V. Ecrivezen francais

1. The captain has gone [out] onthe road. 2. It stretches away toright and left. 3. It is white and quite deserted. 4. The captain has seen nothing. 5. A-second shot has been heard. 6. Hestillseesnothing. 7. He has turned around. 8. He has seen a puff of smoke. 9. It is between two trees, in the direction of Gagny. 10. The smoke has floated away. rx. The rascals have flung themselves into the forest. 12. They have learned (use savoir) that the mill is occupied. 13. Some French soldiers have concealed themselves behind the mill. 14. The Prussians have been posted behind the trees. 15. The firing is heavier and heavier.

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