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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 ...