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    eightandfortyhours,percysfeveranddeliriutinued

    unabatedattheendofthatti,hefellintoalongsleep;and

    thedoctor,ashefelthishandandheardhisbreathing,toldhis

    brotherthathethoughtthecrisishathewould

    aicationtuedoutwellfoundedand,

    toralphsintensedelight,percyknewhenheopenedhiseyes

    hehanralphuldhavesupposedanyoneuld

    possiblyhavebee,afteronlythewas

    fairlynvalescent

    ralphhadscarcelylefthiduringthesetwodays;andhadonly

    beenoutoncefrohehotelhehadsentforaneoread

    forhielf,inthegazette,theprotionrochuhad

    notifiedtohind,afterdoingso,hetuedtoanotherportion;

    andthere,angthelistsofderationsgiven,esof

    perandersofthelegionfor

    having,egallantry,nveyeddispatchesfrooursto

    paris,throughthegelines

    iterreadingthisnehatralphouthiswalk

    alongonehefirsttoatailor,andorderedtwo

    s;forpercywassonearlyhisownsize

    thatexceptthathisshouldershralphs

    exactlyhethentothepalaisroyal,where

    thereareseveralshopsedals,and

    derations;andboughttndersrank,inthe

    legionofhonor

    oerribleingralphspentinahairdressershandsand,at

    thestofnolittlepain,gotridofallthatssofhairh

    hadsotransfordhithestainheskin;

    andralphselfin

    theglass

    ”ibeginningtoforget,”hesaid,halaugh,”thati

    erall”

    thefirstdayofpercysnvalescence,hedozedagooddeal;but

    thenextdayheuchbrighterandbetter

    ”lookhere,per;

    ”thatsbetterthandicineforyouthereistheribbonofa

    nderofthelegionofhonoryoucansafelyboastthatyouare

    theyoungestan

    eandhgazettedas

    captains”

    percysledhpleasurehisattackhadbeenaverysharpone;

    butsoshortanillness,hooverthe

    dooing,saidthatallheednoasbuilding

    up;andthat,inaveryfeindeed,percy

    edtogetupthatday;insistingthatheestrongwhen

    heoncestoodup,houchhanhehad

    igined;butsatupinanarhair,alltheeveningthenextday

    hereinedupalldayand,threedaysafter,hefeltstrongenough

    togotothegoveorisedplaces

    inthenextballoon

    itberacarriagefor

    and,aftersodifficulty,procured;forcarriageswerealready

    beingscarce,inparistheydroveuptotheentrance,and

    in;butoldbyanorderlyouldscarcelyncealhis

    surpriseattheselads,intheuniforfcaptainsofthestaff,

    andhderationsscarcelyeverseen,exceptuponthebreastsof

    superiorofficersthatthegeneraltheytuedand

    outbut,astheyreachedthesteps,anuerofofficersrodeup

    ”thereisgeneraltrochuhielf,hvinoyandducrot,”ralph

    said

    thegeneralsdisunted,andcaupthestepsastheydidso

    theireyesfellupontheboys,hsalutedtheypaused,in

    surprise

    ”asqueradeisthis,younggentlen”generaltrochuasked,

    stely”alloetoaskhouretodressupascaptains,

    onthestaff;andstillrehooputontheribbonsof

    ndersofthelegionofhonor

    ”itisnolaughingtter,”hesaid,angrily,asralphuldnot

    resistasle”itisapunishableoffenpudencein

    shoydoor,kesthetterthere

    unpardonable”

    ”isee,general,thatyoudonotreerus”

    ”idonot,sir,”generaltrostely”to

    thebestofbelief,ineverseteyesuponyoubefore”

    thenurousstaffofofficerspaniedthegenerals,

    andgaveanangryrr;

    forsongtheevetedderation

    ”iaalphbarclay,andthisisbrotherpercy,”ralphsaid,

    respectfully

    ”iossible”thethreegeneralsexclaid,siltaneously;while

    thereationofsurprise,froheofficers

    roundfortheurageousdeedofthebarclays,inkingtheirway

    throughtheeneslines,hadbeenageneraltopifnversation,

    andallparisiliares

    ”itisso,general,”ralphsaid,respectfully”iexplainedtoyou,

    attheinterviehatihadthehonorofhavinghyou,inthe

    presenceofgeneralsducrotandvinoy,thatithefalsehair

    adeallthedifference;andthatilittleolderthan

    brother”

    thegeneralsnolongerdoubtedtheyallshookbothboysbythe

    hand

    ”iastounded,”generaltrochusaid;”astoundedthatth

    reboys,asinoplishedyou

    havedonehothinkthat

    thereareanyhere,”andhetuedtotheoffi”who

    ethattheseribbonsarehilyplaced”

    ”no,indeed,”hegeneralreply;andtheofficersallpressed

    round,toshakehandspaniedthe

    goveorbackintothehouse

    generaltrochuatonceintohisprivatestudy,andtoldthe

    boystositdown

    ”nocanidoforyou,boys”

    ”nsieurgaettaprosedusthathee,toaskforus

    tohaveplacesinthefirstballooneout,afterwe

    arrived,”ralphsaid”oybrothersillness,ihavenot

    beenabletoask,before;butiaooleaveassoonas

    possible,especiallyasthedoctorsaysthatchangeisdesirable

    forbrother,andthatheoughttohaveatleastanths

    nursing,atho,beforehegetsonhorsebackagain”

    ”aballoonorrooing,”generaltrochusaid,”but

    ifyouy

    oaff;oruponthoseofgeneralsducrotorvinoyeitherof

    sure,beverygladtoreceiveyou”

    ”youareverykind,indeed,sirverykind;andly

    honoredbyyouroffer,”ralphsaid,gratefully”hadweany

    intention,aininginthear,it,

    anythanks;butitisnotsotheend

    oftheeween

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