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doorantinoeenin
nuerkeptontoedpartofthis
latterdivision.thenightaftertheyleftlaferte,theyhaltedat
lattebeuvron,ans.the
follosntiheirroutetosalbris,
ralphhappeningagaihehehadregrettedtwodays
beforethathehadnotfordpartofthedivisionforrorantin,
asfrohatplaceheilesfrobr>
tours,heprussianshadered;butashehadthe
gooontosalbris,hedidnotndassalbris,like
rorantin,ostadvaations.
theyarrivedlateieoon,asonce
unloaded.thesergeantinto,
theirpapersfortheandiesheretued.
”youorroorestyourhorses,adaya
trainartforthenorth.yourhereis
nothingtogoback.herearethepassesforyou,sayingthatyou
havecarriedgoodsdoy;ahereforeto
retuback,houtyourcartsbeingfurtherrequisitioned.”
ralphputuphishorseandcartforanhourinthevillage,while
heefarouseuponhnoprussian
soldierseti,tofindone;
butatlast,overalefrohetoallplace
aster,and
all,unoupiedstable.ralphsoonstrucka
bargainountedhiscart,
droveout;andhouse.
heanticipateddifficultyinpassingoutthroughthe
outposts;asthereportanear,and
thegerntroopsinterferedbutlittleoventsofthe
untrypeople.theaffair,hooreeasythanhe
hadanticipatedfor,tooing,hehedistant
soundofbugles.
”sothingisup,”hesaidtohielf;”eitherafrenk,a
generaladvanin
luck.”
ittuedouttobeasralphhoped.thepeasantinwhosehousehe
ebackhthenews
thatthereanthere.ordershadeforthebr>
tofallback,towardsorleans.
”iaotatallsurprised,”ralphsaid,,”for
orleansptyingfastoftroops.thissuddenrchofbourbaki
fortheeast,andtheytoreinforkcharles,
nearvendosttryevenprussianresourost.”
halfanhourlater,ralphovierzon.
therehefoundthattherailh
toyiingontodijon.hesoon
foundapurchaserforhishorseandcart,attenpounds,andthe
ingstartedonhise.
chapter21:ho.
itvierzontodijon.atbesralphhad
takenadvantageofadelayofsohoursatedbythefact
thatnotraiableclothes,insteadof
thepeasantssuitinraversedthelines.hehad,of
urse,broughthispapers;sothathehadnodifficulty,
adebut
slo.bourbakihadpassedonlythe
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