I fancy that we shall march to Laval, and there halt for a day or two.

By that time the whole force of the enemy will have come up, and there will be another battle." "And we, Jean ?" "I see nothing but for us to march with them.

We know nothing of the movements of the enemy and, were we to try to make our way across the country, we might run into their arms.

Besides, Leigh and I have both agreed that, at present at least, we cannot leave Rochejaquelein." "We could not, indeed, Patsey," Leigh broke in.

"If you had seen him this evening when, with tears in his eyes, he accepted our choice, you would feel as we do.