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aybelivingastrugglinglifeinsoyounglony,owhreatisthedelightaffordedbylettersfroo.foratithe
readersfettheirsurroundings,andallthetoilandstruggleof
theirexistenongthedearoho.
retiringtosoquietplaceapartfroheirrades,theyread
throughtheirlettersagainandagain,anditisnottilleverylittle
itesgotbyheart,thatthelettersarefoldedupandputao
berereadoverandainuntilthebatcharrive.
jauilyfroisbrother,but
theloersofhisfatherahelarge,scrawling
handbefore
hiarrevividlythananyatuldhavedone.enclosedinhis
fathersletterark,andthisjackfound
untpreskoff.ithadbeentensixerhehad
lefttheandhad,curiouslyenough,arrivedinenglandonthevery
dayafterhisoe.theunteexpressing
theirayregardinghiandtheireaesthopesthathehad
effectedhisescape.hesaidthathisersdiligently
readeverypapertheyuldgetfrondtoend,buthavingseenno
noticeofthecaptureoftenindisguise,they
eaironghopesthattheirfriendshadeffectedtheirescape.
theuntsaidhehatjackohearthatthings
inrussialookedbrighter;thatitoredthattheeeror
alexaeheeneraleneasuresofreforbr >
yressrongintheuncilsofthe
neonarurthadbeen
celled,andhehepointofstartingforst.petersburgh
hisers.apersonalfriendofhisownhadbeen
appointedndantofberislav,aedeputyndanthad
beeojoinhisregintinthecria.theuntessandhis
daughtersudyingenglish.hesaidthatwhen
theilytokeatourthrough
thecapitalsofeurope,andhopedthattheyshouldseeja
england.thisehenaval
caatthefrontinhighglee.
oneingalieutenantnaders,askedjackifheo
ayhinarennaissaapartyofthe
sardiniancavalryelittledistahebaida
valley.jacksaidthatheuchifheuldborrowa
pony..erssaidthatheuldhisforhiandatonce
anotherofficer
goingdoothebattery.aquarterofanhourafterwards,having
takenthepreebiscuitsandldatintotheir
haversacks,andtofilltheirflasksaheystarted
androdeap.
thelieutenanthadobtaiheneheproposedrennaissance
fronofficerheedonthesardinianstaff.
the,asuponpreviousoccasionsso
nyofficersoffdutyhadaiedtheserennaissao
nstituteaninnveniehepresentoccasionthesecrethad
beensoefourorfivepleasureseekershad
asseledn,nsistingof400cavalry,started.
jack,accustodonlytotheflatplainsofsoutheande
russia,edhthebeautyofthevalleythroughhey
noifullyheretartar
villagesledarees.thesehadlongsincebeeed
bytheinhabitants,andhadbeenlootedbysuccessivepartiesof
friendsandfoes,ofeverythingportable.
presentlytheytuedoutofthevalleytheyhadfirstpassedthrough
andfolloilartothe
first.foranhourtheyrodeon,andthensodistanceaheadofthe
lutheyheardthereportofashot.
”thessar.erssaid.”weshallsoon
leaiftherussianshaveanytroopsintheneighborhood.”
presentlyascatteredfirethery
house,standingeoinenearappeared
tobetheuthofthevalley.theoffindoftheparty
disuntedohesquadrons,ahenupinskirshing
ainstthehouse.thersquadronstrotteddohevalley,
areinedinreserve.asharpsketrynfli
forashorttiaroueau.thenthesardiniansdearush,
andtheirshoutsoftriuhandtheusketryproclaid
theirvictory.
atthesantasoldierrodebackfrohecavalrythathadgone
upthevalley,tosaythatastrongbodyoftheeneshorsewere
approagacrosstheplain.theivenfeneral
advandthecavalrytrotteddohevalleytojoiyin
advance.
”nor.archer,”lieutenanterssaid,”thebestthingforustodo
orideforothathouseupthere.see,theattag
partyareingbacktotheirhorses.tohaveagoodview
overtheplain,andshallseethefightbethesardiniansandthe
ene.besides,aypickupsoloot.”
theysoonreachedthehouse,and,tyinguptheirhorses,e
elyfuished,butshortase
thatthesardinianshadheldpossession,theyhadalreadytuled
everythingintonfusionintheirsearchforpluablesand
ucheshadbee,closetsandchiffoniersburstopenhthe
buttendsoftheshthedischargeofapistolintothe
loashed,valuablevaseslayin
fragntsonthefloor,bottlesofily
knockedoffstoodoable.iyardrife.
threeorfourssadtenlaydead.
”yerssaid.
”frohattohaveavieheuntry.”
oothetreesheyo
advanthehousebeforetheyuldseethe
plain.thensohalfleouttheysaassofsardinian
cavalryadvangbysquadrons.stillfarthertwobodiesofrussian
horse,eaearlyequalihtotheitalians,here
oventangthesardinianhorse.theyfordintotwobodies
anddashedattherussians.there,souldbe
seenflashinginthesun,anfusedleef
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