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rtereduponhi

    ”ten,”thepriestsaid.”thesisfullof

    the”

    ”doyoukno”jorteeasked.”itwouldbea

    greatthing,ifingtheene.i

    havethirtyidonottohaveafightinthe

    village,ifihelpit.”

    ”iknoisattheside

    ofthehouse,andhissittingroondkitonthegroundfloor

    ofthehouseitself.therearethreebedrooover.hisroosin

    frontofthehouse,thtasyoufaceit.”

    ”thankyou,”jorteesaid.”haveyoualadder”

    ”thereisonelyingonthegroundbytheotheleft.ihope

    youdonotioshedblood”

    ”no,”jorteesaid,griy.”ithinkthatiprosethat

    therehatistosay,uacked

    bytheprussians.

    ”goodnight,andthankyou.isaythatforyourown

    sakeyouention,intheing,havingseenus.”

    thendantnoy,andtheyadvahe

    houseioayhi

    theresttoreinatadistayyards,htheirrifles

    cked,andinreadinessforinstanta.theladderhen

    broughtforeed,andplacedagainstthewindow.

    jorteehad,beforestarting,providedhielffrohe

    carpehevillageallandfinesaw,a

    bottleofoil,andathinstriphtiron.henoounted

    theladderand,aftercarefullyexaningthehwasof

    theketicedheiedthestrip

    ofiron,andtriedtoforkthefastening.thishefailedin

    doing,beingafraidtouseelestthefasteningshould

    givesuddenly,hacrash.hehad,hoaiheexact

    positionofthefastening.

    having,beforeunting,carefullyoiledtheaugerandsaw,henow

    appliedtheforr;anddeaholethroughthefrathe

    junofthetheabovethefastening.

    introdugthesaothishole,henoiselesslytirely

    rouening,iularsothejunof

    the;andashedidso,theially

    open,byitso.henoheladderagain,took

    offhisboots;andorderedtentodothesa,andto

    putasideallar,andacuternts,thatuldstrikeagainst

    anythingandkeanoise.

    then,takingailropeinhishand,andfollohe

    ten,heagaiheladder.theinstruehertorein

    ajorehe

    roooiselessly,anddroppedatoohishandsandknees;

    andier,joinedbyhisfollorawled

    forake

    noilhefoundthebed.then,risingtohisfeet,he

    threselfuponthesleepingnand,inant,hadhibr>

    tightlybythethroathonehahered

    firyonhisuth.

    paralyzedbythesuddennessoftheattads

    tightlykeptdohebedclothes,andtheofhis

    assailant,thesasterle.

    ”nopesaid,quietly.

    hisfolloan

    tlusively,inthesepartsof

    frandlightedalaandingupoabl

    ...

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