第34节 (第2/2页)



    theyhadsaved.

    jortee,grievedandtouchedatthepainfulseofhhe

    andhisnhadbeenthealledthefranctireurstogether;

    anddeapropositiontotheoilyagreed

    to.hethenasterandaftera

    fe,attheillshheandhishad

    involuntarilybroughtuponthevillagehehandedovertothein

    thenaofthehehundredpoundsinthaleotes

    astertheyhadexecuted

    fortreaongtheinhabitants,ag

    totheiecessities.

    theofferaster

    atonceroundandtoldthepoorpeople,itudeand

    delightseed

    iense;andalthoughitreplaceroyed,it

    akingtheirabodeshabitable.thevillage

    onlyntainedabouttyhouses.theillstanding.

    tierfortheroofsandfloorsobehadforcutting,inthe

    forest.bushesforthatguldbefoundinabundahe

    principalportionofthehouses,therefore,onlylabor,

    andthisneyalive,whileengagedupon

    it;andenoughaileastafestolay

    uporae,serveforbedstogether

    plenecessaries.thesaleofaportionofthe

    anilsherestand,intheirgratitudetothefranc

    tireurs,forhavingthusrelievedtheirfirstandstpressing

    difficulties,theinhabitantsaltogetherfottheillfeeling

    ,astheauthorsoftheir

    disaster.

    afterburyingtheirdead,theooassistthe

    villagersinbuildingteoraryhutsorratherbootheedge

    oftheforest;infall,theyhadthe

    satisfainstalled.thefeiclesofbedding,

    blas,etc.savedattheapproachoftheprussianswerespread

    onheapsoffreshlycutgrass;aheoxenofthefranc

    tireurs,hedaybefore,waskilledanddivided.

    greatfiresedandhaditnotbeenforthebandageson

    theheads,andthearinslingsofseveralofthefranc

    tireursnooneinguponthesewouldhaveguessedhow

    desperateaskirshhadragedhere.

    thedaythecartsforarrived;andthe

    ,uponheapsofstraoffh

    ohesurgeons;ongthehills,

    untiltheyreachedapointesafetodesd

    intothevalley,andtakethetraintodijon,atthefirststation

    atongthes

    aiedbyhisbrother.louishadobtainedaweeksleaveof

    absence,forthepurpose;andhebearerofletters,and

    innurablessages,froheboystotheirparentsandsisters.a

    fenantsofthefirstandsendpanies

    rchedtojointheirrades.

    chapter10:thebridgeofthevesouze.

    theverydayafterthefight,nehinducedasudden

    berthebaden

    troopsoaronthepreg

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