreatedacrosstheTennesseethereisanendofthatplan,andwemusttakesomeotherroute。Whichdoyouadvise?\" \"TheYankeeswillbestrongallroundthegreatbendoftherivertothewestofFlorenceandalongthelinetotheeast,whichwould,ofcourse,beyourdirectway。Thepassage,however,isyourrealdifficulty,andIshouldsaythatinsteadofgoinginthatdirectionyouhadbetterbearnearlyduesouth。ThereisaroadfromMountPleasantthatstrikesintothemainroadfromColumbiauptoCamden。Youcancrosstheriveratthatpointwithoutanyquestionorsuspicion,asyouwouldbemerelytravelingtothewestoftheState。Onceacrossyoucouldworkdirectlysouth,crossingintotheStateofMississippi,andfromtheretaketrainthroughAlabamatoGeorgia。 \"Itseemsaroundaboutway,butIthinkyouwouldfinditfarthesafest,fortherearenoarmiesoperatinguponthatline。Thepopulation,atanyrateasyougetsouth,areforus,andthereare,sofarasIhaveheard,veryfewofthesebushwhackingbandsabouteitherononesideortheother。ThedifficultpartofthejourneyisthatuptoCamden,butasyouwillbegoingawayfromtheseatofwarinsteadoftowardittherewillbelittleriskofbeingquestioned。\" \"Ihadthoughtofbuyingahorseandcart,\"Vincentsaid。\"Joggingalongaroadlikethatweshouldattractnoattention。Igaveuptheideabecauseourfundswerenotsufficient,but,thankstoyourkindness,wemightmanagenowtopickupsomethingofthesort。\" Thedoctorwassilentforaminute。 \"IfyouwillsendDanovertometo-morrowafternoonIwillseewhatcanbedone,\"hesaid。\"Itwouldcertainlybethesafestplanbyfar;butImustthinkitover。Youwillnotleavebeforethat,willyou?\" \"Certainlynot,doctor。Inanycaseweshouldhavestayedanotherdaytogetafewmorethingsforourjourney。\" ThenextafternoonDanwentovertoMountPleasant。Hewasawaytwohourslongerthantheyhadexpected,andtheybegantofeelquiteuneasyabouthim,whenthesoundofwheelswasheard,andDanappearedcomingalongtheroaddrivingacart。Vincentgaveashoutofsatisfaction,andLucyandthenegressranoutfromthehouseindelight。 \"Hereamdecart。Mehadtogotofivemilesfromdetowntogethim。Datwhattookmesolong。Hereamaletter,sah,fromthedoctorFirst-ratemandatGoodmanallober。\" Theletterwasasfollows: \"MyDEARMu。WINGFIELD:Ididnotseehowyouwouldbeabletobuyacart,andIwassurethatyoucouldnotobtainonewiththefundsinyourpossession。AsfromwhatyouhavesaidI knewthatyouwouldnotintheleastmindtheexpense,Ihavetakenthematteruponmyself,andhaveboughtfromyourlandladyacartandhorse,whichwill,Ithink,suityouwell。Ihavepaidforthemahundredandfiftydollars,whichyoucanremitmewiththehundredIhandedyouyesterday。Sincerelytrustingthatyoumaysucceedincarryingoutyourplansinsafety,andwithkindregardstoyourselfandMissKingston,\"Iremain,yourstruly,\"JAMESSPENCER。\" \"Thatisanoblefellow,\"Vincentsaid,\"andItrust,forhissakeaswellasourown,thatweshallgetsafelythrough。Now,Lucy,I thinkyouhadbettergointothetownthefirstthingandbuysomeclothesofgoodhomelyfashion。Whatwiththewaterandthebushesyourdressisgrievouslydilapidated,tosaytheleastofit。 Dancangowithyouandbuyasuitforme-thosefittedforayoungfarmer。Weshalllooklikeayoungfarmerandhissisterjoggingcomfortablyalongtomarket;wecanstop-andbuyastockofgoodsatsomefarmontheway。\" \"Thatwillbecapital,\"thegirlsaid。\"Ihavebeengreatlyashamedofmyolddress,hutknowingwewererunningsoshort,andthateverydollarwasofconsequence,Imadethebestofit;nowthatweareinfundswecanaffordtoberespectable。\" Lucystartedearlythenextmorningforthetown,andtheshoppingwassatisfactorilyaccomplished。Theyreturnedbyeleveno\'clock。 Thenewpurchaseswereatoncedonned,andhalfanhourlatertheysetoffinthecart,Vincentsittingonthesidedriving,Lucyinthecornerfacinghimonabasketturnedtopsy-turvy,DanandChioeonathickbagofrushesinthebottomofthecart。 CHAPTERXIV。ACROSSTHEBORDER。 DANONhisreturnwiththecarthadbroughtbackamessagefromitslateownertosaythatifshecouldinanywaybeofusetothemsheshouldbegladtoaidthem。