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  【】and,insteadofretuingtothevillage

  direct,theyhiditcarefullyinaashortdistanceaway.

  theytheuedand,ieoon,receiveddetailed

  instrujortee.

  itattershouldbekeptentirelysecret,

  lestanyincautiousightbeoverheardaed.theywere

  tostartatdaybreak,uponthefollooing.theirusinsand

  tioylebeingaloakenintotheirnfideheirfriends

  regretted,andsharetheir

  daheboyspoihohatevenuldtheyhave

  spokengerlytheyuldnothavegoneas,

  althoughtrangersenoattention,ever,five

  aintodoso.

  theiartedtogether,asifforawalk.upon

  reagthespotinthehepeasantsclotheswere

  hidden,theboystookofftheiruniforhwereedup,

  andncealedinthesapladputohes.they

  fittedfairly;ahanthatnecessary,aspeasants

  uratelytothefigure.roundingtheir

  shoulders,andpingsortofstride,noonewould

  haveigihattheyherthantheypreteobetwo

  aianlads.

  theyks,exgedaheartygoodbyehtheir

  friends,andstartedforsavee.tertheywerewalking

  initsstreets;staringintotheshopeverything

  thatouthedcuriosityoftwoyoung

  untrylads.thentheydeafeeffee,sugar,

  andpeppertiedthenaloredpockethandkerchief,andthen

  allcabaretegernsoldiers

  drinkingsatdoebreadandcheese

  andbeer.

  hey,theylisteheionof

  thesoldiers.theonlyinfortionthattheygleanedfrotwas

  thattheohavenoexpectation,ever,ofanyearly

  vent;andthattheyonotonyofthe

  pladthehardrollingthelineofrail

  andday.presentlythesoldierspaidfortheirbeer,a;and

  soofthetoein,andtooktheplacestheyhadleft.

  theirion,ofurse,tuedontheprussianoupation,

  anddeephecursesheapedupontheiheonlything

  ntioheirfavorallnessoftheiuer.there

  en;andthisauntlightly

  uponsavee,paredhthefifty,sixty,orahundred

  quarteredateverylittlevillagealongthelineofrailway.

  theboyshadnoostedtoknoaying

  fortheirrefreshnt,outagainintothestreet.thenthey

  otherailationheysawseveralsoldiers,on

  guardaofftoapointheyuldseethe

  entrahetuherethile

  othersatioshortdistances,allalongtheline.

  theboysnoselves,they

  uldealongnearlyeveryhalf

  hour;ienselylongtrains,filledhstoresofallkinds.asit

  becadusk,theysaargdohe

  line;relieviries,andplagfreshodistances

  oflittlerethanfiftyyardsapart.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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