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ruBLlsN11 BY cilAnLEs SCR

ICohtinued.l {
But as we reached the gardens OF the city,
,bev nosted their cannon, which they had
brought off with them, behind sortnt orcna MARI
both the axe and head of the saPPer Merlin.
The corporal of sappers, Thome, had his arm
fractured by piece OF Sne axe a" Wssspfels
Then we started toward them on run. LOT .t tne
sooner We reached them the less time they
we %s ensesea p the sty at places
t oE ss1sss ssss 1sass'
a nn Avenue 1e Sordsred with popsrs. which ran
along the cemetery, and. ae We debouShed IN
the poblic square another column came through
NJ TSsre We halted, and the marshal, without
losing moment, dispatched the IWensy-
seventh to take bridge and eIs on rs. tn of the
division arrived. apd was. drawn up IN tn ne
square. The bargomaster and oonncinoEe OF
Weisosnfsis % S;G ~ a, Es,s on 'h' Stops
When We we're re- formed, the Marshal Prince
of Moekowa passed before the fro, frSnt OF our
s easss sasss s1V with YOU The Emperor viii
know of your conduct
He couid mot help laughing ct the way We
rushed on the gums. Geperai sooh"" oiie"
"Things 60 bravely en-"
He rcplsed, Yes; yes tits in the blood! tits II
the blood"
day: We were lodged with the citizens, wns
were afraid of vi, and gave us all we asked
Tho Twenty seventh returned in the evening
and Was chartered IN the old chateau. W.
were very tired. After smoking two OF thre'
mines together, chatting about our glory, 20
bede, KEpfel and / went together TO the shoI
of a Joiner, and slept on q heap or shaVlnge
and remained there until midnight, when the!
beat tho royeille. We rose, the joiner gave u
soue braoay, andswe went ont. The rain va
falling" in torrents. That night the battalion
went T. biyonao before the village OF Clepen
two hours march frou Wetssenfels.
other detachnnente came and reJoineo ue
all the thi-d corps .were to follow MS. W.
TAXED only of this all the day; but the "a
after at ave in the morning, We set on agar
in the advance.
Before us rolled q river called the HippAcI
Instead Of 30rning aside TO take the orloee, Y
fOtded it where We were. The" wafer re.cne
our waiAtsS and thought. % Pnile1 nl
shoes out Of the mud, g II any one had toi9 ~
this in the days when was afraid OF catchlu
a'cold in tho head at h. Goulden's and WHEN
changed my stockings twice q week, amour
never have believed 1t. Well, strange thlnl
hamper To one In this life."- -,
a. We passed down the other bapk OF y
river III tho PUSHES, we discovered aoanu,
Cossacks observing us from the heights 70 y
LIFT. They followed slowly ,7Tithont daring
attack MS, and SO we kept on ninth ftsw
.bIuad day, when suddenly u terrific fusIa
aud the thunder of heavy guns made us tu
beads toward Cleren. The c0mmanua
on horseback, looked over the tops OF I
iceds.
The tounds of conflict last ed a eousideLal
time, aud SerHra Pluto said, The DIV al
a,iVdDting;'i is attacked
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| who accepted T., saying tu8t oE0ao @oN e>".f-sa
We felt quite happy and no one aus. sIsp'cs@Sa I'd
the horrors the day was to br1ng .StSn. wv
sSpgns u asG behind the
. | knew we'll where We we're. And suddenly,
, about ten O'Clock, General souham,' mounted,
+ the stacks of arms, and think can now SEE
him. "a he rode to the top of the hill, with biz
gray hair and white bordered hat; and as b.
s 1aae 1 returned quickly, and ordered the drum
7 | 10 beat the recall. The sentries at once fei
i into tho ranks, and Zebede, who had the eye
q ster. masses Of men forming and advancing i
i good order and others coming from the marshe
6y tho three bridges. We are lost II all 'h0s
." IA battle is beginning" said Sergeant Pinst
T. shading his eyes with his hands, =" OF kno
~ nothing Of war. Those beggarly Prussans an
T. th Si Whole force, as we de6le on Leipzig, {
7, 40 to cut us in two. It il we'll Thought OF Q
"a their part. We are always teaching them II
n Afs But t what will we do ?" asked Klipfsl
= "Our part is simple" answered tho eergean
~ ave are here twelve to fifteen thousaI
men, with old So sSe6i ban s:tsn sp here o "a
:, one TO ak OF seven,, until tho EmperofA I
- formed how matters stsnd, and sends MS ri
There 60 the staff officers no oSa..r. v.ro Gallo
"a ing over the plain of Lutzen towaFtefeiP
Ie they sped Ike the wind, and prsyesso "
Rv to have them reach the emperor ~ S.o 9
in send the whole, army TO our asssatanSe :.
