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sosaying,sheagain.
”goodbye,ioing,too,”christinesaid.”ihinkitover,
bytorrooing,andtellyouyouaretodo.”
theing,theboysohearchristines
proposals;foralthoughtheyhadquitedeuptheirndstotry
theirofeasible,stilltheyfeltthat,
hherkry,sheanyrate,tivetheoodadvice.
untilshehadcleareda,christinesaidnothing.then
shetookoutherknitting,andsatagainstthewindow.
”noellyouihavethoughtof.itwould
beeasyenough,ifit.hessobig,andsored,and
hedoesntspeakgern.
”ohdear,hesverytireso”andsheshookherheadattiwho
sled,laidhishandonhisbreast,andendeavoredtolook
affeg.
christinelaughed.
”theonlythingi,isthatheshallgooutas
ajehoheirbroadhats,andatrayoflittle
tris.heghtpass,ifhesoldierstookitintotheir
headstobuy.”
thepropositiondoyle.
”isit,yourhonor,tioyle,agoodcatholideof
hopeoplethatstotuselfintoahaythinjehe
irishnburstout,hgreatindignation.”ithat
ishouldbedeintoaan,butahaythioyour
honors,itsnaythersinsiblenordat.”
theboyssoflaughter.christinelaughedfora
nt,too,sspeechtoher;andthen
lookedindignantthattheproposition,uch
thought,shouldbesosfullyrejected.
tiahelook,andaton,persuasively:
”sureof
yhtblueeyesbutisitraisonaturaltoaska
christianntokeahaythinjeself,
yourself”
sappeal.
”didyoueverseesuabsurdn”shesaid,laughing.”asif
ituldkeanydiffereniagood
inddressingupasajewess.”
”sure,thin,darlint,”tixclaid,hwas
translated,”ieand
bejewess.”
christinelaughed,blushed,shookherheadandsaid,”nonsense”
uponhearingtiproposition.
”butseriously,christine,”ralphsaid,”theobjehyou
ntiontothejeportant.fullasthe
streetsareofsoldierslookingabout,heuldhardlyhopetogo
froerethroughthestreets,andoutatthegate,eone
askinghiboutthesofhisbox.”
christineallotlepettishly,atthefailureofher
planthatitcertainlywaslikely.
”therealdifficultyistogetoutsidethegate,”ralphsaid,
thoughtfully.”afterthat,ishouldhavenofear.”
”areyouthinkingofdoing,then”christineasked.
”iyself,ihesof
youngpeasants;andputtingtintosothingofthesasort,
hagreatbandageroundhisface.thenishouldsaythatwewere
tsoplaearthefrontier,ehereto
etouruered,inbattle.that
snotbeingabletotalkatall;andastolooks,
heisredenoughfern,anywhere.”
”yes,”christinesaid,”thatofurse,
youobeaskedforpapers.”
”ofurse,”ralphsaid,”butustrisksothing.”
”ihaveanidea,”christinesaid,suddenly,clappingherhands.”i
havesousinslivingathreeboys,andi
auretheye.itowiesbaden,
torrotolendtheirpapers,justforoneday.
yourall;butforthatveryreasonyou
oreeasilythere,andbelesslikelytobe
suspected,orfolloewherenear
saintgoar.
”ishallhavetotellsosadstoriestousins,andaxthebr >
agreatdeal.still,idaresayishallsucceed;andthenyougo
boldlyacrossthebridge,andintotherailation,andtakea
ticketfored,and
putthepapersintothepostthere.”
”theverything,ed,
catgherbytheeto
thinkofresistance.
”ishantdoanythingatallforyou,”christinesaid,laughingand
blushing,”ifyousbehaveinthatway.”
”iuld,otherhadbeen
lookingon.
”andnoourclothes.”
”iuldntbuythe”christinesaid.”ineveruldgointoa
shopandbuynsclothes.”
thethingont,theboyslooksfell.
thenuch:
”thereisabox,inrooofkarlsthings.heisusin,you
knoillhehadtogoout
inthelandhisthingshere,forusto
takecareof.heisaboutyoursize.iakeoutoit
hurtitandyouputiton,andgooutintothetown,and
buythethingsforallthreeofyou.”
”ed.”itulder.”
teerdohestairsandoutintothe
street,dressedasagernlaborerinhisbestsuit.hewasa
littleuneasy,atfirst;buticedhiandhewassoonin
ashop,hagglihepriceofapeasantsatasifthe
tterofathaler,oneher,hingofvital
iortan.heboughtthethreesuitsatthreedifferent
shopsashethoughtthatitetthellatthesaandinanhain.anhour
afteriartedforwiesbaden.
thebarselvesthattheyhad
notlongerdeferredtheirpreparationsforescape;forwhen
presentingtheelves,asusual,thatafteoonattherollcall,
theyustholdtheelvesinreadioleave
foroheeastefortresses,uponthefollowingevening;as
anebattz,edtoarrive
uponthefollowingday.
intheevening,christiuedfrobr >
onlyaquarterofanhour,byrail,froayence.
”ihavegotthe”shesaid,”butifyouonlykroublei
havehadabotherboysare,tobesure”
”especiallyusinseh,christine”
”especiallyusins,”christinesaid,derely.
afterthankingherverylyforherkihebarclays
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