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ardsapart.theserkwardsand foreteachother;theuing,untilthey facedtheirradeattheotherendoftheirbeat. ”anbeoffnoy,”ralphsaid,rising.”ouewsisbad, foriteaocutthelineaswehad expected.thesebeveryeasilycaughtasleep.” ”no,indeed,”percysaid.”theideaofcuttingthelinesoundedso easy,adistaitisquiteadifferent tter,noearehere.” upontheirretutheyfoundedifficultytheplacewhere theyhadhiddentheirunifaingedclothes,and thenadeupinto buheyreehevillage,andstraightto headquarters. jorteediheotherofficers,andreceived thegreatpleasure;forhehadbeenanxious,allday,lest
toeat,sintosit doilitarydisciplineisfarlessstrithese tters,infrahanitisinengland;andangtherpsof franctireursespeciallyasangtheenglishvolunteers,where theprivateisinnycasesequalto,orsuperiorto,hisofficer insouchputaside, exceptonduty. ”andyousaythattheyhaveaseeveryfiftyorsixty yards,alongtheline”jorteesaid,whenralphhadgivenan ae,tobe fataltoourplans.” ”ahefirst panyasked.”itseetothatnothinguldbeeasier. suppose,thesentrieswouldbe atonadeprisoners;andevenallowingasyoung barclaysaysthattherearetroopsinallthevillages,itwould beagoodhalfhourbeforeaforce,suffittodisturbus,uld arrive.” ”thatistrueenough,”jorteeansuldwedo, inhalfanhhtpullupt realadvahelineofsentriesalong theraililes,in halfasnynutes;arainsoppedlongbefore theyarrivedatthebreak.eaarries,iknoenand terialsforrepairingtheline;andasitpossiblefor ustocarryaup,theywouldbe replaeasittookustotearthep;andthe nsequehetrafficwouldonlybesuspendedfor anhourortost.forabreaktobeofaility, ustlastfordays,ifnotforweeks. ”thegreatup,ofurse,hedestruoftherock tunnelofsavee,hespetofourpresence here.failingthat,usttryabridge.thetunnel,however,is thegreataffair.oroyed,there, fornyypropositionis,therefore,thatuour attentionatohatpoint.” thereurrofassent. ”thebestursepanytortto theotherendofthetunnel,seizeit,ainterference frohatehersthehesaveeend,and holditadeforbloup.then,when the ...
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