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    intheopehatexceptheresanythingtodofor

    yourhonorsiayoaster,andplaseself.hereinthe

    toanhussar;andarsjusthsaluting

    toallthefelloeetinthe

    street.

    ”thentheresnoceofanyfighting,aslongasup

    iheuseofbeingdeckedupin

    uniforexcepttofightisthereanyceofjusttheleast

    scriageiheboys”he

    asked,persuasively.

    theboyslaughed.

    ”notch,tibuty,and

    sothingytuup,atanynt.butsurelyyouvehadenough,

    isixweeks”

    ”prettyisterpercyprettyyousee,thelast

    affairdidntunt.”

    ”oh,didntitunt”ralphsaid,lookingathisar”ithinkit

    untedfortsure

    youostdesperatelover

    offighting,ti”

    ”iisterralph;andit

    saythatilikedit,entirely.itisntsoghtypleasantsitting

    likeastiffstatuebehindthegeneral,htheshellsfalling

    aboutyoulikepeas,andnotallohedivarshinofasi

    baretu.

    ”shootaletsshootback,

    iu.”

    theboyslaughed,andthedaypassedpleasantlyastheyrode,and

    talked.theduskhadalreadyfallenheyreachedapartyof

    franctireurs.ittheiroheoffi

    ndtellexactly.

    ”teredoveransiderableextentofuntry,”hesaid;

    ”andthelonel,alone,uldtellyouhoed.i

    expectthatheonight;andyourbestplano

    stayhere,tillhees.uchtoofferyou,butsuch

    asitis,itisatyourservice.”

    afterantsnsultation,theboysagreedtoaepttheoffer;

    astheyhadpalpablyreeetinglohere,

    thaninajoueythroughthenight;andinaen

    heirhorsesiedtotrees,aingbya

    blazingfire,htheofficersoffranctireurs.thevillage

    nsistedofonlythreeorfourhousesand,asthereen

    iyupoheybivouackeduhe

    trees,hardby.

    ”hoans”ralphasked,whendinnerwasover;

    andtheylaybythefire,skingcigars.

    ”tenlesorso,”theoffisarelessly.

    ”noceoftheiringthisway,ihope,”ralphlaughed.”we

    nearsavee,once.”

    ”soiheard,”theofficersaid,”butiaatherskepticalasto

    thesenightsurprises.innineind,idontan

    forantthatitinninecasesoutof

    ten,theserursofnightattacksareallonshine.”

    ”perhapsso,”ralphsaid,alittlegravelyforhehadalready

    notien,

    thanthattoedangthefranctireurs

    ofdijon;”perhapsso,butoocareful.

    ”hope”

    ”thelonelfelloour

    loheoffian.

    foreverrg,a

    ...

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