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    s

    thetididnotpassaentfor,astheend

    ofaugustdreching,indeepanxiety,forthe

    neachonhadbeenorganizinga

    fresharthencathenepatchalonswasbroken

    up,andthatchonarchingtothereliefofbazainetwoor

    threedaysofanxiousexpectationfollohenonthrdof

    septeercathenehroughszerland,oftheutterdefeat

    andsurrenderofthefrenchar,atsedan

    atfirst,theneedtooterribletobetruepeopleseed

    stunnedatthethoughtofahundredthousandfrenchnlayingdown

    theirartetheneherevolutionin

    paristhisexotionsangthepeople;butthe

    prevailingideaseedtobethatnohere

    disastersrieved

    ”doyouthinkoftheneheboysaskedas,drill

    over,theyhurrieduptotalkthetteroverhtheirfather

    ”ost

    unfortunateeventain

    barentinvolvingachangeof

    offients,andaperfectupsetof

    theachineryoforganizationappearslittleshortof

    insanityatthesati,itispossiblethatityarousesuch

    aburstofnationalenthusiashattheresistanceh,asfaras

    theptiblein

    faptedatallybeeofsoobstinateand

    desperateacharacterthattheprussiansybefairly

    ”thereisscarcelyanyhopeoffuturevictoriesinthefieldraw

    levies,hoatchforsuchtroopsasthe

    prussians,intheopentheonlyhopeisinssesoffranctireurs

    upontherearandflanksoftheeneeverybridge,everywood,

    everyvillageshouldbedefendedtothedeathinthishe

    prussianshegroundtheystandon;anditwouldbe

    absolutelyiossiblefortheofeedtheirienseares,orto

    bringuptheirsiegeterielagainstparis

    ”thespirittodothisypossiblybeexcitedbytherevolution;

    otherore

    senseless,reunjustifiable,reshafulrevolutiony

    nd,neverdeithasbeeneffectedpurelybytheradicalsand

    roughsofparistheningawar

    onthago,ingtoberlinfor

    thesentoturoundupontheeerorinhissfortuneand,

    houtnsultingtherestoffrance,toeffectarevolution,is

    inndsilyinfaus

    ”evenregardedasatterofpolicy,itisbadintheextre

    austria,italy,andrussiatosaynothingofenglandwould,

    soonerorlater,haveinterferedinfavorofanestablishedeire;

    buttheirsyathieshisrevolutionthe

    decraticpartyinalltheseuntriesyexult,buttheextre

    decraticpartydonotholdthereinsofpoheir

    narchsainlynotfeelcalledupontoassisttoestablish

    arepublic

    ”prussiaherselfintenselyaristocraticinherinstitutionswill

    probablyrefusetotreat,altogether,erswhohave

    seizedthepohekingofprussiaisperhapsthegreatest

    haterofdecracyineurope

    ”still,boys,thesechangeskenodifferenceinyourdutyyou

    arefightingforfranpireorarepublicand,as

    longasfranceresists,itisyourdutytontinueinfact,itis

    noorethaneverthedutyofyou,andofeveryfrenchn,to

    fightherarisentirelygone;anditissilyuponthepluck

    andenergyofherpopulationthatshehastotrust”

    ”doyouthinkparis,papa”

    ”sheissuretodoso,boysshehasdetherevolution,andshe

    isboundtodefenditiknoificationsare

    fartoostrongtobetakenbyasuddenattack,anditwillbea

    longtibeforetheprussianscanbringupasiegetrainparis

    arvedoutand,ifherpeopleareonlyhalfasbrave

    astheyareturbulent,theyoughttorenderitiossibleforthe

    prussianstoblockadesuchaniensecircleatanyrate,france

    hastonths;perhapschlonger,buttonthsoughttobe

    quiteenough,ifherpeoplehavebutspirittosurroundtheene,

    totoretreat”

    thenexting,bledfordrill,captaintee

    addressedthenthesubje

    that,hertheyapprovedordisapprovedofhadtakenplace

    there,theirdutyasfrenchnhepresenttheywere

    notpoliticians,butpatriots;andhehopedthatnotawordof

    politicsherps,butthateveryonewouldgive

    hisustbe,hislifein

    thecauseoffrance

    hisaddressnsesatisfactionto

    then;foralreadydifferenanifest

    angthesohadexultedloudlyatthedownfallofnapoleon;

    othershadsaidlittle,buttheirgloolookshadtestified

    sufficientlyanyangthe

    gentlenintherps,espeilies,

    istororleanist

    princetheproposal,therefore,thatnopoliticsshouldbe

    discussedduringtheeeronlythat

    theyingforfrance,gavegreatsatisfaction;and

    prosedantinuanceofthegoodfelloherto

    reignedintherps

    ititsfirstorganization,

    therpstuedoutforthefirsttiintheirunifortheband

    ofthenationalguardheadedtheastheyrcheddohehigh

    streetofdijontotheparadeground;andasthespectators

    cheered,theladiesheirhandkerchiefs,andtheorps

    joinedinarseillaisethe

    youngbarclaysfelttheircheeksflush,theirhandstightenupon

    theirrifles,andtheirheartsbeathafiercelongingtobe

    facetofacehthehatedprussians

    adayortenglandby

    enatfirstpreferred

    thechassepots,iliar,theyweresoon

    accustodtothenehe

    advantagenderpointedouttothehe

    darkbroishers,overthebright

    barrelsofthechassepots,

    toanenelesaway

    adayorteruinginthe

    eveningfrorill,theyheardagreattultin

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