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【】and,insteadofretuingtothevillage direct,theyhiditcarefullyinaashortdistanceaway. theytheuedand,ieoon,receiveddetailed instrujortee. itattershouldbekeptentirelysecret, lestanyincautiousightbeoverheardaed.theywere tostartatdaybreak,uponthefollooing.theirusinsand tioylebeingaloakenintotheirnfideheirfriends regretted,andsharetheir daheboyspoihohatevenuldtheyhave spokengerlytheyuldnothavegoneas, althoughtrangersenoattention,ever,five aintodoso. theiartedtogether,asifforawalk.upon reagthespotinthehepeasantsclotheswere hidden,theboystookofftheiruniforhwereedup, andncealedinthesapladputohes.they fittedfairly;ahanthatnecessary,aspeasants uratelytothefigure.roundingtheir shoulders,andpingsortofstride,noonewould haveigihattheyherthantheypreteobetwo aianlads. theyks,exgedaheartygoodbyehtheir friends,andstartedforsavee.tertheywerewalking initsstreets;staringintotheshopeverything thatouthedcuriosityoftwoyoung untrylads.thentheydeafeeffee,sugar, andpeppertiedthenaloredpockethandkerchief,andthen allcabaretegernsoldiers drinkingsatdoebreadandcheese andbeer. hey,theylisteheionof thesoldiers.theonlyinfortionthattheygleanedfrotwas thattheohavenoexpectation,ever,ofanyearly vent;andthattheyonotonyofthe pladthehardrollingthelineofrail andday.presentlythesoldierspaidfortheirbeer,a;and soofthetoein,andtooktheplacestheyhadleft. theirion,ofurse,tuedontheprussianoupation, anddeephecursesheapedupontheiheonlything ntioheirfavorallnessoftheiuer.there en;andthisauntlightly uponsavee,paredhthefifty,sixty,orahundred quarteredateverylittlevillagealongthelineofrailway. theboyshadnoostedtoknoaying fortheirrefreshnt,outagainintothestreet.thenthey otherailationheysawseveralsoldiers,on guardaofftoapointheyuldseethe entrahetuherethile othersatioshortdistances,allalongtheline. theboysnoselves,they uldealongnearlyeveryhalf hour;ienselylongtrains,filledhstoresofallkinds.asit becadusk,theysaargdohe line;relieviries,andplagfreshodistances oflittlerethanfiftyy
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