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,andtaketheartherintothe wood.” ralph,hisbrother,andtioyleothewoodby theirguardsbutstrian artheyuldseethattheydisapproved,inthehighestdegree, ofthenduandingofficer. theyillnearenoughtoseehevillage. notanofthefranctireursbeggedhislife,butstoht againsttheitatedtheirexale,as didaboyofnotoverthirteenyearsofage.therladsofthe saage,andapeasant,fellontheirkneesandprayedpiteously forlife. theyoungofficertuedroundtoajorinone,noute, appeal.itwasinvain. ”putyourrifleshinafootoftheirheads,”thelieutenant said.”fire” okeclearedahesoldiersandingalone;and thepeasantsandfranctireurslay,inanfusedss,onthe ground. thelieutenantajorhasteadystep,buth afaceaspaleasashes.
”ihavedoy,jorkolbach;yourordersareobeyed.” then,houtanotherhisrevolver,putitrapidly tohistele,andblehisbrainsanhistorit. brutalasjorkolbachartedbahorrorastheyoung lieutenantfelldeadathisfeet;ryofsurpriseand ionbrokefrohen.thejordidnotsaya tuedahdisturbedsteps;he otherlieutenaoverthebodyofhisradeand,seeingthat heeno digagrave,uhetrees,andbringhihere. hisentofallinplagthe barclays,andtintheirdstandthenajorand saluted,sayingldlythatthenarch.thejor nodded,sigheorderlyo approach,vaultedintothesaddle,androdealongtheroadback toainbodyofthear.thelieutenantgavetheword,and thelurokinghouses, aillbodiesofsosixtyn. thereoverthefaen;andnoone uldsuppose,froheirair,thattheya suessfulexpedition,inheyhadannihilatedabodyof eystrong,hthelossofonlyfiveorsixoftheirown n.disciplinee,or evenofnttobespoken;andnotasoundthe heavy,asuredtraasthetroopsrkthroughthe forests.thejorrodeon,odily,sofortyorfiftyyards aheadoftheinbody. theyhadnotgonehalfalebeforetherefiredinthe ajaveastart,andnearlyfell froishorse;thenreveredhielf,aoridebackto thelu,herehershot,andhefelloffhishorse, heavily,totheground. theluhadinstinctivelyhalted,andthelieutenantgavethe word,”load.” ashoutoftriuhheyone”andthen allill. ralphsaid;”andbyjoveasihen,ido thinkthatiaratefulnow.” findingthattheshotsetyorthirty skirshersintoth ...
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