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ouldfirethroughtheleaves, froietheroad.nueronepanyht and,nsequently,oblant.ralphandper thefrontline,behirees. notashotpe gavetheenbehireesolie doongthelohandbrushended nearlyahundredyards.theerproofs,blas,andallother iedintshadbeebehindathalloville,sothatthenhad thefreeuseoftheirar.therifleshepouches shiftedroundsoastobereadyathandandordershavingbeen giventhatnotawordshouldbespoken,eveninawhispera perfeereignedoverthespot. ralphandperhother.theyhadexgeda heartygripofthehand,beforelyingdoh beatisandhandsfirygraspingtheirrifles,inreadiness forthesignal. thetiiitseedto thenagebeforetheyheardthetraofhorses.nearerand heydnoheyuldhearthejinglingof acuterntsfirst,throughtheirleafys,theyuldseetwo uhlanspassatahewoods,andlookingfor possibledahebusheshidtheynotiothing, aonatthesapace.itisprobable,ihatthey reallyanticipatednopossibilityofanattack,asthedijonfranc tireurshefirstheseofa;and theprussiansly,iireignorahe viedbodyoftheeneand,at,apprehended astrayshotfrlerfrohefrenchares,hidden inthewoods. inaeortoreuhlanspassed;andafterthe saintervalberofcattleand sheep.thegreaterportionhadpassedthespotheboyswere lying,aheireurs,he silehepesshout: ”now” beforetheuhlanshadtitoreinintheirhorses,ortoaskeach othereaningofthecry,theflashofthirtyrifles brokefrohetrees,andseveralnfellfroheirhorses.there ontarypaniarbines attheinvisiblefoe. theeyoungofficer,hlight staen: ”steady,theyareonlyahandful.forine,charge” quicklyastheo fireagain;andtheninacehtheirordersretreated, andjoiheirradesbypassagesleftitis,on purpose.inanotherinstanttheuhlanschargedbut,asquickly,the direstnfusined,he eopof eaedtheirdeadlyhailinto thenfusedss. thesendlineofuhlanschargedretuedthefire oftheirinvisibleeneesand,althoughtheyuldhe severaloftheballstookeffeothinguldbeolerthanthe offiplesteadiedtheir n.underverofthefireoftheirradesthen,inpart, extrica
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