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    rpsrchedtothecathedral;

    assonpreached,andablessing

    solelyprayedforforthetheboyshadaskedtheirfatherifhe

    hadanyobjeonial,ina

    roncatholicchurch;butcaptainbarclayhadatoncesaidthat,

    uponthentrary,heshouldtodosoprotestantsght

    notapproveofnythingsinthecatholicchurch;butthatuld

    benoreason,ever,againstaprotestanttakingpartina

    soleprayertogod,ightbeofferedup

    theyoungduburgsefortheir

    departurehade,forthenththathadpassedhadbeenast

    unpleasantoothetheirtherhadinvaintriedtopersuade

    theostay;firstbyentreaty,andthenbyangerand,finding

    theseansfail,shehadpassedhertieitherinsullensilence,

    orinreininginbed;declaringthatheervesterly

    shattered,andthatsheshouldneversurviveitshehadrefusedto

    seesbarclayhelattercalled,adayortertheir

    visittothettage,andshehadnotbeennearhersincejulie

    andjustineillyand,altogether,

    thereentbetilies

    theboyshoonsieur

    duburgcainasusual,everydayorthcaptain

    barclay

    septeerthefifteenththedayofseparationarrivedtheywere

    tore,therefore,at

    seventhiseforthe

    painfuladieuscaptainbarclayhadalongtalkhtheboysthe

    nightbefore,repeatingallthehintsandinstructionshhehad

    beforegiventhe

    itisnotney

    readersselveshoilly

    sobbedaloud,inspiteofherefforts;horsbarclaykissedher

    boys,andthenranuptoherotocryalone;hoheir

    fatherhisblessing,

    tuedhastilyaightnotseethetearshhe

    uldnotkeepback;andho

    andtheirdignityassoldiers,doylehadgoneonan

    hourbefore,takingtheirblankets;sotheyhadnothingtodobut

    tosnatchuptheirgunsandhastenahtears,

    tohetojustasthebuglesoundedthe

    asselybythistitheyhadsteadiedtheelvesand,inthe

    hestart,soonlostallfeelingof

    despondency

    itoreanlikelittlerpsthan

    thefranctireursofdijonas,hthebandofthenationalguard

    attheirhead,playingtherseillaise,theyrchedthroughthe

    oldsrolled

    uptightandcarried,likeascarf,overoneshoulderandunderthe

    otherarandgaiterswereofbuff

    leathertheircapshadflatpeaks,toshadetheireyes;butround

    thecaphfur,dohe

    earsandbackoftheneck,tyingunderthechinontheouterside

    ofthefurhinindiarubber,tothroherainoffdownover

    thelightancarriedinasll

    case,slungtohisbelttheerproofonthecaps,whenrolled

    up,didnotshohecapsthenlookinglikefurcaps,hapeak

    slungovertheshoulder,ontheoppositesidetotheblanket,wasa

    haversackorstoutcanvasbagbroherestofthe

    equipntseachbagpartnts;thelarger

    oneholdingaspareshirt,afeksandhandkerchiefs,

    ab,andothersllnecessariesintheother,bread,biscuits

    orotherprovisionsuldbecarriedeachnhadalsoaer

    bottle,slungoverhisshoulder

    oneithersideoftheaunitionpouch,behind,rappedanew

    boot;soplacedthatitinnoerferedhthebearer

    gettingatthepouchnextenedthetinbox;thelidof

    saplate,thebottosaucepanorfryingpanonone

    sidehungthebayo;upontheotherahatchet,apick,ora

    shorthandledshoveleaplent

    ithatthisthearticleswere

    allnecessaries;andtheoverandabovetherifleand

    aunitionorethan

    halfthatordinarilycarriedbyafrenchsoldier

    attheheadoftherpsrcheditsndantthefrenchterbr >

    ndantansajor,andhehereforein

    futurebeterdjorteeeachofthefourpanieswasalso

    headedbyitsoffipehadchosenforthesepostsfour

    nself,hadservedthreeinthear,andonein

    thenavyhehadassoonastherpswas

    organized,andtheyhadarrivedtendaysbeforethestartoneor

    thefranctireursertainedahopeofbeing

    deofficersfirstalittledisntentedbut,asitwas

    evidentlyvastlytotheadvantageoftherpstohaveexperienced

    offientsgavegreatsatisfactiontotherestof

    thenfortunately,thereenwhohad

    servedasprivatesoonssionedofficers;andfrohese

    jorteeselectedasergeant,andarporal,foreachpany

    behindtherpsfollohecart;loadedhthestoresofthe

    rps,ansiderableauntofaunition,threecasesof

    gunttonforbloallbarrelsofpowder,

    alargequantityoffineironhreeorfourcrowbars,bagsof

    ffeeandriany

    largesaucepans,togetherhallsortsofoddsandendsbythe

    sideofthehorsedoyle;dressedintheuniforfthe

    rps,butents,andhalongblousewoover

    histunicheeerof

    therpsthishefirstplace,athiso

    request;anduponthepleathatthusonlyuldheescapethe

    ontbe

    separatedfroherps;andalsothat,unlesshehadauniforbr >

    liketherest,hoakeanyvacancyintheranks,even

    shouldoccur

    jortee,inexceedingthehundredandtinedupon,

    ents;butrebythefactthat

    difficultiesfood,oking,andvariousother

    points,ifthedriverefootingastherestof

    therps

    therchalongoneonlytotherailationafew

    carriages,hatruckforthecart,andahorsebox,weredrawn

    upalongsidetheplatforeadiness;andintennutesreall

    heirplaces,thecarriagesattachedto

    ...  </P></TD>

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