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hefrench beois,andrustient,every politiply, andsolely,frohevietheiros. thus,insteadofdrivingaheirflodherds,atthe approaainedquietlyintheir houses,andshalesslytraffickedhtheihisapathy, faiedness,and,upoofthe inhabitantsoftheslltoerable diffiajorteeetis obligedtotakethelaohisohevillagers absolutelyrefusedtosellprovisions,ivequarterstohis n. intheseaster,andtwo otherheadnoftheplaedatteeand hisohearticles required,andjorteetheroundanoticetotheeffect that,ifthesearticlesheywouldbe paidforattheagreedrates;butthatifnotfuished,heshould quarterhisnupontheinhabitants,inacehthesize oftheirhouses,andshouldreileastahreat thatneverfailedinprodugtherequiredeffect.
it,hoajorenunteredany difficultiesofthissort.therpsostpart, posedofheyhadnooo,soldthesheep andcattleont;findingthe innveniehe proeti,had giventhegoodsuntheirregintalchest;andtheywere, therefore,ableandopayafairpriharticles astheyrequired.besidesthis,thereportoftheasof blantandstillhadnoedandasageneral thingthepeopleodoallintheirpoorps posedofwork,andhadgivengoodproofsof theirurageandenergy. bythisti,theboyshadree;and itybereadilyigihepleasuretheselettersafforded thejorteesofficialreportofthedoingsofhisrpshad beenpublishedinthedijonpapersand,frohese,hadbeenpied farandhroughfrandthepeopleofdijona littleproudoftheirrps.thenasofthetlayshad appeared,inthereport,asspeciallydistinguishingtheelves; andtheirfatherhadten,sayinghoifiedhe rs.barclayandllyhadalsoten;but theirexpressionsofpleasureingledanyhopesthatthe boysselves,unnecessarily. thebandhadduthenthsiheyleftdijon. uphirtyhadbeenkilled,ordisabled,inthefightsof blantandstill.halfasnyrehadbeenkilledorwoundedin sllerskirshes;ae,orinto hospital,pletelyknockeduphthehardworkandexposure. onlyaboutsixtyn,therefore,reined. schlestadtandneubrisasand, afteringforafeoascertaintheursethatthey pedeternedasgeneralcariels inganar,doodefendtheupperpasses ofthevosgesandasitoredthata ...
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