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”andaythatbe,sterpercyareunpleasantsoundi</p>

niverheard,sinceiwasababy.”</p>

”iquiteagree,astoitsunpleasantness.itisa</p>

shell.theartilleryareingupfrouneville.thefireofthe</p>

sentries,inaupleofnutes;givethebr></p>

anotherfifteeready,andhalfanhethinrange.</p>

”hereesanother.”</p>

”areyouready,ribouville”thendantshouted.”theyhave</p>

cavalry,asustbeoff,or</p>

caughtinatrap.”</p>

”iaeady,”heanswer.</p>

”barclay,strikeatdputittotheendofyourfuse,till</p>

itbeginstofizz.</p>

”haveyoulitit”</p>

”yes,sir,”ralphsaid,antlater.</p>

”sohavei,”thelieutenantsaid.”theythree</p>

nutes.</p>

”nowforarun”</p>

inaupleofhefranctireursreating,atthe</p>

double;andtheyhadnotgoneahundredyardsheyheardthe</p>

soundoftendousexplosions,folloloselyoneupon</p>

another.lookingback,theysaents;</p>

andthatthebridgelay,aheapofruins,irea</p>

”hurrah,lads”shoutedthendant.”youhavedoneyourwork</p>

aywellbeproud</p>

oftheirdayswork.</p>

”dontndtheshells,”hentinued,astoreofthessiles</p>

burst,inquiession,.”they</p>

keanuglytheyhurtus,atthisdistance.”</p>

thegernartillerynhadapparentlyarrivedatthesa</p>

nclusion,fortheynoofire;areatingrps</p>

theinfantry,whohad</p>

follofre.</p>

”theartilleryandcavalryhewood,”</p>

percysaidtohisbrother,astheytrottedalong,sidebyside.</p>

”theyyeup,”ralphsaid,”butthey,onthe</p>

brokenground;andind.”</p>

thegroundillery.it</p>

hthespursofthehill.hereandtheregreat</p>

ssesofroroppedoutoftheground,chesofforest</p>

extendedoveransiderableportionoftheground.inoneof</p>

these,standinguponrisingandbrokenground,jorteehalted</p>

hisn;andopenedsoheavyafireupontheenescavalry,when</p>

theluappeared,thattheyoed;andalthough,</p>

heartilleryarrived,afeothewood,</p>

thefranctireurshadalreadyretired,andgaiheforest</p>

olestation.uponcallingtheroll,itwas</p>

disveredthatsixn,only,issing.thesehadfalleher</p>

killedorthefireoftheenesinfantry,duringthe</p>

tithattheoperationatthebridge.</p>

thererejoigatthesuessoftheirenterprise,the</p>

effectofaioblockthetraffigthat</p>

line,foratleastaisfawas,however,</p>

sopedbythesightofseveraldenselusofskein</p>

theplain;shoanshad,asusual,heir</p>

vengeanceupontheivillagers.thefeelingofdisgustwas</p>

gedtofuryeofthepeasantsothe</p>

hedestruoftheirabodesreportedthatthe</p>

gerns,having</p>

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