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    t;orsettingto,toorganizeyounglevies,andgivingup

    activeservice

    ”no,ifyougoonasyouhavehithertodone,boys,youybe

    lonelsinanothersixnths;foreisrendedfor

    protionforgoodserviaywellsuppose

    thereisnoquestionaskedastohisageofurse,nogeneral

    ndyouasent,

    becauseyouarealtogetherignorantofacaptainsduty;butyou

    arequitecapableoffillingthedutiesofcaptain,onthestaff,

    asthosedutiesrequireonlyclearheadedness,pluck,attention,

    andnsense

    ”panywereiin

    yourplacenderscrossinthelegionofhonori

    hadtheanderscrossa

    fortnightago,forthebridgeofvesouze”

    ”ah,yes,”ralphsaid,”thaththatis

    hopeless”

    loneltee

    ”youan,”ralphsaid,afterapause,”thatthereisachanceof

    our”

    ”pesaid,”idontknorightin

    leadingyouintodanger,butidothinkthatyoughti

    entioningyouas,onlyyesterday,togaettaadispatch

    hadjusteinfroaris,grulingatreceivingnone

    theuntry;andgaettaentingovertheiossibilityof

    arrangingforsiltaneousvents,oothebreakdohe

    pigeons,andthefailureofthessengers;whenisaid:

    ”therehus,inthevosgesthey

    brielsstafflast,andarenohey

    inifanyoneuldtheydown,

    overandoveragain,angtheges;andiuldlayanyney

    thattheyceed

    ”hobettaasked,assharpasa

    knife

    ”bynofaultoftheirooutonleave,

    tosee;andslepthapartyoffranctireursheyof

    ursehadnoauthority,astosentriesandthepartywas

    surprised,atnight,andpletelycutuptheyaken

    prisoners,butidonotexpectthattheyainsoforlong

    ”gaettadidnotsayanything,then;but,anhour

    afterarked:

    ”ifyouhearofthoseyoungfellowsyouwerespeakingofhaving

    retued,sendtheo,tee”

    ralphlookedatpercy,andcheckedtheoffertogohhesaas

    onhisbrotherslips

    ”ithinkitghtbedone,lonel,”hesaid,quietly;”butitisa

    serioustter,andhinkitover,beforewegivean

    opinion”

    ralphthenchangedthesubject,andtheytalkedovertheevents

    aneuversof

    generalchel,thearrivalofgaribaldi,thedoingsofthefranc

    tireurs,etc

    ”bythein,this

    eveningjustasilefttheofficethatthegesoccupied

    dijon,yesterday”

    ”youdontsayso”theboyssaid,juingfroheirseats”was

    thereanyfighting”

    ”yes,sobilesandfranctireursdeaverypluckydefense,

    outsidethetoegrosssnagent,thegreatbulk

    ofthetroopshadbeenhdrahedaybeforeaftertwoor

    threehoursfighting,oufellback;theprussians,asusual,

    shelledthetoheauthoritiessurrendered”

    ”thefightinguldnothavebeenoursideofthetown,”ralph

    said,thoughtfully

    ”no,justtheotherside,”lonelteesaid”asill

    atho,andourplaanyhundredyardsfroours,that

    hefirstthingithoughtof”

    ”ihefight”percysaid,anxiously

    ”ishouldthinkitprobable,boys,thatoldfriendwouldhave

    goneout;butidonotthinkthatyouneedbeuneasyaboutitfor,

    froaid,ourlossallthetroopsfell

    backintothetoolestedthroughitsoyour

    father,havechangedhisthingsinthetown,and

    havelybackagain

    ”hehadvolunteeredintothenationalguard,elast

    throughdijon;andofurse,he

    hadhisoldrankofcaptain”

    attenoclocktheboyssaidthattheyroll,

    beforelyingdohenighttheyupwardsofanhour;

    andretued,attheendofthatti,hseriousbutresolved

    facesthelonel

    stretchedonthesofaandhearthrug,eintheygave

    hisleepygoodnight,andnootherhanged

    intheing,theypewas

    alreadydressed,andtheyouttogethertogettheirffeeand

    lkastheythattheyhaddeup

    theidstoketheattettoenterparis,hdispatches;

    butthattheysaoneodoso;andthat,unlesstheyuld

    befuishedhthenecessarypapers,theyshouldabandonall

    ideaoftheenterprise

    tennuteslater,theyenteredtheprefepe

    inatonbetta,ainedinthe

    anteroointennutestheirfriendcaoutagain,andbeckoned

    totheoeintothenextroo

    ”thesearethelieutenantsbarclay,”hesaid

    theboysboined,anwho

    e,theabsoluteruleroffranceadarkn;ha

    shortblackbeard,keeneyes,andalookofselfrelianceand

    energyanttedendlessstakes,buthelife

    andsoulofthefrenchresistanceantohadhelivedin

    oldentistheronsedastatuebecause,inher

    deepestsfortunes,heneverdespairedoftherepublic

    helookedkeenlyattheyoungn

    ”lonelteetellsthatyouhaverenderedverygreatservice,

    bygoingangtheeneindisguise;andthatyouareo

    keanattettocarrydispatchesintoparis”

    ”otry,”ralphsaid,respectfully;”butaftertalking

    itoverineveryonedisguisehwould

    enableustoperatetheeneslines,nearenoughtotheground

    betiestorenderanattetpossible;andeventhat

    disguiseainpapers”

    ”bettaasked

    ”anjerip

    allthethe

    villastheyoanytherearea

    nuerofjey;andeitherbuythesestolen

    goodsfroheorundertaketonveytheaanyata

    certainpriceseveralofthesejehtheirwagonsfullof

    clocks,andotherarticleshavebeencapturedbyourfranctireurs

    ortroopsand,no

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