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”lastsaid,” is,idohefaipossiblereselance. ”percyis,ofurse,lessalteredthanyouare,ralph,becausehe isstillyounglooking;butevenno.as foryou,hthathatbeard,youlook fifty;andasunlikeyourselfaspossible.uponwere anyhereintourshereareallsortsof odditiesishouldbeashad,asalohear,tosit dootablehyou.” ”youarealittleashad,asitis,”ralphlaughed.” inteoeoutinouey hairpossibletogoaboutin unifor” ”butinthehyourhair”thelonel said,exaninghilosely;forralphhadtakenoffhisfurcap andlaiditbesidehi”youhavenotgota,all thatfrizzlybunnotbeyourown.” ralphexplainedhoanaged,andadded: ”andnoyoursurprise,let ushavebreakfast.” breakfastoheboysdidfulljustice;but
loeeillgettingonbutslo takehiseyesoffralphsface. ”hatfrizzlekeepin”heasked,presently. ”yes;thensaidthatthefalsehairhegreater portionofita sllcurlingiron,soifyourselvesupwhenwelike.” ”,nohatyouogetas farasversailles;astogettingthrough,thatsanother tterbutifanyone,younvinced.” ”ihavenotto seeoreclearly,indeed, thanidotogettingoutagain.” ”oh,itdoesnottteraboutgettingoutagain,boys.youstop quietlyinthere,untiltheendofthesiege.” ”thatisjusttodo,”percysaid.”wouldyou kindlyasktheoputintothedispatchesarequestthataybe sentoutagain,bythefirstballoonthatesy, eitherofus,foreatingratsandcats;it eto,beforeitisover.” ”iiling;”butreally,i shouldadviseyourstayingthere.youhavedoneallandre thanyourshareofwork.” theboysshooktheirheads;andithat,iftheygot in,theyshouldeoutagaininaballoon. theing,theboyshalfpastfourand,at halfpastfive,pesentinhis natothenister,aed.gaettawas athisingtable. ”gooding,loee,”hesaid,rdially;andthenadded, insosurprise,”enyouhavehyou,andwhere ”thesearethey,”thelonelsaid,sling. ”theyarebettasaid,puzzled.”idonotuandyou, lonel.” ”thesearethelieutenantsbarpesaid. thenisterlookedfrohelohetk again. ”doyouantosay”hebegan,incredulously. ”yes,sir,itisus,”ralphsaid;”andidonotthinkthereisch fearofourbeingregnized.” ”solittlethatidonotr ...