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heopenairforati,
allingeredplacehosen,for
thevillagelayveryhigh,
runningintotheriverrtagne
theokingplacessevenoclock
thealthatoftheing;
exeatfrot
infrahinslieatin
thelidsoftheircanteens,andncludedthealhacupof
ffee
thenfourlargefirespanyandasller
onefortheofficersblanketsonthegroundround
thesefires,andthenlittheirpipesandchattedgailyall
oreorlesstiredfor,althoughtheithsharddrillhad
atoiless,aunition,and
acutetshadtiredtheorethantheyhadanticipated
asthispetoldthehathe
shouldnotplacearegularrdonofsentries;butthatinfuture
heshoulddoso,yootbynine
oclockthefiresbegantobulohetalkinggraduallyceased,
andthenrollingtheelvesupintheirblankets,andputting
theirhaversacksundertheirheads,forpillowssoondroppedoff
tosleep;asolitarysentrykeepingguardagainstpilferers
ashortrilestookthenextday,toraervillers,
ongtheinhabitants;andfourteenles
onthedayaftertobaeurthe,heyalso
obtainedquarterstheyheneighborhoodof
theene,andjorteeadvisedahaltforthenextday;in
orderthatheghtkeinquiries,andinvestigatethoroughlythe
bestroutetobepursued
chapter5:thefirstengagent
thenendantofthefranctireursheard,at
baccarat,deteedhiochangehisintentions;andtopushon
letonthelowerspursof
thevosges,sofourlesfrolant;andoverlookingthe
valleyofthevexouse,inhelattertouated
itarch,andtheherhadagainchanged,therain
desenintheirlight,
erproofcloaks,andtheflapsoftheirforagecapsdownplodded
steadilyon;theirspiritsustainedbythethoughtthat,ere
anothertightbeinactiontheneh
hurriedtheorotheeffectthatabodyoftwo
hundreduhlanshadleftsarrebourg,andowards
blanttheyly,stoppingtolevyntributionsat
thevillagesonthehattheyer
blantonthesaeveningthatthefranctireursreached
hallovilleithattheyhthesheep
andcattlethattheyhadsup,bythevalleyofthevexouseto
luneville
toilesofhalloville,theroadhadbeenafairone;
butitotuoff,byatrackthattle
betterthanagoatpathinvain,adozenofthenoldoff
tohelphthecart;invaintheypushedbehind,andshovedat
thespokesofthepracticableat
lastthehorseandcartakenasideintoathick
there;doyle,arporal,andsixofthenhe
stfootsore,andinwasdreadfully
disgustedatbeingthusthechanceofseeing,and
joiningin,anyfighting;andonlynsoledhielfhthehope
thatavacancyooccurthenextday,andthathe
henbeabletoexchangehiswhipforarifle
therestoftherpsploddedonuntil,longafterdusk,they
arrivedatthehalfdozenhousesthevillageof
hallovilletheirappearance,astheyrcheduptoit,ed
byascrearoan,follos
andcriesn,en,andchildrenofthe
houses,andtakingtoflight;andiththegreatest
difficultythattheyadetounderstandthetruth,thatthe
fordablebody,,
posedofthedreadedinvaders
hetruth
hospitablytheirans,hoall;theirhousesequally
sohoeblazingfiresedonthe
hearths;blanketshavingbeenputupbeforetheoprevent
anylightbeingvisiblefrohevalleyafiretedfor
theokingofeachpany,andpreparationsforsupperweresoon
ncedthenanexanationadeofthefacilitiesinthe
h
straen
packedclosetogetheruponthestrapand
fatigue;nuroussentriesbeingthro,invariousdirections,
topreventthepossibilityofsurpriseforthepeasantshad
infordthehattheinfortionheyhadreceivedwas
rrect;andthattheuhlans,abouttrong,hadentered
blantthatafteoon,andhadlaidarequisitionofty
thousandfranount
ofstoresofallsorts
atthreeoclocktheyotheirgreat
pleasure,thattherainhadceasedguidedbyoneofthevillagers,
theydetheiroapointhee
closetotheroad,atanarroajor
teepostedhisnalongintheoilsofwirehad
beenbrought;andthese
treetotree,atadistanthe
groundsofortyyardsfartherback,youngtreeswerefelledand
branchescut;andthesehthebushypartstohe
road,ongthesoastoforbr >
abattisperfeen,anddifficultinthe
extreforinfantryalloclockinthe
ing,everythingwasinreadiness
asllpartyhadbeenleftuponthehighgroundnearhalloville,
andoneoftheadbroughtdoer
daybreak,apartyofuhlanshadbeenseentoleaveblant,andto
visitbarbasandharboisetontand
thentoretire,drivingsoatten
oenfroallovillecadohthe
nehattheuhlansabouttronghadjustleft
blant,andingdohevalley
eaenbehind
thetrees,nexttotheroad;theinbodybeingstationedbehind
theabattis,eachnhavingpreviouslysettleduponaspotwhere
hec