Herfarmlayontheroadtheywerenowfollowing,andtheydeterminedthereforetostopthere。Asthecartdrewupatthedoorthewomancameout。 \"Gadtoseeyou,\"shesaid;\"comerightin。It\'sstrangenowyoushouldhavebeenlodginginmyhouseformorethansixweeksandIshouldneverhaveseteyesonyoubefore。Thedoctortalkedtomeaheapaboutyou,butIdidn\'tlooktoseequitesuchayoungcouple。\" Lucycoloredhotlyandwasabouttoexplainthattheydidnotstandinthesupposedrelationshiptoeachother,butVincentslightlyshookhishead。Itwasnotworthwhiletoundeceivethewoman,andalthoughtheyhadagreedtopassasbrotherandsisterVincentwasdeterminednottotellanuntruthaboutitunlessdeceitwasabsolutelynecessaryfortheirsafety。 \"Andyouwanttogetoutofthewaywithoutquestionsbeingasked,Iunderstand?\"thewomanwenton。\"Therearemanysuchaboutatpresent。Idon\'twanttoasknoquestions;thewarhasbroughttroubleenoughonme。NowisthereanythingIcando?Ifso,sayitrightout。\" \"Yes,thereissomethingyoucandoforus。Wewanttofillupourcartwiththesortofstuffyoutaketomarket-applesandpumpkins,andthingsofthatsort。Ifwehadgonetobuythemanywhereelsetheremighthavebeenquestionsasked。Fromwhatthedoctorsaidyoucanletushavesome。\" \"Icandothat。Thestoreroom\'schuckfull;anditwasonlyafewdaysagoIsaidtoDaviditwastimewesetaboutgettingthemoff。 Iwillfillyourcart,sir;andnotoverchargeyouneither。ItwillsaveusthetroubleoftakingitovertoColumbiaorCamden,forthere\'splentyofgardentruckroundMountPleasant,andonecannotgetenoughtopayforthetroubleoftakingthemthere。\" Thecartwassoonfilledwithapples,pumpkins,andothervegetables,andthepriceputuponthemwasverymoderate。 \"Whatoughtwetoaskforthese?。\"Vincentsooninquired。\"Onedoesnotwanttobeextracheapordear。\" Thewomaninformedthemofthepricestheymightexpecttogetfortheproduce;andtheyatoncestartedamidmanywarmgoodwishesfromher。 BeforeleavingthefarmthewomanhadgiventhemalettertohersisterwholivedamilefromCamden。 \"It\'salwaysawkwardstoppingatastrangeplace,\"shesaid,\"andfarmersdon\'toftenputupathotelswhentheydriveinwithgardentrucktoatown,thoughtheymaydososometimes;besidesit\'salwaysnicebeingwithfriends。IwillwritealinetoJaneandtellheryouhavebeenmytenantsatWoodfordandwhereyouaregoing,andaskhertotakeyouinforthenightandgiveyouanoteinthemorningtoanyonesheorherhusbandmayknowagoodbitalongthatroad。\" Whentheyreachedthehouseitwasdark,butdirectlyVincentshowedthenotethefarmerandhiswifeheartilybadethemcomein。 \"Yourboycanputupthehorseatthestab]e,andyouareheartilywelcome。Butthehouseisprettyfull,andwecan\'tmakeyouascomfortableasweshouldwishatnight;butstillwewilldoourbest。\" VincentandLucyweresoonseatedbythefire。Theirhostessbustledaboutpreparingsupperforthem,andthechildren,ofwhomthehouseseemedfull,staredshylyatthenewcomers。Assoonasthemealwasover,Chloe\'swantswereattendedto,andahunchofbreadandbacontakenoutbythefarmertoDaninthestables。Thechildrenwerethenpackedofftobed,andthefarmerandhiswifejoinedVincentandLucybythefire。 \"Astosleeping,\"thewomansaid,\"JohnandIhavebeentalkingitover,andthebestwaywecanseeisthatyoushouldsleepwithme,ma\'am,andwewillmakeupabedonthefloorhereformyhusbandandyours。\" \"Thankyou-thatwilldoverynicely;thoughIdon\'tlikeinterferingwithyourarrangements。\" \"Notatall,ma\'am,notatall,itmakesanicechangehavingsomeonecomein,especiallyoflate,whenthereisnomorepleasureingoingaboutinthiscountry,andpeopledon\'tgooutafterdarkmorethantheycanhelp。Ah!it\'sabadtime。Mysistersaysyouaregoingwest,butIseeyouhavegotyourcartfullofgardentruck。HowyouhaveraiseditsosoonIdon\'tknow;forLizawrotetometwomonthssinceasshehadn\'tbeenabletosellherplace,anditwasjustawilderness。AreyougoingtogetridofitatCamdento-morrow?\" Vincenthadalreadybeenassuredastothepoliticsofhispresenthostandhostess,andhethereforedidnothesitatetosay: \"Thefactis,madam,weareanxioustogetalongwithoutbeingquestionedbyanyYankeetroopswemayfallinwith;andwehaveboughtthethingsyouseeinthecartfromyoursister,as,goingalongwithacartfull,anyonewemetwouldtakeusforfarmerslivingclosebyontheirroadtothenextmarket-town。