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【】tthatthe frenchhadbeeeail;andhadshoost gallantry,againstgreatlysuperiouers.theywouldnow,no doubt,fallbackbehindtheselle;andholdthatline,andthe positionofthevosges,untilfreshtroopsuldeup,anda greatbattlebefoughtupoer. freshlevieswereeverywhereordered,andadeepandgeneral feelingeprevailed.noohoughtofblaroopsit thattheyhaddoheirbest;thefaultlayhthe generals,andhtheanization. en ee,also;fortheutternfusionh prevailedangstroops,intheirretreat,shohat theentalsyste;andthatthereuldhave beennorealdiscipliswould haverallied,afeilesfrohefieldofbattle. indijon,thegedurifhtarvelousthe ight,thisdisgrace stbeobileshe soldiersyarting,byeverytrain, tothedepots.thesoundoftherseillaiserangthroughthe streets,nightandday.thes,”gainedafresh aningahesefirstdefeats,none dreadoffi. everyday,hoerasburgoff; andtheprussiansrchedunopposedacrossthespursofthevosges, erehandfulofnghthavekedthe ”boys,thereareterribledaysinstore,forfranaptain barclaysaid,ethattheenehadenterednancy. ”theliheselleistued.bazaineoff,unless hehurrieshisretreat;ahingstoptheprussians froargtoparis.” theboyssatspeechlessatthisterribleassurance. ”surelyitrs.barclaysaid.”fren othavelostalltheiroldqualities;andallfrancewillrise, likeoorchtothedefenseofparis.” ”raever,againsttheprussian troops,flushedhviaptainbarclaysaid;”evenifthey edands,foralevyeoe frofbazaien,theonlyhopeoffranceisforallthe troopsaintofallbaderthegunsofthefortsof paris;andforfrannseguerrillawar.for hostsofskirsherstohangupontheirflanksandrear;cutting everyroad,destroyingeverybridge,entsof everydetaout,onthe groundheyoupy. ”this,hoandanieofpluck,of enduran.the questionis,doesfrancepossessthesequalities” ”surely,riofthefrench,” s.barclaysaid,alittlereproachfully. ”dearlanie,”herhusbandsaid,”iaorrytosaythativery greatlydoubtthepatriotisfthefrench.theyarerethanany people,reeventhantheenglish,theylaughatasanation ofshopkeepersaneykingrace.thebeoiseclass,the shopkeepers,thesllproprietors
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