【】doubt,papersofsokindhavebeenfoundupon
thethesepapersurallybesenthere.ifouldbe
providedtledoubt,peratetheir
lines.”
”anexcellehenistersaid.”ihavenodoubtthatwe
havesuchpapers.”
aruckasllhandbelloable.anattendaered.
”tellcaptainverrei.”
”captainverre,”hesaid,hatoffitered,”therewere
sopaperscalastgeneralfaidherbe,relativeto
thosehks,ladiesdresses,andsoonthat
,andseeif
thereasforthebearerstopassfreely,for
thepurposeoftrading.ifso,lethavethetonce.”
theoffi.
”supposingasihavenodoubtthathepapers,
isyoururse”
”speedis,naturally,aial,”ralphsaid.”weshalldisguise
ourselvesaton
heretoorleansbytrain;hth,of
urse,befuishedus.hroughtheforestof
orleans,andsotis;ake
straightforlunkeepingalhroughbylanes.asfaraswe
knoyalongthatline.
”whene
villageire,ivetheoafarr,andotheplace
boldly.youaireoflun,as
oallfrenchauthorities,togiveusanyhelp;
andtoassistusatoobuyawo
stronghorses.hthese,to
versailles.ourpassitusintothetohout
diffies.
ustbefuishedofoke
purchasesofplunder.”
”anadrableplan,”saidthenister,ly,”andohat
deservesevenshoulditnotobtainsuess.
”ispeaktoyouofreen,iknow
thatyouketheattetfroheloveofhonorloeehas
beforespokentoofyou,andyoundedby
generalesherefore,bei
gazetteforthecrossofthelegionofhonor;andifyousueed,
youebaay
ntionalthoughiknootiveto
sueedthatyouitledtothereythousand
francs,oanyonearryin
dispatchestoparis.”
atthisnttheoffitered.
”herearethepapersthejehthecapturedarried,”he
said.”theyaresighegeneralatfrankfort,and
untersignedbyatleastadozenlitaryauthorities.thereare
threeofthe”
thenisterglahe
”theyorrow
ing”
”quiteready,”ralphsaid.
”veryhalfpastfive,the
dispatchesten,ofurse,soastofoldupin
thesllestpossiblepass.
”captainverre,y
stableareputintoboxes,irainthatleavesatsixtorrow
ing.”
theboysnooleave.
”gooding,”thenistersaid.”allthelettersof
rendation,thedispatches,andtheneywillbereadywhen
youe,intheing.”
theboys,ongoingout,heldalongnsultatioheir
disguises.exaningthepapers,theyfoundthatonewo
personsofthesanaisaackraphandaaronkraphfatherand
soher,asdescribedinthepass,fortyfiveyearsold,
thesoeen.thispasstheydeterouse.
thetaskofgingpertoajeeen,was
evidentlyaneasyone.hisclearplexionheonly
difficulty,andthisuldbereadilydisguised.ralphsdisguise
oredifficultone;andthereeasto
herhehadbettergoasaredjeter
ineduponas,otherhentrastbethe
supposedfatherandsonoostriking.
theythensready.
theyatohen,asthepeculiarityofthepurchasesthey
inteokethat,hadtheybeenintheircivilian
dress,itainthattheyh
suspi;andyinobtaining
theyed.
theirfirstvisitoahairdressersshop.rathertothe
astonishntoftheproprietor,theytoldhihattheyo
speaktohinaprivaterooandstillretohisastonishnt,
thattheyedtheirhair
dyedquiteblack.thehairdresseruldhardlybelievehisears.
theboyshadbothbrohelightestand
thatte,desire
todyetheirhairstrubent.
ralphsled.
”noportantssionto
carryout,anditisessentialthatpletely
disguised.p.this,of
urse,isirictestnfidence.”
thehairdresserportahe
oasion.
”youaninstantaneousdye”heasked.
”certainly,”ralphsaid,”andohat,atanyrate,for
aweek.”
thereplyinghtherequestand,
ies,theboysheadsheirblaess.
”noybrothershairunately
verylongtobepletelyfrizzled;andiapairofthe
tongsyoudoith,soastobeabletodoitforourselves.”
thisalsowaseasyenough.
”noyself,iyhairtobeverylong;
toedoyearsontollar,allthewayround.”
”buttheonlyadefor
you.”
”notatall,”ralphsaid.”iuldnotputonawig,evenifyou
hadoasiit,ready.thepartingal
isnarroelongflatbandsofhair,like
thoseyouuseforustbeblayhairas
itisnousthavea
bandofthishair,longenoughtogoroundthehead,froust
aboveoojustabovetheother.ifyouparthair,justat
theplacehebandistogo;brushthehairup;puttheband
ofartificialhairohio
holdtight;thenbrushthehairbackagaiheband,itwould
beabsolutelyiossibletoseeitallnatural.thenc
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