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didsothereusketry,ngledhloud
yellsandshouts;then,afterantspause,catherattleofa
rolliryfire.thefirst,jackjudgedtobethefireof
insurgentsupohesend,thatofthetroops.fora
hedinofbattleon.sharpringingvolleys,heavy
irregularfiring,thefierce,softheinsurgents,and
occasionallythehoarsehurrahofrussiansoldiery.
presentlythesoundsgreer,andtheladsjudgedbythe
dire.ere
longthesoundsceasedaltogether,andinscatteredknotsof
threeandfour,ncathroughtheotheein
idshipn
forsoti,untilalargebodyofhenthelads
efirehwasnowblazing
ireoftheclearihegagstheir
uths,andtherdsunbound,andtheysaayoung
nevidentlybyhisdressandbearingapersonofrankandauthority,
and,astheyjudgedbytheattitudeofthosestandinground,the
leaderoftheinsurgentband.
”efroandareyoudoinghere”heaskedin
polish.
theboysshooktheirheadsiheirignorahe
language.
”ithoughtso,”hesaidangrilyinrussian.”youarespies,russian
spies.ithoughtaschetothatts
hadenteredavillageshoptobuygoods,buthadbeenuoask
forthex,andhadgivenaroublenoteand
alloantotakeherohange.youare
dete
atonce,”hesaidinpolish,tothosestandingnear.”butfirstsearch
thehhly,aheyarethebearersofanydots.”
theladsinvainendeavoredtoexplain,buttheirvoicesweredrowned
iheextof
thebattle,andinnycasesbleedingfroulletandbayowounds,
forthepolishpeasantsaloclosequarters.ncealedin
dicksbandes,andtheyell
editsappearanceshohatitonsidered
nfirtoryoftheguiltoftheprisoners.
uponjack
tohisbrother,thehorsedealer.thisakentotheleader,andhe
openedabythelightofablazingbrandhoneofhis
follo.”stop”heshouted,afterreadingthefirst
lienheladstohe
ree.”tillihavereadthisthrough.”hereadittothe
end,andthenbeginningafreshagain,carefullythroughit.
”bringtheprisonershere,”hesaid.”youngn,”heon,he
lads,”thereybesostakehere.
thisletterpurportstobefreantofthe12thpolishregint
tohisbrother,hoivarlofski.noany
ofus.idonotknoherhehasabrotherasergeant.doesanyone
hereknow”
tenraisedtheirvoicestosaythattheyk
varlofskithehorsedealerhadabrothery
asapunishntforhavingstruckarussiansergeantinabrawl.
”thisstbetheheleadersaid.”theletteristen
carefully,apparentlyhavieoavoidanysuspi,shoulditbe
openedandreadbyanybuthioritisintended;butinfactit
ntainsassurancesuchedinlanguageand,thatthe
bearersareeneesofrussiaandfriendsofpoland,andthatevery
nfidenceybeplathenoe
hoetobeintheddleoftheforest,
dressedaspolish,peasants,andthebearersofalettersuchas
this”
”
sebastopol,andhavesinceescaped.”
hethenprostaheirreside
untpreskoffs,oftheirrendationtotheintendantofthe
untesssestatesinpoland,oftheiracquaintaheinsurgent
passeetinghthesergeantatodessa.hey
hadn.
”gentlen,”hesaid,”iaskyourpardonfortheroughnesshh
youhavebeeed,andshallneverfiveselfforhaving
nedyoutodeath.itwillbealesson
toojudgebyappearanfuture.ikess
arriage.herestatesarebutafeilesdistantfrobr >
oethreeyearssince,here
hherhusbandanddaughters.bythe
aretheias”
distantlyrepeatedthe
”right,”thepoleahislasttest,butoneot
betooparticularistakenot
beingde.iaatisfiednoe,heartilyetoour
ca.”
chapterxviii.
thepolishinsurgents
afetheleaderexplaiohisfollohatthe
neersoney,
andthoseinutesbeforeto
executiononstrationsof
respect.thepardedenglandasafriendlypower,andwere
eagerlyea,hopingthatthestrengthof
russiaedtherethatsheoweaken
herholdonpoland.sofar,hoberof
troopsthatrussiahadpoureddoeettheallies,shehadinno
bersof
troopsthanusualassedinthatuntry.theinsurreat
presentgoingoherasaprooftoeuropethatpoland
yetlived,grounddohoughsheheheelofrussian
tyranny,thanasaventfrosuccessuldbereasonably
hopedfor.
theladsolookroundatthehfilled
theclearing.thegreaterportions,althoughthedress
andbearingofseveralproclaidthattheybelooasuperior
class.soofthepeasantsedhguns,butthesee
inthenority,thegreaterportioncarryingscythebladesfastened
tolonghahese,althoughcluytolookat,errible
be
keptfirytheirofficerseoftheirfire,thepolish
peasantryrushedahepoless.theirown
losshadbeensll,andtheyhadinflictedgreatslau
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