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【】sendgernarwas
likelytoadvannancythathehe
vosges,andaidinthedefenseagainstthissendarof
invaders.
threedaysfatiguingrtoepinal;he
boys,inaceise,straighttothehouse
ofthegetheirlast
visit.theirfriends,andexpressed
greatregretthatohepartyissing.theboyswere,
hodijonhadgiven
goodatsofphilippeduburg,of
dahereorejoin
theasthesurgeonnsidereditprobablethathislegwouldbea
verylongti,beforeit
touseit.
theirhosthadreadtheatinthepapersofthedoingsofthe
franctireurs;andhisadeafurtherapologyto
thebararkattheirfirstvisit
aboutboys.
”girlshavetalkedaboutnothingelsebutyourdoings,ever
sinkupontheuhlans,near
blant,”shesaid.”oheiheytake
intherps,thattheureoffrancedependeduponthe
franctireursofdijon.”
theyoungbarclayslaughed,ateredsothingunderhis
breath;hathehopedthe
franctireursofdijonheirbesttodeservethe
kindthoughtsofdeisellesatenesspercy
ttered,”bosh”
epinalhad,asyet,escaped;butithat,erelong,the
eneoed,foralltheyoung
nhadleftobilizednationalguardandall
nunderfortyarchatants
notioventoftheene,southofluneville,was
asyetsignalized.
aftertarorth;their
destinationbeiaprofoundseen.so
anxious,apparently,pethat,thisti,theirobject
shouldnotbefoiledbytreachery;thatafterthefirstdaysrch
helefttheinroadand,havingsecuredtheservicesofa
peasant,asaguide,hedetarchesthrough
forests,aainsavoidingevensllvillages.fourled
horsesaiedthereladeton,and
theotherthreeightbe
indepeofthelocalsupply.eaighttheybivouackedinthe
forestsbut,astheherhoughthenightswere
ldthisever.
upontheingofthefourthdayfroheirleavingepinal,jor
teetoldhisnthathehadleaed,atepinal,thattheline
ansbeing
,nopotenthend
thattheyilesof
therail,onthelio
strasburg.hisiionorenhatdayandif
supt,atdaybreak
ing,tobloherailhevesouze.
thenehgreatsatisfa,astherpswere
buingtodistinguishtheelves;andinnoheydosuch
serviunicationalthough,asthe
gernsuponasingleliheadvantage
beofsosignalanatureasitould
theyhavecutitatthetiadetheattet.the
barclays
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