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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 ...