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etrievethefortuhedaythereireated, sullenly,htheirfacestothefoe. ralphbarclay,,hadshotthefirst thhisrevolver;andhadthedownbya tallgerndragoon,justatthentthathishorsefelldead, shhthehead.ralphhadantaryvisionofgleang hoofsabovehiandthenhereerednothiilheca tohielf,hoursafterwards. hisfirstsensationhatofintenseld.heendeavoredto rise,butovehandorfoot.helayquietfora feinutes;andthehereffort,butilar ofsuess.thisti,hobswouldhave ved,hadtheynotbeenfasteneddoe. heno.ityielded suddenlyand,otupartlyround, soastofeelithathad.hefoundthathis ofasttothe ground.itrequiredansiderableeffortbeforeheuldget altogetherfree,forheiffhtheld.puttinghissword uptohishead,hefoundthathehadbeeheveryans sochpaienseldhadfrozen theblood,asitflooreeffectivelythanany surgeonuldhavedone. ralphafterrubbinghishandsandar,torestore ulationnoainsoft,tosee , andalstveringhithepooranilhadfallenontoitsback; orhadrolledover,afterhelattercase,itwas fortunateindeed,forralph,thatithadnottakenanotherhalf tu.haditdoneso,ittodeath.asitpartly nfroheld,andalso greatlydinishinghispleduponbycavalry passingover. ashortdistanceoff,ralphuldseepartieshlantes;and oheeedapproag.farinhisrear,heuldhearan oind,atohatthe frenchhadbeeed,andhese lights,therefore,stbeinthehandsofgerns. thethoughtthatagernprisonarousedralphfrois inaindthat,ashehadescaped before,theybutlittleceof esheadtofoot; halffrozen,andfaintfroossofbloodthehopeofliberty rousedhioneeeffort,hegotattheholster ofhispistol;inrongbrandyander inginfluehe lightsedistanceoff;andralph,after nsiderabletrouble,andaftercuttirapsened ittothesaddle,sueedediingathisfuroverat.thishe puton,piantrooperswhohad fallennear,andtheedbattle ground. teer,heheardahorseshoofsuponthehardground. heckedthepistolainedfasteohisbelt,when hefellpulledforansoldierscap,andwalked quietlyon. ”here”shoutedavoidtanofficersrodeup.
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