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    reisnodangertoyouindoingsoas,iftheges

    e,youhaveonlytosayyouhaveaericanpay

    youwell”

    ”careforpay,”theanofthehousesaid;openingthe

    door,hacandleinherhandandthenfallingback,hacry

    ofhorror,attheobjean,totteringhfatigue,

    andaskofstiffenedblood

    ”youdonotreer,”ralphsaid”iahecaptainofthe

    stafftedtoyou,tyourboysinparis”

    ”poorboy”theansaid,passionately”ein

    ”nsieure,”sheon,apologetically,”for

    speakingso,buticalledyoutheboycaptain,elling

    goodnabright

    ”butthere,youno,andfoodthequestionis

    aybesearched,atanyti;thoughitsnot

    likelythattlehasgoneaway

    inthedirectionoforleans,anden

    sinceisawodaysago

    ”thefirstthingistogiveyousothingyouarehalf

    frozensitdoinutesiakeablaze”

    ralphsankdoterlyexhaustedandinthesettleby

    thefireplace;andfellintoahalfdoze,anlita

    brightfireonthehearthinafeinutesshehaddrae

    liquorfrohepotaufeuthesouppotandsbythe

    firesideofeveryfrenchpeasant,hoohall

    theoddsandendsofthehouseholdarethro

    intoasllerpot;brokesobreadintoit,addedanonionh

    shechoppedupingtogetherhalittlepepper

    andsaltand,intennutesfrohetiofralphsentry,she

    plaokinghot,beforehi

    atfirst,heseedtooexhaustedtoeat;butgraduallyhis

    appetiteretued,andhefinishedoffthehotbroth

    ”shallidotoyouransaid”itisa

    terriblesight,atpresent”

    ”itistheldylife,ifancy,”ralphsaid,”by

    stoppingthebleeding;butnoer,for

    soti,andthenbandaging

    ”bute”

    ”intheboysrooupstairs,siritisjustastheyleftit”

    ”ihavenodoubtitisveryfortable,”ralphsaid,”butallthis

    untryisyscavalryidonot

    tobetakenprisoner;andratherthanthatiwouldgoandlive

    outintheefood”

    thehusbandhadnoedoairsand,asheaidedhiso

    firstbatheandthenbandagetheheytalkedoverthe

    tter;andagreedthatralphuldbehidinaloftoverashed,a

    hundredyardsfrohehouse,andverychncealedinthewoods,

    ueratoncestartedtoke

    theplaceasfortableasheuld;andtheha

    upleofblankets,aquarterofanhourlater

    ralph,bythisti,uldscarcelycrahefever

    nsequentupontheadehishead

    throbsoterriblythatheuldscarcelyholditupand,haditnot

    beenfortheassistanershave

    craheshortdistancetotheshedtheloftwaslowand

    slland,heteroftheher

    opening,foritedonlyby

    thelighteinatthecrevicestheshedogetherof

    hattheshutterobeatitsbackwould

    scarcelyhavebeennoticedtheshedbeinghighandthe

    loftveryloedthe

    existenceofanyloft,atallitrap

    door

    thefarrassistedralphuptheladdertheshutterwasopen,and

    ralphsaerhaddeabedofstrahhis

    heblanketsralphnoookoffhis

    uniforandlaydobytheotherblanket,

    andthenerswifehad

    thoughtfullybroughtapilloinutes

    haditnotbeenforthepainofhiswoundwould

    havebeenintensefort,aftertheldandfatiguehishostess

    auedhalargejugoferandaglass,

    ”thereisnothingelseyou”sheasked

    ”nothing,thankyou,excepttosleep,”ralphsaid

    ”ishallshutthisshutter,”thefarrsaid”enoughlightwill

    ethroughthecrackstoseeed

    tothedarknessishallshutthetrapclosedoe,asi

    go,andliftdoyan

    easilyputitintoitsplaceagainweeandseeyouagain,

    intheafteoongoodbye”

    ”goodbye,”ralphansly;andbeforethesoundoftheir

    footstepshaddiedaoasortoffeverishdoze

    foratihetueduneasily,tteredinherentoved

    hishandsrestlesslysoon,hoheeffectsofthecloth

    soakedinicyldershe

    bandagesovertheosubduethefeverishheat;andin

    halfanhourhelyhelast,

    haflashoflightinhisfaceand,openinghiseyes,sahe

    goodanagainbendingoverhi

    ”ialad,”ont,you

    weredead”

    ”no,no,”ralphsaid,ile;”alongthat,

    yetsleephasdoneaoclockisit”

    ”nineoclock,”hishostesssaid”iuldnotebefore,fori

    havehadseveralpartiesgoingpast,andthehousehed

    onceikeptone,untilinearly

    yselfintoafever”

    ”thankyou,”ralphsaid”ihavebeenallthebetterforbeing

    alloosleeponihavehadnearlythirteenhoursofitifeel

    queer,aboutthehead;butother

    ”iaerriblythirsty”

    ”ihavegotnothingbutansaid”the

    gesdrankthelastdropofouronthsagobutihada

    fe,andputthenthisjugof

    eritataste,andisgoodforfever

    ”inthisjugissoherbtea,ustdrinkwhenyoufeel

    feverish

    ”andnoebroth”

    ”thatido,”ralphsaid

    hishostessputheraderhiandraisedhipintoasitting

    posture;inbykneelingdo,and

    holdinghipasifhehadbeenachildthenshegavehibasin

    ofbreadbroth,andadrinkofer;shookuphispillow,arranged

    thethingsoverhiandputafreshcloth,dippediner,onhis

    head

    ”hereisaboxof

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