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adly pale,andherfaisery,thattheboys felttheirresolutionwavering. captainbarclaylookedup. ”boys,”hesaid,verygravely,”ihaveoiontoask;h youetruly,uponyourfaithandhonordoyouo gorelyorpriand theadventureofaguerrillabecauseyou desireeaestlytodoyourbest,todeferyinh youosufferanyhardship and,ifitistheodieforher” ”hboyssaid. andralphon: ”alkedoverthepossibilityofeveryonebeingcalled outandoing,tooasacaseoffun aent;bute,serious ituchitaandwe haveaskedyou,hadfeltthattogo,even ifwekneeshouldbekilled.” ”inthatnly,risingand layingonehandontheshoulderofeachofhissons,”inthatcase,
good.itisyourduty,andthatofeveryoofightforhis untry.igiveyoufullogo.ishouldnothave advisedit.atye,thereeduty.still,ifyou feelitso,istandinyourway. ”gothen,boys,andygodchoveryou,andkeepyou,and sendyousafehoagain.” sosaying,hekissedtheothontheforehead,andthe roooutsayinganotherword. thentheboystuedtotheirther,lyand, fallingupoheykissedherandcriedhher.itwas uoodthatherheirfathers. lly,inginandhearingatter,satdownin suddengriefandastonishntontheried bitterly.itostined tretthattheyhadaskedforleavetogo.hoherewas nodraother,theyon totelltheirusinsthattheyweregoing. theyfoundlouisandphilippeinastateofgreatdisappointnt, becausetheirfatherhadaltogetherrefusedtolistentotheir eies.uponhearing,hohatralphandpercyweregoing, theygainedfreshhope;fortheysaid,ifenglishboysuldgoand fightforfraefulthatfrenchboysshouldstayat ho,inidleness. captainbarclay,aftergivingperssiontohissonstogoasfranc tireurs,firstself,tothihe nsequencesofhisdecisiohendoodijon,and pe.theheproposedrpshad servedfornyyearsinthezouaves,andobeanable aifficer.hehadlefttheservice,fiveorsixyears previously,uponhisrriage.helivedashortdistanly, froaptainbarclay;andafriendshiphadsprungupbetween the upon, captainteeexpressedhissatisfaatthedecisionofthe youngbarclays. ”ihavealreadythenasofole,ifany,older thanyoureldestboy,”hesaid;”andalthoughtheotheris certainlyveryyou,asheisverystoutandstrongforhis age,ihavenodoubthehefati ...
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