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    rses

    ogetherinthestalls,ascloselyastheyuldstand;

    pletelyveredhcavalry

    soldiers,sosittingupskingandtalking,othersalready

    heircloaksandstretchedatfulllength

    asergeant,seeingtherksofralphsrank,atoncerosetohis

    feetandsaluted

    ”ihavetyoolonel

    teesgeneraleishouldfindrooere,butit

    doesnotlooklikeit”

    ”iuthesehorsesout,sir,”thesergeantsaid

    ”istherenootherplace”ralphasked

    ”theyareallasfullasthis,sir”

    ”thereisalittleshed,dotheendofthegarden,”oneofthe

    nsaid”inoticeditthisafteoonthedoorkedi

    lookedin,anditseedaknoheranyoneis

    thereihyou,sir,andshoheway,ifyou

    like”

    theshedhesoldierforcedthedooropenh

    hisstheplacehad,ashesupposed,beenawshed;

    butthehegroundhard

    ”thissaid”thereisrooor

    allfourhorses,iftheysqueezeabit;andforjacqueshere,and

    selfisuppose,yourhonor,thereinknockingup

    soofthisakeabitofafireitstoodarkto

    lookforstithesnow,

    thattheskehebastesentirelytosaynothingof

    us”

    ”stances,tiiagreehyou;butdontdo

    redagethanyouakeenoughfiretoke

    theenough,here,

    ustgoandseeifyoucangettheo

    forage”

    ”buthoasked

    ”ihaventdraeat,

    inthehaversaattours,forithoughtthere

    bechtobehadhere”

    ”thankyouforthinkingofit,tibuththegeneral

    fortable,andlityourfire,oneof

    youbringupourcloakstothehousekeepthehorsessaddleson,

    aysuddenly,atanyntof

    thenight”

    thenexting,generalchanzysaidtoralph:

    ”ishouldrendyou,captainbarclay,tospendanhourstudying

    thisp;andgettingup,froheselists,theexactpositionof

    ourforcesasteredtheridethroughthe

    hepositionsoccupiedbytherpsand,houtexposing

    yourself,gainasgoodanideaasyoucanoftheuntrybeyond

    torroayhavetoridestraighttocertainpoints,h

    orders;anditysaveiortanttiifyouarethoroughly

    acquaintedhtheground,andposition”

    afteraupleofhoursstudyofthestaffp,soastoknow

    everylittlebylaneandhaet,fortenlesoneitherside,

    ralphuntedhishorseandforalongrideued,

    lonelteetoldhihatgeneralchanzyogeneral

    daurellesquarters,toarrangethedetails;andthattheattack

    otakeplacethenextday

    atfiveopeandthe

    chiefofhisstaff,fortwohours,in

    drapehad

    notbeenout,allday;andhethereforeofferedhishorsetoralph,

    inorderthatralphsoightbefreshforthenextday

    fourstaffofficerssetoffinvariousdirectionshthe

    dispatches;andralphngratulatedhielfuponhavingbeenupon

    thegroundheraversingoncebeforethatdayas,evenh

    thatpreviousacquaintance,itofindtheway

    throughthedarkness,frohesnoeringthegeneralappearance

    andapparentdistanceofeachobjectthanks,hoohisride

    oftheing,hereachedthevariousrpstohhewas

    dispatchedistakesinhisbackto

    headquartersbyelevenoclock

    ti

    ”sure,yourhonor,anditsaghtyldnightivegotapotof

    ffeeontheboilinthestables”

    ”thankyou,tiiakereporttothe

    general,andthengoofftobedbringtheffeeintoroowe

    shallbeupearly,fororrow”

    ”dosaid,adringly”anditsaboutti;forwe

    shouldbeallfrozenintoskeletons,ifoheredoing

    nothingchlongerbadlucktotheher,saysi”

    attenooingthefrenchtroopsotion,

    theobjectsoftheirattackbeingthevillagesofguillonville,

    teiers,andniertheuntryelyflatand,foran

    hour,theysayafetes,only,were

    seenthesegallopedoffhastily,thenttheycaughtsightof

    theheavyssesofthefrenthewoodralphwas

    riding,htherestofthestaff,behindthegeneral

    ”thatisteiers,”lonelteesaid,pointingtoahouseor

    tadistance,ontheplain

    ashespoke,apuffofskecafrohehouses

    ”thereisthefirstshell,”ation

    inanotherinstantthessileburstnearsoinfantry,attwo

    hundredyardstotheright

    ”takeorderstothatbattery,there,totakepositiononthat

    littleenento

    keepthegunsalittlebackangthetrees,andtoopensharply

    uponteiers”

    itinutes,therewasa

    roarofcannonalongthehofbothlinesforhalfan

    hourthebatntinuedareartillerydueltheshellsfellin

    alldirethetrees,tearingup

    theground,andleavingdeepblackgashesintheesnow;

    crashingthroughaongthe

    troops

    ”theirfireisslackeningalittle,”generalchanzysaid”itis

    titobepushingforward

    ”lieutenantporent

    ofbilestoadvanishers

    ”enttosupport

    ”captainillot,ordertheartillerytoncentratetheirfire

    uponthevillage,andtoadvancebybatteries”

    theordersobilesadvancedtohin

    fivehundredyardsofthevillagethesketryfirewasnow

    trendous,andthebilesansrenchedin

    thegardensandhevillageeverywall,every

    houseed,tofill

    upthebreaksinthewalls

    generalchanzytingonhorseback,ashortdistanceinthe

    rearofthefightinguntedofficersrodeupandleftagain,

    everynt,hnehebattlegoin

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