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    lethoughtsaregiventoloadingandfiring

    anythoughtthattheboyshadgiventodangerfor

    theelves,butforeachother;andralphthoughhisoion

    eredhadonceortopercy,tokeephis

    bodybettershelteredbythetreesbehindanding

    italsed

    together,anddrivenuptohespothefighthadtaken

    placebythetithatitplished,thewoundedhadbeen

    lleanyoftheirwoundsa

    qualifiedsurgeonhadacpaniedtherps,asitsregulardoctor,

    andtheryoungsurgeonshadenlistedinitsranks;andthese,

    theirarlaidby,ingtostanchtheo

    applybandagesofthefranctireurs,therewereonlyfourso

    seriouslyhattheyowalk

    bythattitthevillageofdouteppe,h

    stoodinthevalley,halfaleonlyfrohesceneofaction;and

    topehadsentoffassengerdirectlythe

    affairhadteatedinoneofthesetheed,

    sandacutetsofthe

    fallenuhlansoneoftheyoungsurgeonspanythe

    ainfor

    treatnt

    tythreehorsesoftheuhlanshadalsobeencaptured,bythe

    partyongtheyweregalloping

    foubacktoepinal,andthere

    disposeoftheents,forthebenefitofthe

    litarychestoftherps

    thequestionthenaroseastoobedonehtheprussian

    pedecidedthisbysayingthat,asite

    iossiblefortherpstobeburdeneden,thebest

    planongtheprisoners

    toont;essagethattheuhlansulde

    backtofetchtheirolestation,asthefranc

    tireurshepointoftakingtheirdeparture

    therpsthenasseledroundagravehhadalreadybeendug,

    andintoitthebodiesoftheirradeswhohadfallenwere

    plapethensaidafewbriefwordsofadieu,hoping

    thatallightdieequallybravely,andvictoriouslythen

    thesodsen,saddenedbythe

    scehoughstillflushedphoftheirfirst,and

    signal,successpreparedtoleavethespot

    jorteehadalreadyheldansultationhhisofficers,and

    theirplanofoperationhadbeendecideduponthedifficultyh

    theyhadenunteredtheeveningbefore,hthehorseandcart,

    hadalreadyprovedthatitpossibletodragitabout

    theyhadalsotakenthirtyfinecattle,andupwardsofa

    hundredsheepfroheene;andithereforeresolvedto

    establishasortofheadquartersintheuntains,heyuld

    retireaftertheirexpeditions,anddefytheeffortsofthe

    prussianstodisturbthethespotfixeduponheforestof

    bousson,highupangthevosges,anddistanttwoharddays

    rching

    aportionofthetroop,therefore,roundtohalloville,to

    fetchtheacutets,blankets,etcthere;

    arched,bytheroad,totheplacehecart

    hadbeenleftthenightbeforetswereengagedasguides

    and,intheafteoon,therpsstartedfortheirdestination

    itarchtheroadseretracks,andthe

    enhadtounload

    theforansiderable

    distance,untilgroundhecartuldagainbe

    loaded

    itarchthat,

    thoroughlydoneupbyfatigueandhardship,therpsreachedthe

    littlevillageofraon,intheheartoftheforestofbousson

    therendant

    decidedthat,forthenight,therehe

    ntobeoutassentriesthevillagersatoncetookchargeofthe

    anils,andtuedthentoaroughenenoo

    chdoneupeventocareaboutkeepingailsupperuldbe

    okedandbeingdividedangthehousesofthevillagethey

    threselvesdoinutes

    thenexting,thesunshoneoutbrightly;andthen,tuing

    outafteralongsleep,feltquitedifferentcreaturestothetired

    bandothevillagethebrightsky,the

    freshingair,thepleasantodorofthegreatpineforest

    aroundtheandthebracingatsphereattheheightoffifteen

    hundredfeetabovetheseaatoncerefreshedandcheeredthe

    thereoingparadeatdoyle,forthefirst

    ti,tookhisplaceharifleonhisshoulderandthenthe

    jordisssedthesayingthatthereherparade

    thatday,andthatthenuldasetheelvesastheylikedin

    ashortti,everynhebentofhisown

    inclinationfirst,hoherehe

    riflesandaendoothe

    streaandtherepaniedh

    chlaughingandjokingthenneedlesandthreadained,

    froheenofthevillage,andthereuchndingand

    daingforthepastthreedaysongrocksandwoods,had

    donenolittledagetotheirunifor

    nextcathegrandoperationofbreakfast,forhe

    sheephadbeenkilledthis,beingthefirstregularalthatthey

    hadhad,forthreedays,lyenjoyedafteriten

    stofthenlittheirpipes,andpreparedtopassadayof

    delightfulidlenessthreeofthevillageboyshadbeen

    engaged,asalswerealldriven

    outintotheheopenglades,theywouldfindan

    abundanceoffood

    thenedaspty

    shedinedthatsuch

    storesofpoightberequired,uponeachexpedition,

    shouldbepackeduponthehorsesbackand,ifthehorseuldnot

    takeallrequired,thatotherhorsesshouldbehired

    thebarclays,bleinthewood;

    takingtheirishn,orandunflagging

    spirits,duringthelastthreedays,haddehigeneral

    favorite

    ”sure,andarethereanyesinthewood,yourhonor

    because,iftherebe,itotakeourrifleshus

    itightyunpleasanttoeacrossalion,oratiger,

    andnottobeabletopasshihetiofday”

    ”no,tieetneitherlionsnortigers,s

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