onuninterrupted.per.

thetoedhofficersandsoldiers,ofallranks.noone

paidthenyattention,andtheydrovethroughtheplacedars

andontotherketplayinns,

frequeherketpeople.hereastheyexpectedtheyfound

itiossibletogetabed;buttheyhadnodifficultyinobtaining

perssionfortheostandinayard,andkyenough

togetstablerooorthehorses.theyintothetownand

boughtfourblas;andas,atstarting,theyhadfilledthe

deephstraheyhadinspiteoftheld

fortablenight.

dinthingand,thatover,theystrolledaboutuntil

nineok.ityofinvaders

fortablyquarteredintheacapitaloffrahepalace,

thestatuesinfrontofit,everythingtoldofthegloriesof

france;everyparkaround,everylittlepalaceely

associatedidstofthese

rials,thegernialkedcarelessly,drankinthe

cafes,orfeastediels,asiftheplacehadbeloo

theroiierial.afaroff,inthequietoftheevening,

uldbeheardthedistantboofthegunsroundthebeleaguered

city.

therehingshebarclaysedtoget;but

theyhadnodifficulty,astheshopsen,as

usual.thepopulationhadadepressedlook.allclasseswere

sufferingeptionoftheshopkeepers,whose

businessen

inartialeattire,forand,

ever.theladiesofversaillesaslittleaspossibleinto

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