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    einutes,

    anajor

    thelieutenantnondthereinuationof

    thehalt,fortennutes,ajorilyburiedby

    theroadside;arougharkthespot,anda

    deepadeinthettreessothat,evenifthe

    crossightbefound

    afterarchedonagain

    thefirstuseadeofhisauthorityeven

    beforegivingdirectionsfortheburialoordertherdsof

    theprisonerstobecutthentherpsntinueditsrchand,by

    thebrightenedfaen,ituldbeseeneasilyenoughhow

    unpopulartheirlatenderhadbeen;andthattheycherished

    butslightanisityagainsttheslayerinashorttithey

    struarchingsongsandprisonersasthey

    irethesteady,rtialbearing

    ofthen,astheystrodealong,kingthehthe

    deepchorus

    inthreehoursrchtheyreachedthevillagehetroopshad

    left,theeveningbefore,tosurprisethefranctireurs;having,as

    ralphhadleaedfrohelieutenantinnd,received

    infortionfrospyoftheirarrivalatthevillage,lateat

    night;andhavingstartedatonce,underhisguidance

    hereansiderablegeforcebledtheprisonerswere

    notunkindlytreated;buttioyle

    thesoastonishnttheiryouth;butitwas

    assudthattheyhadbeenpupilsatsaintcyrorthepolytechnic,

    nyofreceivedssionsopossibilityof

    findingoffinsenehe

    officerscaintochatand,asthesehadbeenalso

    engagedinthefights,tendaysbefore,thereanyquestions

    toask,uponeitherside

    theboysleaedthattheyon,nextday;wouldbe

    rchedtoluneville,andsentthencebytrain

    ”theyareafinesetoffelloheirlast

    visitorhadleftthe”goodofficers,unquestionably;andwhen

    theyarenice,capitalfelloakeoutheyshouldbe

    sobrutal,assoldiers;fortheyareundoubtedlyakindlyrace”

    ”nodoubt,”percysaid,butheatters,and

    notpayingchattentiontohisbrother

    ”doyouthinkakingourescape,ralph”

    ”oh,enough,”ralphansly

    ”hourknoan,andlookingsoyoung,therecanbe

    nogreatdifficultyaboutit,totheendofour

    jouey;butitsnouseourthinkingaboutit,atpresentwe

    shallbeagooddealtoocloselylookedafterionlyhopethey

    ayence,orblentz;andnottooneofthe

    fortressesattheotherendofgey

    ”nd,ustnotgiveourparole”

    thenextday,nedtostart,theyfoundthat

    thereyorsixtyotherprisonersin,

    frotherdireebelongedtolineregints;butthe

    greaterportion,byfar,obilesheretreatof

    generalcariels,hadbeencutofforleftbehindand,after

    hidingintheedays,werebeinggraduallyfoundand

    broughtinthebarclaysheonlyofficerstheytherefore

    tooktheirplacesattheheadoftheprisoners;ed,four

    deeparch

    itarchtheherhe

    barclaysarchedintoluneville

    thegreaterpartoftheprisonersiable

    nditionsosorethattheyuldhardlyputone

    footbeforetheotherotherstotteredenof

    theesrtfrequentlyusedtheflatsoftheirspel

    theokeeptogetherastheyrchedthroughthestreetsof

    luneville,thepeopleinthestreetsunvered;andtheenwaved

    theirhandstotheandpressedforfruitand

    bread,inspiteoftheordersoftheesrt

    theyakenstraighttotherailation,heywere

    putintoashedralphandpercyhadgainedthegoodhe

    sergeantinndoftheesrt,bythennerinheyhad

    aidedhiyinterpretingtotherestoftheprisoners,andby

    doingtheirbesttocheerthep,andtakethingssoth;andthey

    notorequesttheofficerinnd,attherailway

    station,toallotountilthetrainstarted,on

    paroletherequesthefavorablereportofthe

    sergeantgrantedatonce;andtheyoldthatnotrainwould

    gooffuntilnexting,andthattheyghtsleepinthetown,

    iftheychose

    thankingtheoffiission,theyoutofthe

    station;ansergeantstoppedbefore

    the

    ”donnered,”sohereyouare,again”

    theboysgavealittlestart;fortheyregnized,atonce,the

    sergeantinthecabaret,upon

    thenightaster

    ralphsaportanan;asa

    reportfroifthecircutancesghtrendertheirpositiona

    stunpleasantoneandevenintheeventofnothinging

    ofitostensuretheircaptivityinsoprisonuponthe

    farthersideofprussia,insteadofatoneofthefrontier

    fortresses

    ”ah,sergeant,hoisourfate,you

    see,tobedeprisonersyouakingus,andnow

    hereweare”

    ”anie,”thesergeantsaid,surlily,”h

    yourebrother,andyoursicksister,and

    yourandoverthataffair”

    ”e,sergeant,”ralphsaid,laughing,”letbygonesbebygones

    allisfairintouchasinglehairof

    anyofyousheadsallasterit

    ightdous

    haritsquitebadenoughforus,asitis”

    ”youreniceboys,youare,”thesergeantsaid,hhisface

    relaxingintoasle”tothinkofbeingtakenin,bytwolads

    likeyouonstrouslywell,iwillsayfor

    youneverflinchedaneyelash

    ”soyouareofficers,afterallineversuspectedanythingabout

    it,tillthreehoursaftertorelievethe

    sentry;andfoundhiyingthere,tieduplikeabundlewe

    uldntthink,eventhen,eant,foryouhaddeno

    attack;anditoingthathattheold

    sasterhadbeenfetchedoutofbed,andcarriedoffonthe

    headsoften

    ”alice”

    ”thatsright,

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