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    thestreetsthey

    hurriedforatter,andfoundanexcited

    croingandgesticulating

    ”deathtothespy”

    ”deathtothespy”

    ”hanghi

    ”killthedog”esinthecenterof

    thecroanalking

    bethean;butitwas

    iossibletoseeing

    doabloreceived

    justastheboyscaup,anotherbloastickfellonhis

    head;andthisservedtorousehiodesperation,forhetued

    round,,

    andthenncedafuriousattackuponhispersecutorsfora

    nttheydreagainblo

    sti,buthestruggleddesperatelyat

    last,overedbynuers,hefell;andashedidsoheraiseda

    ,”hurrooforouldireland”

    ”heisanenglishn,percy,”ralphexclaid;”heisnota

    prussian,atalleon

    ”here,louis,philippe,help;theyarekillinganenglishn”

    folloheirusinsarrivedatthespotthe

    boysdearushthroughtheent

    bytheprostraten,hisassailantskingsavagely

    therushofthefourboysaidedbythebuttendoftheirrifles,

    heyusedfreelyontheribsofthoseoodintheir

    heassailantsforaninstant;andthetwo

    gendarsledaheirswords,again

    tooktheirplacebythesideoftheirinsensibleprisoner

    thebhadonlyreiledforant;andnobeing

    baulkedoftheirexpectedprey,preparedtorushuponhis

    defenders;shouting,astheydidso:

    ”deathtothespy”

    thentsdelayhad,hoetotheboystofix

    bayos

    illustration:rescueofasupposedspy

    ”keepoff,”ralphshouted,”oranisnota

    spy,itellyouheisanenglishn”

    thenoiseoogreatfortheobeheardand,hcries

    of”deathtothespy”theninfrontpreparedforarushthe

    leveledbayosanddraontchecked

    theirardor;butthosebehindkeptupthecry,andaserious

    nflictapartyoffiveorsixofthe

    franont

    theseseeingtheirradesstandinghleveledbayos,

    keepingthebatbayhoutaskinganyquestions,atonceburst

    theirhroughtotheirside;distributingbloandleft,

    heartily,entput

    anendtothethreatenednflict;andthegendars,aidedbytwo

    ofthefranctireurs,liftedtheinsensiblenandcarriedhio

    theine;therestofthefranctireursrchingoneithersideas

    aguard,andtheyellingcro

    onceinsidetheihegatesandthesupposedspy

    beinglaiddohebenchldere;

    andinafeinutesheopenedhiseyes

    ”therderingvillains”hetteredtohielf”theyvekilt

    entirely,badluahundredtoone,thewardly

    blackguards

    ”i”andhedeanefforttorise

    ”youreallright,”ralphsaid”yourehfriendsdontbe

    afraid,youresafenow”

    ”jabers”exent,sittingupand

    lookingroundhi”heresalittlefrenchsoldier,speakingas

    illegantenglishasido,self”

    ”inglish,”laughedralph,”andluckyithatwe

    caalong,justasyoufell;andgotinin

    ti,hthehelpofourfriends,tosaveyourlifeanother

    nuteortoolate”

    ”godblessyourhonor”thenhoroughlyrevered

    hielfsaideaestly”anditightshave,entirely

    youvesavedtioyleslife;andyourhonorshallseethathes

    notungratefulwheneveryouanda

    thickstick,titheboy”

    ”thankyou,ti”ralphsaid,heartily”noterletthe

    surgeonlookatyourheadyouhavegotsonastycuts”

    ”sure,andheadsallright,yourhonoritisntatapfro

    frenchnthatdoyle”

    thegendarsnoatedthat,astheprisonerored,he

    stgoinatonairetheyoungbarclaysacpanied

    hiandactedasinterpretersattheexanationthestorywasa

    sileone,andthepassportandotherpapersupontheirishn

    proveditstruthnclusively

    tin,eoutasgrooanenglish

    gentlenhissterhadfallenillatlyons,hadpartedhhis

    horsesandhadacceptedthe

    offerofthehorsedealerainin

    hisservice,andhadbeensixnthshewarbroke

    outhehadpickedupalittlefrench,buthadbeenseveraltis

    arrestedinlyons,asaspy;andhissterhadatlasttoldhibr >

    thatittorein,andthathehadbetter

    retutoengland

    hehadreaoing;butthetrain,insteadof

    goingon,hadbeenstopped,aslargenuersofbileswere

    leavingforparis,andtheordinarytraffichad

    thereforepassedthedaystrollingaboutdijonthehourhad

    approachedatightleave,and

    tiadaskedapasserbytheothestation

    hisbrokenfrenchatoncearousedsuspicionacroedina

    feinutes;andtieing

    attackedbythearrivaloftesuponthescenehehadat

    onthathe;

    andtheyhaddetotheire,forthe

    exanationofhispapersbutonthehecroreasedby

    fresharrivals,haddeteedtotakethelaotheirown

    hands;andonlythearrivaloftheyoungbarclays,andtheir

    usins,hadsavedhislife

    theiresainationofthepapers,thatthe

    storylibertytogo

    adelightof

    hisuchshaken;anditoreover,

    havebeendangerousforhioventureagainintothestreetsof

    dijonralphthereforeatonout,andtogive

    hinightsshelter;anofferanaccepted,h

    nythanks

    itpaniedbytheirusins,the

    barabackentrancetothe

    ine;anddetheiricedthroughthetown;andarrived,

    halfanhourlater,athocaptainandsbarclay,uponhearing

    thestory,rdiallyapprovedof

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