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heshouldbealtingthe anilshot,uhatralphwas deterneduponthissre,thelonelhadrelutlyagreedto takethesuehadpaidforthehorse.ralphsonlyotherpurchase intoursat. ”andrainhadstarted,”we havetitotalktell,ess” ”betpesaid,”idonotthinkthat ourprospectsarebrilliant.inopinion,aurellesdepaladineor rathergaetta,foritadeaniense stakeinattagvoann badtookorleans;butheuseofthatabsolutelynothing. heoventserved todraanstohisfordprink tzhasbeenhurriedtowards orleans,andhasnoedhisforceshthoseofvoannand thedukeofburg;sothat,althougheivedlarge reinfortsfortheyoftheeastisup,nohe gernshavebeenequallyreinforced,aeasstrongasweare. ”ohaveattacked,untilofollowup ouradvaoadness;yet anderinchiefi believethatakeatoughfightofit,butihardly hopethatoueatchfortheveteransof frederiharles.” ”whendohink” ”inthreedaysatlatest.youhavenotseebattle yet,barclay.” ”no,”ralphsaid,”norshalliseechofit,ry issoperfectlyflatthatitpossibletogetanything likeageneralvie.doyouknoolonel,ifeelagooddeal refortablethanididduringlastjoueybetours andorleans;foralthoughithoughtthatanage,sohow, togetthroughintoparis;still,iuldnotnyself thatitaking. ”hoterlylditis.” ”itis,indeed,”loeeassented.”beingupoaffwe shall,nodoubt,ogetaroofofsosortoverourheads; butforthesestbeterrible.thetentsdabriifthe nscrapeafulofstraolie onaresnugenough;thenlieclosetogether,andsharetheir blas.” halfanhourafterarrivingatorleans,loeeandralph doyle,andthe lonelsorderly.thefrosttheafteoon andclear;andastheyteredalongtheroadbeatenflatand hard,oustraffictheirspiritsrose,andralph regrettedthatperts. loeeshookhisheadentioned. ”no,no,barclay,itisfarbetterasitis.youareyoungenough, inallnsce,forthisironherhasdone farrethananssharealready,anddifficult enoughtogobaost byaracle;buthegladthat heisnothere.” threehoursridingtooktheothelittlevillagenearh generalzyered.thesixteenthrpslaytotheleft ofthefrenchar,fagthegerns;helineof villagesofg
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