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day.itthattherailronglyguarded, betrasburgandnancy,thatitoexpecttobe abletointerruptit,seriously,allaforceasthatat jorteesnd;stilllesspossibletorenderany assistayofstrasburg.aftertaking uherefore,pedeh retothesouth;soastoassisttoopposethepassageofthe enelr,orlhouse,throughthepassesofthe vosges. thealaroraryfor,havingderequisitions asusual,theprussiaired;andtherpsretuedtotheir oldquarters.thereaendayspassed;spentnoti innstantrgsandunterrgs.wheneveewsarrived thatanypartiesofuhlansountains,hthe objeakingrequisitions,therpsantlysetin tion.sotissevereskirshesetisthe nearda nightspentenhadnothingtodobuttork again. upohcathenehesurrenderofstrasburg,uponthe preostheroicdefensesinhistory. thereanse seriously.bythisti,thetotalofthefrenongthe vosgesuntainshoutthe arrivalofarpsoffranctireursandhadalltheserpsbeen anitedhaspiritsuchasthatevihefranctireursof dijon;andhadtheyactedinunity,hdisciplineand intelligeheyghthaverenderedienseservie. unfortuhisbeingthecase.verynyof theeredtheranksonlytoavoidbeingcalledupontogo outobilizednationalguard.othershadonly enteredfroheiulseofthent.veryher unittoanysteadydiscipline nuerofcases,therpspletelyparalyzedfroheutter inityoftheirofficers.oothesevariouscauses,the rpsoffranctireursdistinguishedtheelves,inuer ofeiyandfhthey displayedinkeepingataprudentdistany.so, too,eaedabadnanotonlyfortheelves,butforthewhole bodyoffranctireurs,bytheirnducttohevillagers; helpingtheelvesfreelytoaking theelvesalstaschdreadedbythepeasantryaseventhe gerns,theelves. atthesatithevillagershad,inverynycases,only theelvestoblafortheroughasuresadoptedbythefranc tireurs;foroften,insteadofdoingallintheirpoen sinthecauseoffrahevillagerslooked uponthenlyasstrangers,outoftherichestpossible harvestostexorbitantprices forallarti.infact,they sotisdidatetosaythatthey, atanyprice,htheprovisionsrequired;asthesewouldbe ans,upontheir arrival. perhapsinthehereisnoclassofpeopleso pletelyengrossedbythethoughtofgainasaret
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