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    oyouneednot

    troubleyourselfighthave

    thabear,oratheyhavedisappeared,long

    sinceitispossiblethatthereareafeteredabout;

    buttheyareneverfordabletoanybutasolitaryperson,evenin

    esflyfroansapproach”

    thepartyhadachagrale,forthesceneryherewasvery

    fineattis,theforesthickthattheyuldseeno

    gliseofthesky,andthetrunksofthetreesseedtokeathenagain,itheywould

    obtainagliseovertheuntryfarao

    theplainofchaagneorifthevieeadofin

    frontoftheheyuldseethetopsofthehighestrangeofthe

    vosges,risinghillabovehill,andoftenothevery

    suitthedonon,oneofthehighestpointsoftherange,being

    iediatelybehindthe

    thevillagesare,here,fehepeople

    extrelypoor;forthesoilispoor,andalthoughinsuerthe

    cattletheironlyhareabletopickupan

    abundanceoffood,intheforests,theyhaveahardstruggleto

    keeptheliveduringthean,and

    theirappearanceanddressrathergethanfrenchbut,

    nothstandingthis,theyhoroughlyfrenchinspirit,and

    regardedtheinvadershanintensehatred

    anotherday,passedinrest,pletelyrestoredthestexhausted

    ofthebandordershereforeissuedforanearlystart,the

    nexting;theobject,thisti,beingtoendeavortocutthe

    railarchinabodyfortheslopesofthe

    vosges,behindsarrebourgandsavee;andhentodivideinto

    panies,andscattertheelvesangthevillagesbetween

    lorquinandtier,soastoacttogetherorseparately,asit

    ghtseexpedient

    chapter6:thetunnelofsavee

    itisneedlesstofolloherps,stepbystep,throughtheir

    resofthelittlevillagesthroughhey

    passedapspublishedinengland,and

    hereforepossesslittleinterestforenglishreadersafter

    tarches,theinbodyoftherpsreacheda

    villagesituatedinailesfrohegreatrock

    tunnelofsaveethefourthpanyhadbeenleftatavillage,

    fivelestotheleft;panyday,to

    rchforedistancetotheright

    theirordersokeepasharplookout,tollectnehe

    ventsandstrengthoftheene;butnottoundertakeany

    expedition,ortodoanything,ytoguess

    attheirpresenceintheneighborhoodasital

    iortancethattheyshouldnotbeputupontheirguard,untilthe

    greatbloruck

    assoonastheyhadrchedintothevillage,theprincipal

    inhabitantscaforationo

    providinglodgingsaftersonversation,ithatthe

    officersshouldhavequartersinthevillage;andthatthe

    sstbershouldbeplacedatthedisposalofthe

    ntheys,andeneach,

    panyarchforhe

    inghquartersinthevillage

    ralphandpercybarclay,asusual,actedasinterpretersbetween

    jorteeandtheinhabitants;foeitherthejor,noranyof

    hisoffianthatlanguage,indeed,wasspokenonly

    byafeeninthendanthad

    dividedangtheotherpanies,inorderthateachpanyght

    beabletoshiftforitself,theinbody

    ”haveyouseenthisproclation”oneofthevillagersasked”you

    seethattlerisk,intakingyouin”

    ralphreadit,andashedidsohisfaceflushedhindignation,

    andheexclaid:

    ”thisisinfausinfaus”

    ”peasked

    ”itisaprotheprussiangeneralndingthe

    district,jor,givingnoticethatheeveryfranc

    tireurheycatch;andalsogivingnoticetotheinhabitantsthat

    ifanyprussiansoldierbekilled,orevenshotat,byafranc

    tireurifarailbepulledup,oraroadcutthathewillhold

    thevillagenearthespotacuntable;hehouses,and

    treattheleinhabitantsacrdingtortiallahatthe

    sapenaltiesedforshelteringorhidingfranc

    tireurs”

    ”iossible”jorteesaid,astounded”noofficerofa

    civilizedaruldissuesuchanedictbesides,duringan

    invasionofgey,thepeoplenedbythekingof

    prussiatotakeupar,tocutroads,destroybridges,andshoot

    doyjustasodo,noistoo

    atrocioustobetrue”

    ”thereitis,inblackande,”ralphsaid”therecanbeno

    stakeastothewording”

    jorteelookedgrieved,as

    ”thiserriblebusiness,”hesaid,”iftheobe

    carriedoninthisheygiveusnoquarter,we

    shallgivetheonethatis,ustkeasnyprisonersaswe

    enaretakenprisoners,ay

    ”itnaturally,thevillagers,

    insteadoflookinguponusasdefenders,ost

    dangerousofgueststheywillargue:

    ”ifakenoresistance,theprussiansyplunderus,butat

    leastourhousesandourlivesaresafe;hesefranc

    tireursarefoundtohavebeenakeanyattack

    inoueighborhood,onlyplundered,butbutout,and

    shot

    ”ofurse,otreacherytherearesundrels

    alothers,butnoweven

    thestpatriotinse

    riskinshelteringus

    ”neverbefore,ibelieve,intheannalsofcivilizednations,dida

    ninauthoritydaretoproclaihatpersonsshouldsufferfora

    crihheyhadnothing,ever,todoif

    alittlevillage,hohepeopletosaytous,we

    alloopulluparailandyet,iftheydonotpreventus,

    theyaretobepunishedhfireandshesepeoplecall

    theelvesacivilizednation

    ”oneoftheevilnsequenationisthatweshall

    neverdaretrusttotheinhabitantstokeinquiriesforusthey

    ed,incaseptanythingintheir

    neighborhood,thattheyodoandsayeverythingthey

    uldtodissuadeusfrotand,ifinight

    eventrytobuytheiroybybetrayingus”

    jortem

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