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    theboyshaddone;and

    seaestrenstrancethat

    iteragsuponthe

    stseriousoftheat

    oncetobed

    intheing,anwas

    stillinbed;but

    hegarden,asvigorouslyasiftheeventsofthe

    previousdayhadbeenaredreaing,he

    stu

    ”godblessyourhonors,butiladtoseeyouagain;andtothank

    youforsavinglife,basteshaddeuptheids

    theyohaveiaintgoodattalking,yourhonors;but

    ifitsthelastdropofbloodthatoyou,

    youdbeheartilyetoit”

    ”iaeryglade,ti”ralphsaid”andits

    luckyforyouthatyoushoutedhurrahforoldirelandasyou

    anand,

    althoughob,

    andagespy

    ”areyouthinkingofdoingnowillhardlybesafeforyou

    totravelthroughfranceadnessaboutspieslastsfor,

    hyourbrokenfrench,youtingtakenupntinually”

    ”iotthinkingofitatall,yourhonor,”theirishnsaid

    ”thesterhasbeentellingthatyourhonorsarestartingfor

    theadeupndthatishallgoalongwidye”

    theboyslaughed

    ”youarenotineaest,ti

    ”assureasthegospels,yourhonoriveservedfiveyearsinthe

    rklitia,andarksn;andsoianto

    list,andgoasyourhonorssarvint”

    ”butyou,evenifyou,”ralph

    laughed”therebeanyservantsatall”

    ”sure,yourhonorisstaken,entirely,”tiaid,gravely”in

    thesarvice,asoldierisaloldoffasasarvintforeach

    officer”

    ”but,”percysaid”wearegoing

    assilesoldiers”

    ”doylesaid,inastonishnt”does

    yourhonorosaythatyouaregoingtoshoulderafirelock,

    andjustgoasprivates”

    ”thatsit,tiyousee,thisisnotaregularregint;itisa

    rpsofirregulars,andrethanhalftheprivatesare

    gentlen”

    ”holyther”ejaent,”didoneeverhear

    ofthelike”

    then,afterapause:

    ”thenyourhonororethanivero

    cleanyourboots,andtopipeclayyourbelts;towashyourlinen,

    tocleanyourfirelock,andokyourdinners,andpitchyourtent,

    ifyoudonthaveasarvintthethingsagainstnature,entirely”

    ”thatistosay,asfaras

    cleaningtherifles,hedinneras

    fortheotherthings,idontsupposes

    cleaned;adeof

    buffleather;andhavetopitchtents,for

    taketheus,butshall,heopen

    air”

    tiatlast,hesaid

    doggedly:

    ”sarvintoosarvint,yourhonor,itisevidentthatitsrough

    tisyouregoingtohave;andtioyleherehyou,

    assureasthepiper”

    ”,ifyoukeupyour

    ndtogo,”ralphsaid;”buttherpsisquitefullwehave

    refuseddozensofrecruits”

    tiookeddoatlasthesaid:

    ”aybethattheyeasasoldier;

    butillgosureenough,ifidieforittheresnolaopunish

    anforentofsoldiersand,whereveryour

    regintgoes,sureenoughilltraafteryetheresnyanodd

    ightkeselfuseful,andtheyllsoongetusedtosee

    about,andleteandgointotheca”

    nopersuasionuldaltertideteationand,astheyfelt

    thathavingsoattachedafelloghtbeofreal

    utility,andfort,heboysdoheafteoonthey

    spoketocaptainteeaboutitatfirsthesaidthatitwas

    iossible,ashehadalreadyrefusedsonyoffersofservice;

    butuponhearingallthestory,andthinkingthetterover,he

    saidsuddenly:

    ”bythebye,thereisaightgohusyouknow

    ihaveorderedalightt,builtverystrongforthe

    untains,tonition,powderforblowingup

    bridges,okingpots,andstoresihavenotengagedadriveras

    yetifyouririshnandshorseslikestogo

    asadriver,tobeginisehihefirstvacant

    rifleifearthathehavelongto,after

    neartheene;andashehasalreadyserved,yousay,hewillbe

    betterthananeantotakehis

    placehthecart”

    upontheirretuintheeveningdoylesjoy

    kneillylaughedso

    thatshehadtobegofhiostop

    thenextday,tiohcaptainbarclayandsignedthe

    engagenthereinedethatthe

    latterusketryenteringuponhis

    dutiesinnnectionhtherpsbygoingdoothebutts,and

    actingasrkerandthenretuedtothettage;asit

    ainthere,quietly,untilthe

    rpsarchas,ifheoventurealoneinthe

    toightatanytibesubjecttoarepetitionoftheattack

    uponthedayofhisarrival

    atthettagehesoonbeake

    hielfusefulinanyper,pleased

    everyoneevenrieandjeantethets,

    understandahesaidantbroadgrin,

    atthepantobyoekeouthisfeordsof

    fren;andcaptainands

    barclaybothfeltcheered,andforted,atthethoughtthatthis

    devotedfellohandtolookafterandassisttheboys,

    intiofdanger,suffering,orsickness

    chapter4:startingforthevosges

    thedayforthedepartureoftherpshandtheparty

    atthebarclayshsadness,atthethoughtsof

    separation;butallstrovetohidetheirfeelings,forthesakeof

    theotherscaptainandsbarclayhattheboys

    shouldleaveingoodspirits,andhighhope;heboyswished

    tokeepupanappearanerelygoinguponanordinary

    excursion,inordertocheertheirparents

    thedaybeforestarting,thewhole

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