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【】peotheotherofficers,hhly agreedaiheroo inightbeaskedinreferehe proclation.theynohingelsewererequiredand, upoiveansedandtooktheirleave. itheyoutand,astheyohe s,theyheardagreattultofvoicesraisedinanger, angdoyle. ”hoed,ih. ”givealante,oradle,abegoheboysare alletobegin.” hurryingup,theyfoundtiurroundedbyafeheprincipal inhabitantsofthevillage,andsoohecauseofthe dispute.supperitoodarktoseetoeatit; andtilakehielfusefulhadvoluogo insearchofalight.hehadinvainusedhisfeh et,andthesehadatlastcalledthe saster,theonlypersoninthevillageoodfrench. thisnhadaddressedtiirstinfrendtheningernand, uponreceivingansherlanguage,hadarrived atthenakingfunofthehehe disputehadarisen. theboysexplaiers,andthevillagerswhoseknowledgeof englandostof, indeed,hadpreviouslybelievedthatalltheher frenandiately procuredsodles,andtheboyshastehe s.tpanyandonebeing lightedatea,andstuckuponnailsinthe heboysoseetheplacewaslike. stratered,afootdeep,dohe rooandfifteenblash eantforthesapshungthe haversacks,ents;he rifles,leavingspace enoughtoandthebeds.at thefartherendoftheroo,inhalog fireallshed,outside,hadbeeed intoakit. ”ightbehanthis,alongway,ralph,”saidlouis duburg,asralphtookhisplathestra. ”thatight,louis.thefirelookscheerful,too,andthenights aregettingveryld.” ”thattheyare,ralph. ”ahhereissupper.iauitereadyforthat,too.” the,hadbeen releasedfrollnightdutyinionoftheirregularly uakingthatoupationnoinalargesaufull ofsoup;andeauphhisteen,andreceivedhis portiouingtohisbeduporaoeatit. ”anythingneenasked,froheotherside oftheroo ”yes,indeed,”ralphsaid.”neindnoneofyou gettakenprisoners,fortheprussiangeneralhasissueda proclationthatheshallshootallfranctireurshehes.” ”iossible”allpresent. ”soundslikeit,butitistrueenough,”andralph repeated,ationranslated tojortee. asghthavebeenexpeof indignation;andthislasteduntil,atnineok,thesergeant gavetheword: ”lightsout.” intheing,a
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