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    ”youareadventurousfelleneralvinoy

    said.”hotaken,andhoout”

    ralphagaintoldhisstory.

    ”youareolhands,youbarclays,”generalducrotsaid.”howdid

    yougetssionsfirstthepolyteic,orsaint

    cyr”

    ”no,general,”ralphsaid,destly,”ages.we

    ssionsandthecrossofthelegioninthevosges,as

    franctireurs.”

    ”intlesharply.”they

    havenotdoneanyverygreatthings,thefranctireurs.”

    ”ireursofdijon,”ralphsaid,alittle

    proudly.”esbeatsuperiorforces.weblehe

    bridgeofthevesouze;andshouldhaveblohetunnelof

    savee,haditnotbeenfortreachery.”

    ”yes,yes,”gerochusaid;”ireergaettahasonceor

    tentionedyourrps,especially.yousee,uch

    froutside.

    ”letushearoftheaffairsyouhaventioned.youratwill

    giveusabetterideaofthestateofthings,inthevosges,than

    fiftydispatcheswoulddo.”

    thusasked,ralphgaveana

    thedaytheyarrivedinthevosges,tothedayhehadleft

    theeducedtoafourthoftheirinalstrength.thethree

    generalssataheircigarswhilehespoke,asking

    questionsoasionally.

    ”verygood,”gerochusaid,heother

    generalsrdiallyassented.

    ”buthoeyoutospeakgernsorochuasked;

    ”andhoyouuoodtheenglishinheofficer

    spoke,atsavee”

    ”ultaneous

    startofsurprise.”thatistosay,ouationalityisenglish,

    thoughheranoffitheenglish

    ararriedafrenchlady,and

    settledinfrane.edpartlyin

    england,gerny,andfrahathethreelanguages

    nearlyequallywell.”

    ”alstsorry

    thatyouarenotfrench;foryoutoanyuntry.

    ”aobegoingtobed,”andhedre

    hise,itisoneokihadwasso

    late.goodnight.

    
    brotherurallyoupyyourattention,andcare.itrust

    thatishallsoonheargoodne.”

    ”goodnight,captainbarclay,”theeneralssaid,rdially,

    eachgivinghiheirhands;andralphdehishedark

    streetsforthereohishotel.

    he;andfoundthat,ifnot

    decidedlybetter,heleastersof

    charity,,saidthatthedoctorshadspoken

    hopefullyattheirlastvisit.ralphhadinteositupall

    night,butthenursesassuredhihatheuldbeofnouse,

    ever;andihathehanuseless,ashis

    preseedpercy.theytheelvesch,by

    tus.

    aglyralphillfelttheeffectsoftheld

    iersionofftobedandinspiteofthelatehourath

    hehadriseninutessoundasleep.

    chapter17:aballoonvoyage.

    for

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