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    【】:凌落无声整理

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    theyoungfranctireurs

    andtheiradvehefranprussianwar

    byg.a.henty.

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    preface.

    chapter1:theoutbreakofwar.

    chapter2:terriblenews.

    chapter3:deathtothespy

    chapter4:startingforthevosges.

    chapter5:thefirste.

    chapter6:thetunnelofsavee.

    chapter7:abaffledproject.

    chapter8:thetraitor.

    chapter9:adesperatefight.

    chapter10:thebridgeofthevesouze.

    chapter11:afightinthevosges.

    chapter12:thesurprise.

    chapter13:theescape.

    chapter14:aperilousexpedition.

    chapter15:theexpedition.

    chapter16:adesperateattet.

    chapter17:aballoonvoyage.

    chapter18:adayofvictory.

    chapter19:dolast.

    chapter20:crossingthelines.

    chapter21:ho.

    illustrations

    rescueofasupposedspy.

    angthegernsoldiers.

    thechildrenolefield.

    theseathesea

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    chapter1:theoutbreakofwar.

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