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    betreatedasprisonersof

    war”

    ”iananswered

    ”thenishalltosurrender,”ralphsaid,

    firy”ihavenoauthority,;butifigive

    advice,ithattheyshouldselltheirlivesasdearlyas

    possible”

    theoffiore

    nutesthefightntinuedroundthettage,nyoftheges

    falling;thenarushade,thereestinside

    thehouseshouts,shrieks,ercyandthenallwas

    still

    theyoungbarclaysandtildtositdoree,

    atashortdistanceoff;htries,hloadedrifles,

    standingoverthethegesoldierstookfrohehouses

    fe;sittingdown

    andeatingtheirbreakfastastheflasshotupatashort

    distancefro

    eightortenfranctireurs,andsixorsevenpeasants,guardedby

    sosoldiers

    nearthehegejorandtenantsalkingoneof

    theyoungnappearedtotakelittleinterestinthenversation;

    buttheotherepoint,hgreat

    eaestness;andthejorwasequallyplainlyrefusinghis

    request,forhestaedhisfootangrily,andshookhishead

    ”ajoris,ofthebrutalspean,”ralph

    said”oneusedtoetthesotistheirofficersareeither

    partiachines,orgreatbrutes;

    apparentlyenofea,here”

    theofficerspassednearenoughforthebarclaystocatchthey

    weresaying

    theyounglieutenantwasverypale

    ”forthelastti,jor,iiloreyou”

    ”forthelastti,lieutenantvonhersen,”thejorsaid,

    brutally,”iorderyoutodoyourdutyand,byheavens,ifyou

    speakanotheryouinarrest”

    theyounglieutenanttuedsilentlyaen,

    andorderedtheoplacethefranctireursandthepeasants

    againstawall

    ”thisishorrible,ralph,”percysaid”thatsundrelisgoingto

    shoottheinldblood”

    ”iprotestagainstthisexecution,”ralphsaid,inaloudtone,

    advanurder,anda

    violationofalltherightsofwar”

    ”holdyourtongue,sir,”thegejorsaid,tuingtohibr >

    furiously,”or,byheavens,iyouupthere,too”

    ”youdarenot,”ralphsaid,firy”outrage,asyoudo,everylaw

    ofanity;youdarenotshootanofficerofthe

    ar,inldblood”

    thejortuedblackhpassion

    ”byheavens”heexclaid

    buttheofficerself

    beforehi

    ”pardon,jor,”hesaid,respectfully,”butthefrenchnis

    rightitytotouchthese

    prisonersofwar

    ”intheothertter,ihavenothingtosaytheorderhasbeen

    publishedthatfranctireurs,andpeasantsshelteringtheshall

    beshot;anditisnotfortodiscussorders,buttoobey

    theutthisisatteraffectingallourhonors”

    thejorstood,forant,irresolute;butheknehat

    thegelitaryauthoritieshdeath,

    theatroeof

    thennear:

    ”tietheirarbehindtheirbacks,andtaketheartherintothe

    wood”

    ralph,hisbrother,andtioyleothewoodby

    theirguardsbutstrian

    artheyuldseethattheydisapproved,inthehighestdegree,

    ofthenduandingofficer

    theyillnearenoughtoseehevillage

    notanofthefranctireursbeggedhislife,butstoodupright

    againsttheitatedtheirexale,as

    didaboyofnotoverthirteenyearsofagetherladsofthe

    saage,andapeasant,fellontheirkneesandprayedpiteously

    forlife

    theyoungofficertuedroundtoajorinone,noute,

    appealitwasinvain

    ”putyourrifleshinafootoftheirheads,”thelieutenant

    said”fire”

    okeclearedahesoldiersandingalone;and

    thepeasantsandfranctireurslay,inanfusedss,onthe

    ground

    thelieutenantajorhasteadystep,buth

    afaceaspaleasashes

    ”ihavedoneduty,jorkolbach;yourordersareobeyed”

    then,houtanotherhisrevolver,putitrapidly

    tohistele,andblehisbrainsanhistoricalfact

    brutalasjorkolbachartedbackinhorrorastheyoung

    lieutenantfelldeadathisfeet;ryofsurpriseand

    nsteationbrokefrohenthejordidnotsaya

    tuedahdisturbedsteps;he

    otherlieutenantbentoverthebodyofhisradeand,seeingthat

    heeno

    digagrave,underthetrees,andbringhihere

    hisentofallinplacingthe

    barclays,andtintheirdstandthenajorand

    saluted,sayingldlythatthenarchthejor

    nodded,signedtotheorderlyo

    approach,vaultedintothesaddle,androdealongtheroadback

    toainbodyofthearthelieutenantgavetheword,and

    thelurokinghouses,

    andthestillbodiesofsosixtyn

    thereoverthefaen;andnoone

    uldsuppose,froheirair,thattheya

    successfulexpedition,inheyhadannihilatedabodyof

    enefiftystrong,hthelossofonlyfiveorsixoftheirown

    ndisciplinee,or

    evenofnttobespoken;andnotasoundthe

    heavy,asuredtraasthetroopsrchedbackthroughthe

    foreststhejorrodeon,odily,sofortyorfiftyyards

    aheadoftheinbody

    theyhadnotgonehalfalebeforetherefiredinthe

    ajorgaveastart,andnearlyfell

    froishorse;thenreveredhielf,andtuedtoridebackto

    thelu,herehershot,andhefelloffhishorse,

    heavily,totheground

    theluhadinstinctivelyhalted,andthelieutenantgavethe

    word,”load”

    ashoutoftriuhheyone”andthen

    allill

    ”thatstheoldfelloylife,tendaysago,percy,”

    ralphsaid;”andbyjoveasihen,ido

    thinkthatiaoregratefulnow”

    findingthattheshotsetyorthirty

    skirshersintoth

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