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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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