h that vS 1ere about 70 perish; and wonld p
ne wish my EIeatest enemy in sach o position
ed ours wa9thep: i;v>,, ILL ba G.
ny Sergeant Pl9to contlnueus iS ony ~ "
ne come out alive, they Win have something
a boast Of Look az those blue l,Aes ADVANCES nIn
,1s FlosssGraben. Each of those linea is re
ment. There are thirty Of them. That maj
he sixty thousand Prussiaus, without count
of those lines Of hOraeHen, each of whteh
t6a son adron. Those advancing to their lefss N
to Rippacf littering in the SUI, are the dra goS
ras and cuiraaaiers of the Russian Imperial Gua
nd. There are eighteen or twenty thousand
mrn them. and first So y them at AusteFlitz, VIII
mt we fixed them finely. Thoee masses of lau
the in the rear are Cossacks We Will have n
y -ired thousand men on our hands in an he
,bleI This is n fight to win the cross in, and IL
sion does not get n now, ne gu" t'eNer nVPe "
sor g Ft8z =
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rTor ~ Ns1ri.g elar and CsshSae Assse1se
POVEETYi

f' nOvrpTsx, Il
~. o...,< ,.,v hsve eazsd On thy face.
s..r = -. csu ose for my nlixAing tears,
Trying - Esa ~ =. - s q. n. o,..,u, vs.r,.
some k-af
Thsv ala thoss features, thoagh sad and coid' f%
were Strangely beautiful, patient, swees'
AH.s c.ss 49, :, -, Tn sersne feet II
= 49, " ,,-,-.j;s.,,r
They sasd shy gaxments. theugA aim ana torn'
Concealed . glory within eaoh fold,
rh.f .x.A The thoraa Of thy bltto1 Grown
w.. &v.,ed thread Of the Yusest gold
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1anaistauce from Klein Gorschen ana mao P,,aceu
RE huspsars Fed fastSr than they came, and
J, the six squares of Girards division united WIN
ours ut Klieu- Gorsehen, TO check the fSuss t
, ;nfantry which still continued to advance, tho
!, three frst columns in front and three o'nefs'
r equally strong, supporting them.
Q We had lost Gross Gorschen, but nov, be.
. tween Klein Gorchen and Kama tne oa'tAe
. thought now Of nothing Int vengeance.
e was wild with excitement apd wrath against
who sought to h Pr1 @S 1 Shouts
4 and insolent manner Disguised me. was,
IN nevertheless, very glad to see Zebede near me
Sc yst and as we - tbs areunS' pressed
10, 1--WE have escaped narrowly enough" said
W he "God grant the Emperor may soon at
,d rive, and with cannon, for they are twenty
Cn times stronger than We"
80 He NO longer spoke OF winning the cross.
on IlooEed around to sec If the sergeant " q
he with us Yet, and saw him calmly wiPing hi
bayonet; mot q feature showed any trace
"A e1citement-that ence4ragsd me. r,r,t Wo oar
ND Lnnsi1Et, but the command, Garry arms
an ma1o me thinheE myself
NJ The three hEst columns OF the enemy na
m halted On tho hill Of Gross-Gorschen to ava,
ID. their supports. The villAge IN the Tasiey .,
tween MS YVES on ffS, the names bursting ff q
ip the tEatcnel roofs and the smoke T.SanS % All
90 we saw 8 1o1g line Of cannon coming oo"n
lty mg SeSan Their march and depiOyed mas
aot e. Of hussare and cavalry. on both sideg
as1 Cross orschen. Our artillery, Pln9ed oenis
:. n the equafes on the top OF the ridge, oPeneo
o terrible fire on tho Prussian gunners, VINO
'oa piled all along their line.
,l% Out drums began to beat in the squares
,ng give warming that the enemy were sPp pr
.gi ing. blt their rattle was like the DuIs ..
lSs shossed altogether "HeteriGadL Tasertand r,
Their Ere By battalion: as they Sli ;nS ~,
ear ftllI enVeloPeo IS ~ so e froH sesinr the
,ra Neyertheless, we began our fie.fring. y
al heard and saw nothing but. the noise
80 a1okS. of battle for the next quarter OF
,ea soar when auSdenly che Prussiaa bussars ~
~. ~. In ozir square. knew not how ie hAPPen'
onr. bnt there they were on their little no ~
one sAbreing Ne NASuouy tbsv aIashsd a
do our osyoneT; va ~ -, acs VAS horrIS
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