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tthefourboys,andseveraloftheyoungern,put theirhandstotheirearsandtoseeorhear theterriblepunishnt.attheendofthattitherewasabrief struggle,andthenadeepsilendthebodyofthetraitor sabranchofohetrees,hapaperpinnedonhis breast: ”soperishalltraitors.” ”louisduburg,”jorteesaid,”takethispaper,hthosewho seekatraitorhere,andfastenittoatree;so thatitybeseenatthepointthe road.” louistookit,andranoff.inaquarterofanhour,whenhe retued,hefoundthepanydraarch.he fellinatonovedoff;leavingbehindthehe slderingfire,andtheefigures. chapter9:adesperatefight. daylightpercheden intorpanieshad arrived,thenightpreviously.ithechief placeofitstonandtherpsosthospitablyreceivedby
theinhabitants.hadtheyarrivedtheeveningbefore,itwouldhave beeniossibletoprovidethellhbeds;andtheywouldhave beenobliged,likethejorityoftheirrades,tosleepon stra.theinhabitants,however,wereupand about,veryshortlyafterthearrivalofjorteesnd;and hisnhebedsheyhadleft. beds siheyhadbeenquarteredatbaarat,tsbeforetheir firste.ithgreat uhattheytuedouthebuglesounded, attheafteoon.theypartookofahearty alprovidedbythepeopleupontheyeredandan hourlaterthearchedouttoall touatedonthebreuche;alittleriverh,windinground bylsheifallsintotherhirasburg.abraneof railroadterhisplace. heyarrivedilesofit,theytuedofftothe rightforlybeenvisitedbythe prussiansathelittlevillageofcassthe edgeoftheforestofoedenherdaysshort,butweary, rountainsbroughttheothevillageofstill; lyinghighupozig. frohispointtheyhadasplendidviehevalleyofthe rhine.froheirfeet,attzig,therail straightacrosstheuntrytostrasburg;thebeautifulspireof hedralroseabovetheflats,atadistanceofabout fifteehedayhappeobeaquietone,andthedeep boongofthegunsofthebesiegersuldbedistinctlyheard.the inhabitaedthatthegerntroopspatrolledthewhole valley,pushingsotisdootheadt,levying ntributionsandcarryingoffcattle. thevillageofuishlittle acdationintheers,stilllessinthatoffood. sixofthevillagersherefore,sentthroughtheforestof oedenoraon;haofetchoverthirty ...
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