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    thelandlordledtheoanouthouse,irussesof

    stra,ralphsaid,suddenly:

    ”ahihadnearlyforgottenaboutthepriestyouhaveapriest

    here,haveyounot”

    ”ofurse,”thelandlordsaid”doyoutakeusforheathens”

    ”notatall,”ralphsaid,apologetieto

    esseseldestsisterwasveryill,

    eaherher

    ”hepriestlive”

    ”thelasthouseontheleft,asyougooutfrohefartherendof

    thevillagebutanyoneoing

    ”youdontthelightanylonger”

    fortheboyshad,akingofftheirboots,and

    kingashooliedohestraw

    ”no,thankyougoodnight

    ”oh,iforgotdoyoucharge,acask,foryourbestbeer

    fatheredtoknohepricesuits,willsenddowna

    carttofetchit”

    thelandlordnadtheprice,andthensaidgoodnight,andleft

    the

    ansoldiers,

    thesergeantaskedhiquestionortheboys;and

    thelandlordrepeatedthesubstanceofthenversationhhe

    hadjusthadthisallayedthelastsuspicionsained

    inthesergeantsnd;andhengratulatedhielf,greatly,that

    hehadnottakenhisnout,insuere

    groundlesssuspicion

    ”ifthelandlordrepeatsthatyatotheges,itwillallay

    allsuspicion,”ralphsaid,heyalone”otherwise

    thesergeantghthavetakenitintohisheadtoetohavea

    lookatusand,althoughituchtterthathe

    shoulddisverthatthebirdshadfloillit

    hinhisguard,andheghthavedoubledthesentries,andde

    itchredifficultforus

    ”y,old

    boy”

    ”very,ralphihergothroughtybattles,again,than

    feelasifeltart,andthoughtthatishould

    neverseeyouagain,alive”

    ”olosenoyourboots

    onagainifso,letusstartatonenstbe

    veryanxious,longbeforethisitstbefullanhoursincewe

    ca”

    ”ithasbeenthelongesthourieverpassed,ralphthereno

    ready,ifyouare”

    ”ustgooutveryquietly,percyihavenodoubtthattheyhave

    gotsentriespostedallabouttheyknohathe

    neighborhoodianythereareofthe”

    ”ifoundout,frohelandlord,thatallthefifteennwesaw

    here,”pereatfirst,

    ,thatheulddonothingforinthewayofa

    bed,becausethereisaidthata

    stableandalittlestrahenhe

    thoughtofthisouthouse

    ”atthesarate,therestbeatleastahundredninthe

    village”

    theynohedooroftheouthouse,quietlyout,and

    detheirhroughagardenatthebackofthehousetowards

    thewood

    ”standstillafeinutes,percy,”ralphsaid,inawhisper,”and

    letusseeifhesentriesareplacedi

    expeardonroundthevillage

    ”liedo,there,andtheycannotsee

    us”

    itinute,theyhearda

    treadquite;andaprussiansoldierpassed,hina

    yardoflyseethathishood

    ngtohielfascrap

    ofsogeairtheylaythereuntilhehadagainpassedthe

    spot;andthenhavingfoundoutthedirectionofhisbeatthey

    crainutes,hadreachedtheedge

    oftheforest

    theydidnotenterit,asitpossibleinthe

    densedarknesstohavedetheirhoutrunningagainst

    trees,andsnappingoffboughs,

    theythereforeskirtedtheedgeknohat,hthetrees

    behindthetheythedistanceofayardor

    tinutesreachedtheplacepanywas

    aastheyapproachedthespot,theygaveashort,low

    ongtheband,forknowing

    eachotheronnightexpeditionsitonceand,in

    anotheute,theyongtheirfriends

    ”peasked”ingvery

    anxiousaboutyouisentfavartstorennoiter,tennutesago;

    andhehasjustretued,sayingthathecanhearsoonepacing

    backheroad,andthathebelievesittobea

    sentry”

    ”heans

    therestasfaras,at

    theverylo;andthereareprobablyahundredwehavebeen

    prisoners,orsothingverylikeit,andhavehadanstrously

    closeshaveofit

    ”butiedoyoustill

    thinkofcarryingoutyourplans”

    ”pesaid,”thatsasteriaeteed

    tohave,evenifinbedhave

    youfoundoutwherehelives”

    ”no,sir,buthepriestlivesitisthis

    endhouse:theendofthevillage,onthelefthandsideasyou

    eout”

    ”arethesentriesveryclosetogether”

    ”theyareprettyclose,butnottooclosetopreventourcrawling

    bet,unobserved,onsuchanightasthis”

    jorteehesitatedforawhile

    ”itoohazardous,”hesaid”he

    groundoverocrawouldbehardly

    possibleforthirtynents,andfirearto

    crahoutsnappingsticks,orstrikingriflesagainsta

    stoneandgivingthealar

    ”no,thesentryattheentranustbesilenced”

    sosaying,thendanttuedtothenanding

    round,andexplainedbrieflythepurportofthewhispered

    nversationhralphhethenchosetive

    youngn,andtoldtheotakeofftheircloaks,belts,and

    a,htheirrifles,

    enainatthespotatheythen

    overtheirretreat,ifnecessarytheyotake

    nothingbuttheirsstobe

    used,exceptincaseofnecessityandailoflightrope

    definiteinstruannerinh

    theirattackade

    theythentookofftheirboots,andsetoffnoiselesslyupontheir

    enterprisetheyonrapidly,untiltheyhinplain

    hearingofthefootstepsofthesentinel;andt

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