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    【】thepeopleofdijohalftheirtiinand    arouioforlear;butbandsof    ladiesrelievedeachothereveryfewhours,andhandedsoup,bread,    fruit,andothesoldiersastheypassedthrough.each    crorained,asitapproachedthestation,h    cheersaroopsasheartily    respoofthetrainsedhboughs,and    presentedagayappearanceas,filleden,the    sunbuedzouaves,shyturs,gayhussars,orsober    artilleryhetown.    soofthetrainslesssignifitof    horuckshthe    deadlyshellarrangedsidebyside,pointupwards,andlooking    relikeeggsinabasketthandeadlyssilesd.    there,too,ingbridgeswhile,    everyhalfhour,longlinesofhbiscuits,barrels    oforesofallsortsand    kindspassedthrough.    theenthusiasfdijon,atthesightofthisvingpanoraof    arseillaiseresounded    frooingtonight.victoryain,andthe    onlysubjectofdebatesoriousfrance    poseuponnqueredprussia.theonlyiatiewas    forthenehefirstvictory.    captainbarclaysentdoheuseofthe    passingtroops;andhisdooassistatthe    distribution.intheeveningsheandllyscrapeds,to    kelintfortheillclosedasitwas    foundiossibletogettheboystoattendtotheirstudiesand    ralphandpercyspeiingthetrainsgopast,    andinshoutingtheelveshoarse.    and,each    ingatbreakfast,helookedreandregraveas,upon    openingthepapers,hefoundthereillnonehe    ofhostilities.    ”ake,papa”ralphasked,oneday;”weare    sendiroopsup,everyhour,andidonotseehowafew    daysdelaybeanydisadvaous.”    ”itkesallthedifference,ralph,allthedifferehe    ythanthe    prussians,andhadtheadvatheinbodyofourtroops    uearertothefrohanthoseoftheprussians.    ifthingshadbeenready,archedtwohundred    thousandnintogerny,threeorfourdaysatlatestafterthe    declarationofansuldhavehadnoforapableof    resistingtheheprestigeofafirst    sucoslightthingyandweshouldalso    havehadthegreatandsolidadvantageoffightinginanenes    untry,insteadofuponourown.    ”thegernreservesarefargreaterthanourohow    perfecttheiranizationis,andeveryhourofdelayisan    ienseadvaheitisquitelikelynohat,insteadof    thefrenvadinggerny,itheprussianswhowill    invadefrance.”    theboyslittleaffectedbytheirfathersforebodings.it    osupposethateveryoneuldbewrong;    stillreiossibletobelievethatthosegreathostshey    sae
		
				
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