\" \"Oh,oh!that\'sit!\"thefarmersaidsignificantly。\"Wanttogetthroughthelines,eh?\" Vincentnodded。 \"Didn\'tIthinksot\"thefarmersaid,rubbinghishands。\"Ithoughtdirectlymyeyeshituponyouthatyoudidnotlookthecutofagranger。Beenfighting-eh?andtheyareafteryou?\" Idon\'tthinktheyareaftermehere,\"Vincentsaid。\"ButIhaveseenagooddealoffightingwithJacksonandStuart;andIamjustgettingoveracollar-bonewhichwassmashedbyaYankeebullet。\" \"Youdon\'tsay!\"thefarmerexclaimed。\"Well,Ishouldhavegoneoutmyselfifithadn\'tbeenforJaneandthechildren。ButtherearesuchalotofthemthatIcouldnotbringmyselftorunthechanceofleavingthemallonherhands。Still,Iamwiththemheartandsoul。\" \"Yourwife\'ssistertoldmethatyouwereontherightside,\" Vincentsaid,\"andthatIcouldtrustyoualtogether。\" \"Now,ifyoutellmewhichroadyouwanttogo,Idon\'tmindifI getonmyhorseto-morrowandridewithyouastage,andseeyouputforthenight。Iknowaheapofpeople,andIamsuretobeacquaintedwithsomeonewhicheverroadyoumaygo。Weareprettynearalltherightsideabouthere,though,asyougetfurtheron,therearelotsofNorthernmen。Now,whatareyourideasastotheroads?\" Vincenttoldhimtherouteheintendedtotake。 \"Yououghttogetthroughthererightenough,\"thefarmersaid。 \"TherearesomeYankeetroopsmovingabouttothewestoftheriver,butnotmanyofthem;andovenifyoufellinwiththem,withyourcargoofstufftheywouldnotsuspectyou。Anyhow,Iexpectwecangetyoupasseddownsoasalwaystobeamongfriends。SoyoufoughtunderJacksonandStuart,didyou?Ah,theyhavedonewellinVirginia!Ionlywishwebadsuchmenhere。Whatmadeyoutakethosetwodarkiesalongwithyou?Ishouldhavethoughtyouwouldhavegotalongbetterbyyourself。\" \"WeCouldn\'tverywellleavethem,\"Vincentsaid;\"theboyhasbeenwithmeallthroughthewars,andisastrueassteel。OldChloewasLucy\'snurse,andwouldhavebrokenherhearthadshebeenleftbehind。\" \"Theyarefaithfulcreatureswhentheyarewelltreated。Mightyfewofthemhaverunawayallthistimefromtheirmasters,thoughinthepartstheYankeesholdthereisnothingtopreventtheirboltingiftheyhaveamindtoit。Ihaven\'tgotnoniggersmyself。I triedthem,buttheywantmorelookingafterthantheyareworth; andIcanmakeashiftwithmyboystohelpme,andhiringahandinbusytimestoworkthefarm。Now,sir,whatdoyouthinkofthelook-out?\" Thesubjectofthewarfairlystarted,hishosttalkeduntilmidnight,longbeforewhichhourLucyandthefarmer\'swifehadgoneofftobed。 \"Wewillstartassoonasitislight,\"thefarmersaid,asheandVincentstretchedthemselvesupontheheapofstrawcoveredwithblanketsthatwastoserveastheirbed,Chloehavinghoursbeforegoneuptosharethebedofthenegrogirlwhoassistedthefarmer\'swifeinhermanagementofthehouseandchildren。 \"It\'sbesttogetthroughCamdenbeforepeopleareabout。ThereareYankeesoldiersatthebridge,butitwillbeallrightyoudrivingin,howeverearly,tosellyourstuff。Goingoutyouain\'tlikelytomeetwithYankees;butasitwouldlookqueer,youtakingyourgardentruckoutofthetown,it\'sjustaswelltobeontheroadbeforepeopleareabout。Onceyougetfiveorsixmilestheothersideyoumightbegoingtothenextplacetosellyourstuff。\" \"ThatisjustwhatIhavebeenthinking,\"Vincentsaid,\"andIagreewithyoutheearlierwegetthroughCamdenthebetter。\" Accordinglyassoonasdaylightappearedthehorsowasputintbecart,thefarmermountinghisownanimal,andwithaheartygood-byfromhiswifethepartystartedaway。TheYankeesentinelsateachendofthebridgewerepassedwithoutquestions,forearlyasitwasthecartswerecominginwithfarmproduce。Asyetthestreetsofthetownwerealmostdeserted,andthefarmer,whobeforestartinghadtossedatarpaulinintothebackofthecart,said: \"Now,pullthatoverallthatstuff,andthenanyonethatmeetsuswillthinkthatyouaretakingoutbaconandgroceriesandsuchlikeforsomestorewayoff。\"