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t;orsettingto,tanizeyounglevies,andgivingup activeservice. ”no,ifyougoonasyouhavehithertodone,boys,youybe lonelsinanothersixnths;foreisrendedfor protioodserviaywellsuppose thereisioohisage.ofurse,nogeneral ndyouasent, becauseyouarealtogetherignorantofacaptainsduty;butyou arequitecapableoffilliiesofcaptain,oaff, asthosedutiesrequireonlyclearheadedness,pluck,attention, andnsense. ”panywereiin yourpladerscrossinthelegionofhonor.i hadtheanderscrossa fhtago,forthebridgeofvesouze.” ”ah,yes,”ralphsaid,”thaththatis hopeless.” loee. ”youan,”ralphsaid,afterapause,”thatthereisaceof our.” ”pesaid,”idontknhtin leadingyouintodanger,butidothinkthatyought.i entioningyouas,oerday,togaetta.adispatch hadjusteinfrrulingatreceivingnone theuntry;aaentiheiossibilityof arrangingforsiltaneousvents,oothebreakdohe pigeons,andthefailureofthessengers;whenisaid: ”therehus,inthevosgesthey brielsstafflast,andarenohey inifanyoneuld.theydown, overandain,angthegerns;andiuldlayanyney thattheyceed. ”hobettaasked,assharpasa knife. ”bynofaultoftheirooutonleave, tosee;ahapartyoffranctireursheyof ursehadnoauthority,astosentriesaywas surprised,atnight,aelycutup.theyaken prisoners,butidonotexpectthattheyains. ”gaettadidnotsayanything,then;but,anhour afterarked: ”ifyouhearofthoseyoungfellowsyouwerespeakingofhaving retued,seee.” ralphlookedatperdkedtheohhesaas onhisbrotherslips. ”ithinkitghtbedone,lonel,”hesaid,quietly;”butitisa serioustter,andhinkitover,befivean opinion.” ralphthengedthesubjedtheytalkedovertheevents aneuversof generalchel,thearrivalofgaribaldi,thedoingsofthefranc tireurs,etc. ”bythein,this eveningjustasilefttheofficethatthegernsoupied dijoerday.” ”youdontsayso”theboyssaid,juingfroheirseats.”was thereanyfighting” ”yes,sobilesandfranctireursdeaverypluckydefense, outsidethetoegrossshegreatbulk ofthetroopshadbeenhdrahedaybefore.aftertwoor threehhting,ournfellback;theprussians,asusual, shelledthetoheauthori
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