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,andgeneralvinoy.” ”oh,enohelieutenantsaid,halaughofderision, ”thatisalittlet.igineascraleupoof trorot,andvinoyfortheservicesoftheseveryyoung officers.” thistithespeakerhadthelaugh,foooneuld believethatralphuldbespeakih.ralphgretle pale. ”ey brotheraothislieutenantofbiles,induefor” thetterhadnoesoseriousthattherewasadeadhushin theroooeclieradvanced.hehadoe alreadydeationofingforotakeralphspart;but ationfrohelatterhadarrestedhihehe furallantandsuessfulexpeditionofthebarclays hadcreated,inparis;andhehadbeelystrudpleased bythealtogether needslowly. ”yiaskyoua,sir,a”hesaidtotheofficer. ”lieutena,ofthebilesofvieheofficersaid, frowning. ”lieutenaofthebilesofvienne,ibegtointroduce youto”
”no,sir,”theoffito ,nottothetheinferiorrankisintroducedtothe superior.” ”iknodoing,sir,andrequirenolesson froou,”ecliersaid,quietly.”irepeat,iintroduce youlieutena,ofthebilesofvienocaptain ralphbaraptainperlay,staffofficers,and ndersofthelegionofhonor.” there. ”isitpossible”thesousprefectsaid,ingfain, ”thatthesegentlehecaptainsbarclay,oftheparis papershreedayssincewerefull,ashaving passedthroughthegernlines,andhavingsthesei night,underfiretheyhadpreviouslybeeedfreat aandersofthe legion. ”isitpossiblethatyouarethoseofficers,gentlen” ”itisso,nsieur,”ralphsaid.”hegoodfortuo distinguishourselvesbut,asakeourselves nspicuousbynes,andneasideour uniforuntilrequiredforservidaskedeclierto besilentuponthesubject.uessthat, uposorudeandunnnerlyapersonas helieutenantofthebilesofvienne.” thelieutenantstaedhisfeetfuriously. ”youshallanse,sir,”hesaid,”forthisinsult.” ”stop,sir,”ralphsaid,inasteadyvoicehose equestions,h rarefreedoihaveans.iaoy opinionofyou,andadvicetoyou,equallyfreely. ”ifyouan,byyouhavesaid,thatyoingto challeoaduel,itellyouatoishallnotaept it.ihave,sir,”andheraisedhisheadproudly,”proved urage;andfrancehasreg,intherankandhonorshe hasgiven.englishdonotfightduels. ”butiakeaioo deratedasiaorhaving,inanysignalrovedyour urageaiontofrance,ieetyou.atpresentisee thatyouanoffic ...
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