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heopenairforati,
allingeredplacehosen,for
thevillagelayveryhigh,
runningintotheriverrtagne
theokingplacessevenoclock
thealthatoftheing;
exeatfrot
infrahinslieatin
thelidsoftheircanteens,andncludedthealhacupof
ffee
thenfourlargefirespanyandasller
onefortheofficersblanketsonthegroundround
thesefires,andthenlittheirpipesandchattedgailyall
oreorlesstiredfor,althoughtheithsharddrillhad
atoiless,aunition,and
acutetshadtiredtheorethantheyhadanticipated
asthispetoldthehathe
shouldnotplacearegularrdonofsentries;butthatinfuture
heshoulddoso,yootbynine
oclockthefiresbegantobulohetalkinggraduallyceased,
andthenrollingtheelvesupintheirblankets,andputting
theirhaversacksundertheirheads,forpillowssoondroppedoff
tosleep;asolitarysentrykeepingguardagainstpilferers
ashortrilestookthenextday,toraervillers,
ongtheinhabitants;andfourteenles
onthedayaftertobaeurthe,heyalso
obtainedquarterstheyheneighborhoodof
theene,andjorteeadvisedahaltforthenextday;in
orderthatheghtkeinquiries,andinvestigatethoroughlythe
bestroutetobepursued
chapter5:thefirstengagent
thenendantofthefranctireursheard,at
baccarat,deteedhiochangehisintentions;andtopushon
letonthelowerspursof
thevosges,sofourlesfrolant;andoverlookingthe
valleyofthevexouse,inhelattertouated
itarch,andtheherhadagainchanged,therain
desenintheirlight,
erproofcloaks,andtheflapsoftheirforagecapsdownplodded
steadilyon;theirspiritsustainedbythethoughtthat,ere
anothertightbeinactiontheneh
hurriedtheorotheeffectthatabodyoftwo
hundreduhlanshadleftsarrebourg,andowards
blanttheyly,stoppingtolevyntributionsat
thevillagesonthehattheyer
blantonthesaeveningthatthefranctireursreached
hallovilleithattheyhthesheep
andcattlethattheyhadsup,bythevalleyofthevexouseto
luneville
toilesofhalloville,theroadhadbeenafairone;
butitotuoff,byatrackthattle
betterthanagoatpathinvain,adozenofthenoldoff
tohelphthecart;invaintheypushedbehind,andshovedat
thespokesofthepracticableat
lastthehorseandcartakenasideintoathick
there;doyle,arporal,andsixofthenhe
stfootsore,andinwasdreadfully
disgustedatbeingthusthechanceofseeing,and
joiningin,anyfighting;andonlynsoledhielfhthehope
thatavacancyooccurthenextday,andthathe
henbeabletoexchangehiswhipforarifle
therestoftherpsploddedonuntil,longafterdusk,they
arrivedatthehalfdozenhousesthevillageof
hallovilletheirappearance,astheyrcheduptoit,ed
byascrearoan,follos
andcriesn,en,andchildrenofthe
houses,andtakingtoflight;andiththegreatest
difficultythattheyadetounderstandthetruth,thatthe
fordablebody,,
posedofthedreadedinvaders
hetruth
hospitablytheirans,hoall;theirhousesequally
sohoeblazingfiresedonthe
hearths;blanketshavingbeenputupbeforetheoprevent
anylightbeingvisiblefrohevalleyafiretedfor
theokingofeachpany,andpreparationsforsupperweresoon
ncedthenanexanationadeofthefacilitiesinthe
h
straen
packedclosetogetheruponthestrapand
fatigue;nuroussentriesbeingthro,invariousdirections,
topreventthepossibilityofsurpriseforthepeasantshad
infordthehattheinfortionheyhadreceivedwas
rrect;andthattheuhlans,abouttrong,hadentered
blantthatafteoon,andhadlaidarequisitionofty
thousandfranount
ofstoresofallsorts
atthreeoclocktheyotheirgreat
pleasure,thattherainhadceasedguidedbyoneofthevillagers,
theydetheiroapointhee
closetotheroad,atanarroajor
teepostedhisnalongintheoilsofwirehad
beenbrought;andthese
treetotree,atadistanthe
groundsofortyyardsfartherback,youngtreeswerefelledand
branchescut;andthesehthebushypartstohe
road,ongthesoastoforbr >
abattisperfeen,anddifficultinthe
extreforinfantryalloclockinthe
ing,everythingwasinreadiness
asllpartyhadbeenleftuponthehighgroundnearhalloville,
andoneoftheadbroughtdoer
daybreak,apartyofuhlanshadbeenseentoleaveblant,andto
visitbarbasandharboisetontand
thentoretire,drivingsoatten
oenfroallovillecadohthe
nehattheuhlansabouttronghadjustleft
blant,andingdohevalley
eaenbehind
thetrees,nexttotheroad;theinbodybeingstationedbehind
theabattis,eachnhavingpreviouslysettleduponaspotwhere
hec
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