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【】orcetheene uldhavebroughtagainstushanourown.weshould havesavedfrandiortalizedourselves. ”atthepresentnttherearetenin savee.torrothisvillageistobeattacked,andevery franctireurfoundhereputtothesword.” athen. ”andhohinkyou,hasthegebeenbytreachery” thosecriesewererenewed. ”bytreacheryafrenhasbeenfound,baseandvileenoughto sellustoprussia.allhopeofsuessisover,andwehaveonly toretreat.” ”theinfuriatedo thetraitordeathtothetraitor” ”yes,othetraitor”thejorsaid,solely.”itis thesasterofgrunsdorfotheprussians; ofyour iioobesent; andorrow night.” ahen. ”isityouropinionthatthisnhasdeserveddeath” ”yes,”ousanswer. ”thenhedies,”jorteesaid,solely.”youohavebeen hisvicti;youarehisjudges. ”grunsdorfisthreelesfroere,inthe savee.apartyoldoff,presently,harged htheexecutionofthissentence. ”ihaveno destrudeathbythe intelligendurageoftber. ”ralphandperlay,standforward” theteppedtothehollowsquare. ”selepe,”fortheduty,froheir perfequaintahey,upontheirfirstvisitto savee,obtainedalltheinfortionrequired.upontheirsend visit,thisingfindingtheenehadbeeniensely reinforcedtheyperceivedtheextreiortanceofdisvering thereasonforthearrivalofthereinforts,andtheir iion.haolnessandtactthegreatest ainhinhearingof, anuerofofficers;andtheheicularsofthe treaan,andoftheiionofourenees.so iortantanswereafraidof tellingitingern,orinfrench,lesttheyghtbeoverheard. topreventthepossibilityofthis,theynversedinenglish;and thensequeniracle. ”ralphandperesedintheorder oftheday,beingthefirstoftherpstothathonorhas beengiven;andiherebyofferyou,inthenaofself, officers,andtheyheartythanksforye, olness,aion. ”theparadeisdisssed.thefiveoclo fullrgorder,ents.” asjorteetheorderin heyhadbeenstanding,andcroheyoungbarclays; shakihehand,pattiheshoulder,and ngratulatiilyupontheservicethattheyhad rendered,andupoerinndanthadthus publiclyao. and,afteriion,thesend,third,andfourthpanies rchedoff;htheirofficers,heirdestination, attheirhead.jorteereiheg
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