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    hiiyself.letgetathi

    andheagaindedesperateeffortstogetoutofbed.

    ”youhadbettergo,sir,”ohesisterssaid,urgently.”the

    sightofyoukeshiogood.”

    seeingthatit;hisonly

    fortbeingthatperded,andlookedafter,

    asittobe.hehadselyretuedtohis

    rooerwasshownin.

    ”idaresayyouhardlyreer,”hesaid.”icaherehyou,

    lastnight.”

    ”iaerygladtoseeyouagain,andtothankyouforthetrouble

    youtook,”ralphsaid.”ioosleepytodoso,lastnight.”

    ”notatall,”theoffishereha

    ssagefrohegeneral,noodineh

    hiut,hearingofthestateofyourbrother,heuldnotaskyou

    toleavehiorsolongati;buthewouldbegladifyouwould

    etoseehiforanhour,thisevening.heoknowhow

    youopassthroughthegernlines;andhealsodesires

    tobeinford,asfarasyouation,ofthe

    nuerandpositionoftheene.

    ”orethananything,isthatthedispatches

    aredatedtheingofthethirteenthinstant;andyouwere

    pickedup,bythefarcey,upontheeveningofthesixteenth.it

    seeincrediblethatyoushouldhavedohedistand

    ogetthroughthegernlines,ii.onlyone

    otherssengerhasgh;andhisdispatchesorethan

    tendaysold,heyreachedus,andhadbeealledby

    sopigeons.youeerthananywehave

    received.”

    ”is,”ralph

    said;”onthefourteenthatlun,oeenthatversailles;

    andlastnightasyouknowhere.”

    ”istheinfortionbeforethegeneral,”theofficer

    said,halaugh.”itishalfpastsix,no

    seven.ateshallwesaynine”

    ”ihereatnine,”ralphsaid,”butthegeneralwill,i

    hope,ex,orfulldressofany

    kind.ihave,ofurse,nothinge.”

    ”gerodthat,”theofficersaid.

    ”goodbye.”

    ralphno.thedoctorhadjuste.he

    paniedbyanotherdi.ralphstoodby,i

    attentioorfeltpercyspulse,andaskedafew

    questionsoftheheythengavesoorders,andsaidthat

    freshdieshouldbesentin,inaquarterofanhour;andthat

    theyeinagain,attenok,toseehowhewasgoing

    on.

    ”,sir”ralphasked,asthedoe

    out.

    ”hehasasharpattackofbraihedoctorsaid,”butheis

    young,

    through.iotsayanythingforcertain,atpresenttillthe

    fevertakesatu,oherbutihavestronghopes.”

    ralphorderedsodiobesentuptohisrooforhebegan

    tobekeenlyaore

    thanteal,hesatin

    per,untilitetogotogerochus;keeping

    hielf,hoionsoastobehiddenbythe

    evideedthepatient.percy

    was,as

    ...

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