rpsrathedral;
assonpreached,andablessing
solelyprayedforforthetheboyshadaskedtheirfatherifhe
hadanyobjeonial,ina
ronhuraptainbarclayhadatoncesaidthat,
uporary,heshouldtodoso.protestantsght
notapproveofnythingsiholih;butthatuld
benoreason,ever,againstaprotestanttakingpartina
soleprayertogod,ightbeofferedup.
theyoungduburgsefortheir
departurehade,forthenththathadpassedhadbeenast
unpleasantoothetheirtherhadinvaiopersuade
theostay;firstbyey,andthenbyangerand,finding
theseansfail,shehadpassedhertieitherinsullensilence,
orinreininginbed;declaringthatheervesterly
shattered,andthatsheshouldneversurviveit.shehadrefusedto
sees.barclayhelattercalled,adayortertheir
visittothettage,andshehadnotbeennearhersince.julie
andjustineillyand,altogether,
thereeilies.
theboyshoonsieur
duburgasusual,everydayorthcaptain
barclay.
septeerthefifteenththedayofseparationarrived.theywere
tore,therefore,at
seven.thiseforthe
painfuladieus.captainbarclayhadalongtalkhtheboysthe
nightbefore,repeatingallthehintsandinstrushhehad
befiventhe
itisnotney
readersselveshoilly
sobbedaloud,inspiteofherefforts;hors.barclaykissedher
boys,andthenranuptoherotocryalone;hoheir
fatherhisblessing,
tuedhastilyaighthetearshhe
uldnotkeepbadho
andtheirdignityassoldiers,doylehadgoneonan
hourbefore,takingtheirblas;sotheyhadnothingtodobut
tosnatchuptheirgunsandhastenahtears,
tohetojustasthebuglesouhe
assely.bythistitheyhadsteadiedtheelvesand,inthe
hestart,soonlostallfeelingof
despondency.
itorealerpsthan
thefranctireursofdijonas,hthebandofthenationalguard
attheirhead,playingtherseillaise,theyrchedthroughthe
oldsrolled
uptightandcarried,likeascarf,overoneshoulderanduhe
otherarandgaiterswereofbuff
leather.theircapshadflatpeaks,toshadetheireyes;butround
thecaphfur,dohe
earsandbackoftheyinguhe.oerside
ofthefurhinindiarubber,tothroherainoffdownover
thelightancarriedinasll
case,slungtohisbelt.theerproofonthecaps,whenrolled
up,didnotshohecapsthenlookinglikefurcaps,hapeak.
sluheshoulder,ontheoppositesidetothebla,wasa
haversackorstoutvasbagbroherestofthe
equipnts.eachbagpartnts;thelarger
oneholdingaspareshirt,afeksandhandkerchiefs,
ab,andothersllnecessaries.iher,bread,biscuits
orotherprovisionsuldbecarried.eahadalsoaer
bottle,slungoverhisshoulder.
ohersideoftheaunitionpouch,behind,rappedanew
boot;soplacedthatitinnoerferedhthebearer
gettingatthepouextehetinbox;thelidof
saplate,thebottosaupan.onone
sidehungthebayo;upoherahatk,ora
shorthandledshoveleaplent.
ithatthisthearticleswere
allnecessaries;andtheoverandabovetherifleand
aunitiohan
halfthatordinarilycarriedbyafrenchsoldier.
attheheadoftherpsrcheditsndant.thefrenchterbr>
ndantansajor,andhehereforein
futurebeterdjortee.eachofthefourpanieswasalso
headedbyitsoffipehadchosenforthesepostsfour
nself,hadservedthreeinthear,andonein
thenavy.hehadassoonastherpswas
anized,andtheyhadarrivedtendaysbeforethestart.oneor
thefranctireursertainedahopeofbeing
deofficersfirstalittledisedbut,asitwas
evidentlyvastlytotheadvaherpstohaveexperienced
offientsgavegreatsatisfatotherestof
then.fortuhereenwhohad
servedasprivatesoonssionedofficers;andfrohese
jorteeselectedasergeant,andarporal,foreay.
behindtherpsfollohecart;loadedhthestoresofthe
rps,ansiderableauntofaunition,threecasesof
gunttonforbloallbarrelsofpowder,
alargequantityoffineironhreeorfourcrowbars,bagsof
ffeeandriany
largesaus,togetherhallsortsofoddsandends.bythe
sideofthehorsedoyle;dressedintheuniforfthe
rps,butents,andhalongblousewoover
histunic.heeerof
therps.thishefirstplace,athiso
request;anduponthepleathatthusonlyuldheescapethe
ontbe
separatedfroherps;andalsothat,unlesshehadauniforbr>
liketherest,hoakeanyvatheranks,even
shouldour
jortee,inexceedingthehundredandtinedupon,
ents;butrebythefactthat
difficultiesfood,oking,andvariousother
points,ifthedriverefootingastherestof
therps.
therchalongoneonlytotherailation.afew
carriages,hatruart,andahorsebox,weredrawn
upalongsidetheplatfornreadiness;andiesreall
heirplaarriagesattachedto
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