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    sheep,ofthoseleftthereinanofthe

    villagetheyretuedinthreedays,raonbeingonlyaboutfifteen

    leseastofstill

    therpspanies;whowere

    stationedinthevillagesonthevosges,andattheedgeofthe

    forestoftriespanyreiningatstill

    frohesevillagestheyndedaviehewholeplain;and

    uld,en

    goingsouthfrotrasburgeachpanyoactindependently

    oftheother,unitingtheirforcesonlyodosoby

    jortee;pany,

    thathavingthestcentralpositioneachpanyokeepa

    sharpynot

    superiortotheelvesinforce,andtocutoff,ifpossible,any

    sllpartiespillaginginthevillagesofthevalley,nearthe

    footoftheuntains

    thefirstpanyundertheirlieutenant,deupastuedtheir

    speutzig;,theyleaed,actually

    occupiedbytheges,butlyvisitedby

    partiesfroolsheiyofthebesiegers

    doyle

    eredtogether,inoneofthelargesthousesinthe

    village;andfrohenceafinevieheplaintainable

    theyainlongininactivityuponthe

    fourthdayaftertheirarrival,theysaety

    horsenapproachingtziginfivenuteseverynhad

    asseledand,atonce,rapidlyrcheddohehill;taking

    advantageofitsirregularities,soastofollorackinh

    theytheroadkingalongdetour,they

    gainedtheroadabouthalfalebeyondtzigand,posting

    theelvesangsotreesbyitsside,aedtheretuofthe

    uhlans

    itheyretuedtheywere

    laughing,andsinging;andtheboysfeltasensationofrepugnance,

    astheyraisedtheirriflestotheirshoulders,andaedthe

    ordertofireintotheirunsuspectingfoestheyhadnot,asyet,

    beehardenedtothehorrorsofhehe

    riflesflashedout;andsixofthehorsenfelltherest,putting

    spurstotheirhorses,gallopedfuriouslyawasso

    yghtebackagain,largelyreinforced,in

    soshortatithattheorderoretreat,atonce

    reachingthehillandlookingback,anhourlater,theysawadark

    ssingfroolsheiandtheglassessoondetheuttobe

    aboutahundredcavalry,andasnyinfantryithey

    enteredtzigandalthoughitprobablethattheywould

    ascendthehill,atnightsentrieshro,fardos

    sides,togivethealarandthenohold

    theelvesinreadinessforaniediateretreattotheforestit

    happenedthatnoneoftheboysyand,justastheywere

    sittingdoe

    erunningin

    ”heavenlytherthebrutesaresettingfiretotzig,your

    honor”

    theboysranoutbeloassofredflawas

    evidentthatseveralhousesesthesightwasagrandone,

    forthelightshoheoutlineoftheslopesofthehillsand,

    refle

    lookasifredhotoutupontheplain,roundlsheihe

    serablecafireshedistance,

    flirlightningtoldofthe

    ceaselessrainoffirekeptupupontheunhappytorasburg

    ”e”percysaid,indignantly;”asiftheinhabitantsof

    tziguldhelpourattackingtheuhlans

    ”look,ralph,therearesixdistinctfires”

    ”isupposethatisoneforeachny

    youybesuretheyaketheay,toothirtythousand

    francs,ishouldthink,atleast

    ”obelookeduponasachivalrousproceedingthereisno

    ronceingeionofshopkeepers;

    theykeselves,inthespiritofanationofpetty

    hucksterers”

    ”aupassaid,

    inguptoheyanding

    ”itisshaful,sir,shaful,”ralphsaid

    ”yes,”theoffiily”thisistokehe

    vandalsdeit,notasitisdeinthenieenthcenturyin

    thecria,initalyay,eveninchinaakewarin

    thisperorssuerpalace,because

    hissoldiershadrderedourprisonersinldblood,butwedid

    notbuasinglevillage”

    ”no,”ralphsaid;”andihavereadthat,inabyssinia,weneveras

    chastookafothenatives,hout

    payingforit;andagdalaafter

    offeringit,insuccession,tothevariouskingsoftheuntry;

    anddestroyedit,atlast,topreventitbeingastrongholdof

    thegallastheeneesofabyssinia

    ”dontyouthink,”heasked,afterapause,”ing

    torrow,sir”

    ”ithinkitverylikely,indeed,”thelieutenantsaid”ihavejust

    sentoffassengertothendant,hafullreport;and

    askedhiosendoverareplyetoour

    assistance,orifofallback”

    ”faith,andihopethatitsnotfallingbackillafter

    abit,”tioyleput

    in”barringthelittleaffairoftodayh

    ntioningihaventhadagesinceijoined

    therpsitsbeenjistrchingandunterrching,overthe

    stonraisonableuntry;nothingbutuphillanddownhilland

    throughtrees,hbigstonesbreakingourpoorfeetintopieces,

    andtherainrunningdotogiveustheague

    ”sure,lieutenant,yearchingusaillwevehad

    alittledivarshin”

    theboysalllaughedattiplaint,hhadbeendelivered

    inenglish;foralthoughheuldnoandfrench,henever

    attetedtospeakit,exenecessaryquestionpercy

    translatedittothelieutenant

    ”youher

    youorroknohereareahundred

    infantrytheycantusetheircavalryandysix

    n,alltoldfortunately,ronglineofretreat;ori

    shouldnotevenforthechanceofbeingattacked”

    ”atanyrate,youthinkthatoing,sir”

    ”yes,ithinkso,”thelieutenantsaid

    ”thenoourdinner,”ralphsaid”herewe

    ydine,torrow”

    daybeginningtobreak,a

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