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tedtheelvesandtheirhorses,anddrehe

    ountand,leavingtheir

    horsestobeheldbypartiesoftheirradesfourhorsestoone

    advanfootagainsttheirapparentlygreatly

    inferiorfoe,keepingupaheavyfirehtheircarbihiswas

    ndantofthefranctireurshadhopedfor,and

    expected.

    theheofthehorses;andthe

    prussiansadvanced,opposedonlybyafeebleretutotheirheavy

    fire,until

    ahundredriflesflashedoutuponthe

    theeffect

    thoseseffect.itthattheyhadfallen

    intoanaush.thecaptainortification,at

    thefaulthehadttedrushedfallantly

    sendedhisefforts.invain,hoheytrytoseparatethe

    interlay

    flashedoutthionttheyoungcaptain

    thresandfell,shhtheheart.theofficeext

    inndorderedaretreat,thehorsesidsta

    ntinuousfirefrohefranctireurs,thediroop

    gallopedbacktoont.

    thefranctireursnoallparty

    oforhevalley,togivenoticeifthe

    uhlansshouing.astrongbodysettoo

    driveiteredanils

    thevalleyherestllectedthedeadandwounded.

    ofthefranctireurseighteenhe

    uhlansfortysevenainedon

    theground.theirlargenuerofkilled,inproportiontothe

    edforbythefactthatthefiringlose

    that,innyenuallysinged

    bytheexplosion;enhadbeeo

    regaintheirhorses,andescape.

    thefirstiulseoftheyoungbarclays,hefireceased,was

    toturoundandtoerahotherhdelightonfinding

    thattheyhadeaapedhoutascratdthentoshake

    hailyhtheirusins,unehadbeenequally

    good.thereeforpesorder

    ca,sharpanddecisive:

    ”youthebars,andgo

    assisttodriveinthee.

    ”youhavedoyboys.”

    haflushofpleasure,theboysstartedofftocarryoutthe

    orders;hekind

    thoughtofsparingtheladstheterriblesightofthebattle

    ground.

    theshortbutdesperatenflictthroughheyhadpassed

    seed,totheyoungbar.inthe

    exultale,

    theyhadselyhadtieventogiveathoughttothedanger.

    fearisseldoeltbythesoldier.

    thetiosttriedisinginactive,

    atadistance,exposedtoaheavyshellfire;oro

    anattaofsketryandartillery.ina

    handtohandhink.hisnervesare

    strunguptosohighapitchthathenolohinksofdanger,or

    death.hiswho

    ...

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