outposts;asthereportanear,and

thegerntroopsinterferedbutlittleoventsofthe

untrypeople.theaffair,hooreeasythanhe

hadanticipatedfor,tooing,hehedistant

soundofbugles.

”sothingisup,”hesaidtohielf;”eitherafrenk,a

generaladvanin

luck.”

ittuedouttobeasralphhoped.thepeasantinwhosehousehe

ebackhthenews

thatthereanthere.ordershadeforthebr>

tofallback,towardsorleans.

”iaotatallsurprised,”ralphsaid,,”for

orleansptyingfastoftroops.thissuddenrchofbourbaki

fortheeast,andtheytoreinforkcharles,

nearvendosttryevenprussianresourost.”

halfanhourlater,ralphovierzon.

therehefoundthattherailh

toyiingontodijon.hesoon

foundapurchaserforhishorseandcart,attenpounds,andthe

ingstartedonhise.

chapter21:ho.

itvierzontodijon.atbesralphhad

takenadvantageofadelayofsohoursatedbythefact

thatnotraiableclothes,insteadof

thepeasantssuitinraversedthelines.hehad,of

urse,broughthispapers;sothathehadnodifficulty,

adebut

slo.bourbakihadpassedonlytheweekbefore,

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