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【】sheep,ofthoseleftthereinanofthe village.theyretuedinthreedays,raonbeingonlyaboutfifteen leseastofstill. therpspanies;whowere statiohevillagesonthevosges,andattheedgeofthe forestoftriespanyreiningatstill. frohesevillagestheyndedaviehewholeplain;and uld,en goingsouthfrotrasburg.eayoadepely oftheother,unitingtheirforlyodosoby jortee;pany, thathavitralposition.eayokeepa sharpynot superiortotheelvesinfordtocutoff,ifpossible,any sllpartiespillaginginthevillagesofthevalley,he footoftheuntains. thefirstpanyuheirlieutenant,deupastuedtheir speutzig;,theyleaed,actually oupiedbythegerns,butlyvisitedby partiesfroolsheiyofthebesiegers doyle eredtogether,ihelargesthousesinthe village;andfrohenceafinevieheplaintainable. theyainlongininactivity.uponthe fourthdayaftertheirarrival,theysaety horsenapproagtzig.ieseverynhad asseledand,atonce,rapidlyrcheddohehill;taking advasirregularities,soastofollorah theytheroad.kingaloour,they gaiheroadabouthalfalebeyondtzigand,posting theelvesangsotreesbyitsside,aedtheretuofthe uhlans. itheyretued.theywere laughing,andsinging;andtheboysfeltasensatinance, astheyraisedtheirriflestotheirshoulders,ahe ordertofireintotheirunsuspegfoes.theyhadnot,asyet, beehardehehorrorsofhehe riflesflashedout;andsixofthehorseherest,putting spurstotheirhorses,gallopedfuriouslyawasso yghtebackagain,largelyreinforced,in soshortatithattheorderoretreat,atonce. reagthehillandlookingbahourlater,theysawadark ssingfroolsheiandtheglassessooheuttobe aboutahundredcavalry,andasnyinfantry.ithey ezigandalthoughitprobablethattheywould asdthehill,atnightsentrieshro,fardos sides,togivethealarandthenohold theelvesinreadinessforaeretreattotheforest.it happehatheboysyand,justastheywere sittingdoe erunningin. ”heavenlytherthebrutesaresettingfiretotzig,your honor.” theboysranout.beloassofredflawas evidentthatseveralhouseses.thesightwasagrandone, forthelightshoheoutliheslopesofthehillsand, refle lookasifredhot.outupontheplain,roundlsheihe se
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