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    sergeantnoeandhaveajugofbeerhus;

    youknoeer,wedrank

    tothehealthofkingifyoulike,youshallretuthe

    pledge,bydrinkingtonapoleon”

    thesergeantlaughed

    ”illdothat,”hesaid”yousaid,ifyoureer,wheni

    proposedtheking,thatyoudidnotohearofhisdeath;and

    icansaythesaforyouapoleonespecially,”headdedha

    chuckle,”ashesourprisoner”

    theboysintoacabaretnear,anddrankaglassofbeerh

    thesergeant;andthensaying”goodbye,”veryheartilylefthi

    andintothetoohavegotsoofa

    scrapeighthavebeenaveryunpleasantone

    theysleptatahotel,andthestationatthe

    appointedtiithirtysixhoursto

    yencebuttheboysoopleasedheysahelihat

    thetrainohavecared,haditbeenteasfar

    thediffitheefortresseswouldhave

    beeniense;parativelycloseto

    thefrontieratyence,too,thepositionoftheprisonerswas

    fortabletheyoliveanyhetoo

    taketheiralsheychosetheyeaday,

    toansusterroll;and,ofurse,alloo

    gooutsidethefortifications

    theonedraothepositionofthefrenchofficers,he

    utterlyinsufficientsuntallo

    forboardandlodgingonlyfortyfivefrancsanth;thatisto

    say,fifteenpenceadayitisneedlesstosaythattheofficers

    hingelsetodependuponliterallystarved,uponthis

    pittanent

    alloorethanttothegeofficerswhowere

    takenprisoners

    uponthishead,hoforttheyhad

    plentyofneyintheirpockets,forpresentuses;andtheyknew

    thattheyuldobtainfurthersuppliesbye,via

    szerlandtheyherefore,unaffectedlygladhetrain

    ayence,andtheorderwasgiven

    foralltoalight

    chapter13:theescape

    thefirstthingthatthebarselves,

    selvesinalodgingnoveryeasythingtofind,

    forthetohtroops,andprisonershowever,as

    theythanthegreatjorityof

    frenchofficers,intheirposition,theyhadnoverygreat

    diffitheroowere

    purposelytakeninalargehouse,ntoa

    nueroffalieslivingondifferentfloors;sothatanyonegoing

    inoroutaller

    housetheyssoplacedthatthey

    uldgoinandoutofthedoorontothestaircase,houtbeing

    noticedbythepeopletheylodged

    ralphsarlypainful,thelongrchhaving

    infladtheself,begged

    thatasurgeonghtattendhiandhadalsoasked,asagreat

    favor,thathisservantthehussardoyleghtbealloo

    rein;statingthat,inthatcase,hewouldpayforhis

    lodgingsandprovidehifoodastheprisoninhe

    privatesoldierse,crohe

    requestpliedh

    forthenext,andhadto

    keephisrooafterthattheinflaationsubsided;andinanother

    fortnightheesincehe

    receivedhiseantihehaddethe

    acquaintanceofthepeoplehelodged;whowereverykind

    totheirpletelywonby

    beingabletointheiativetongue,likeoneof

    theelvesthefalynsistedofafather,ayallday

    attherailother,a

    garrulousoldan;andadaughter,aprettyblueeyedgirlof

    aboutralphsage,othertoshe

    hadalover,aybesiegingparis;andthe

    thoughtthatheghtbeadehervery

    pitifultotheyoungofficers

    ralphbaredaysbeenintendingtosoundherasto

    heroneday

    shehadclearedaheirdinner,andandingassheoften

    didtalking,tobe

    overheardbyhertherinthenextroo

    ”itrytogetasoffrenchofficershave

    doneso”

    ”thatisjusthinkingof,christinewehaveonlybeen

    yarfasling,andyoutohelp

    us”

    ”hohegirlasked

    ”inthefirstplace,youcanbuyusclothesite

    suspicionif,ourselvespercyandiwere

    thinkingofgoingasgirlsnotprettygirls,ofurse,likeyou,

    christinebutgreat,roughpeasantgirls”

    christinelaughed,andlored

    ”youootall,”shesaid

    ”hertall,”ralphsaid,ruefully”wehavegrownso

    horribly,inthelastfeonthsstill,soenareastallas

    weare”

    ”yes,soenare,”and

    say,big,gaenandyoudonttobelooked

    afterifpeopledidso,theyhatyoudidntwalkone

    bitlikeaan,andthatyourshoulderswereverywide,andyour

    arverystrong,and

    ”ohnoitustthinkitover

    ”isupposeyouthatgreatblueatedbeartogo”andshe

    noddedattioylebeingabletospeakawordofher

    languageostabsurdpantooflove

    anddevotion;errygegirl

    ”yes,tiustgotoo,christine”

    ”ha,ha”laughedthegirl”fancyhisaan”

    ”e,sterpercy”

    ”shesaysyouakeaveryprettyan,ti”

    ”tareandages,sterpercy,”tiaid,takingitquiteseriously,

    ”hoybeautiful

    beardandstae

    foraan”

    theboysscreadans

    speeeintothe

    roo

    ”lookhere,children,”shesaid,sling,”idonttoknow

    ay

    beaskedquestions;andidonttohavetotellstoriesi

    canthelphearing,ifyouleavethedooropen,andlaugh

    soindeed,alltheneighborhoodghthearit;sopleaseshutthe

    do

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