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@@ -1191,7 +1164,7 @@ Once or twice a little unpleasantness arose amongst ourselves. It
 never went very far; the others, who were not desirous of seeing their
 comrades get into trouble, always put an end to the business before
 any real harm was done. I had nothing to do with any of these disputes
-save once, when, in the _rôle_ of peacemaker, I sat with another fellow
+save once, when, in the _rôle_ of peacemaker, I sat with another fellow
 for more than half-an-hour on an Italian who was thirsting for the
 blood of a Portuguese. The Portuguese was receiving similar attentions
 from two others at the opposite side of the tent. It was funny how
@@ -1269,7 +1242,7 @@ mention in this chapter is that one sunny afternoon about four o'clock
 we marched into camp on the borders of the Sahara amid the cheers of
 our future comrades, and that within an hour our 200 men were divided
 amongst the four companies that constituted the 2nd Battalion of the
-First Regiment of the _Légion étrangère_.
+First Regiment of the _Légion étrangère_.
 
 
 
@@ -1753,7 +1726,7 @@ suppose that fighting men of to-day are at all different from their
 compeers of yore--the only change is that the rapine and the pillage
 are not boasted of so openly--but there is just as little of the spirit
 of Christianity in a so-called civilised army as there used to be in
-a legion of Julius Cæsar, perhaps even less. Many people will regret
+a legion of Julius Cæsar, perhaps even less. Many people will regret
 this, and yet you always find the goody-goodies and even the women
 loudest in crying out for war to avenge the wrongs, or fancied wrongs,
 of their country or to acquire new territory and new trade. I say this:
@@ -2215,7 +2188,7 @@ second and got a ration of wine, and then went off to the place where
 the tobacco was distributed, giving way to another. This went on
 continuously until all had received an allowance of brandy and another
 of wine and a third of tobacco, and then Nicholas, this time also
-accompanied by Le Grand and me, went for the _nouveaux mariés_, as
+accompanied by Le Grand and me, went for the _nouveaux mariés_, as
 he called them. We brought them down in triumph, Apollo smiling and
 bowing, the Cooloolie girl beaming with happiness, Nicholas as solemn
 as a judge, Le Grand and I breaking our sides with laughter. Such
@@ -2461,7 +2434,7 @@ a heavier punishment for us afterwards.
 Nicholas went on to state that he had received a large amount of money
 from a friend in Europe, and that he had at once resolved to pay for
 a good spree for his comrades. For a joke he called the affair a
-wedding _déjeuner_ in honour of the Greek and the Cooloolie girl. He
+wedding _déjeuner_ in honour of the Greek and the Cooloolie girl. He
 thought--at least he said he thought--that the other company would not
 mind; they knew the rules of the Legion as well as he; a little fun
 about the new connection ought to hurt nobody except the Portuguese.
@@ -2614,7 +2587,7 @@ men of No. 4, and, finally, that he was himself prepared to apologise
 for his part in the affair. This expression, I am sure, the commandant
 took to refer to the buying up of all the drink and the tobacco; we,
 who knew better, remembered the irritating speech that the Russian had
-made after the _nouveaux mariés_ had pledged each other.
+made after the _nouveaux mariés_ had pledged each other.
 
 Well, after a little hesitation he let us go across. We were escorted
 this time by the men of our own company--soldiers of the first class,
@@ -2833,7 +2806,7 @@ Europe and spent it as a soldier should. Ay, even the officers are
 proud of the story to-day, and, when they go to France on leave, our
 little escapade is told in the family circle and to all the friends
 and relations who are continually asking for tales of _ces affreux
-légionnaires_.
+légionnaires_.
 
 I had almost forgotten another part of our punishment. While all the
 others turned out for parade without knapsacks, those of us who had
@@ -2984,7 +2957,7 @@ roll call, but it will be well with the survivors. In any case, I am
 tired of soldiering here. Why should I not see the world, not as I saw
 it before," he smiled sadly, as I thought, when he said this, "but as
 millions of men have seen it--a nameless unit in a crowd? After all,
-many of Cæsar's legionaries had happier lives than Cæsar." When he
+many of Cæsar's legionaries had happier lives than Cæsar." When he
 ceased speaking there was silence between us for some moments. Then he
 asked:
 
@@ -4365,7 +4338,7 @@ the day.
 Nothing was ever said to us about this ugly affair. It was over and
 done with; there was no use in talking about it In any case, how
 could eight or nine hundred men--that is, including the Annamite
-tirailleurs--be punished? Cæsar could decimate his legions--the day
+tirailleurs--be punished? Cæsar could decimate his legions--the day
 is gone by for such punishment; moreover, even if special soldiers
 were selected for trial by court-martial their comrades would surely
 have revenge on the officers, the sergeants, and the corporals. It is
@@ -4728,7 +4701,7 @@ First, it must be understood that my battalion formed part of the
 rear-guard. There were French soldiers of several corps and native
 levies as well, and I may say here that the Frenchmen showed as much
 steady courage in retiring before overwhelming masses of the enemy as
-they usually show of gallantry and _élan_ in a charge. I can never
+they usually show of gallantry and _élan_ in a charge. I can never
 again believe that the Frenchman is good only when advancing; given
 capable officers, he is a perfect soldier at all points. This retreat
 proved the fact. We were half starved; there was the continual fear
@@ -4745,7 +4718,7 @@ during the day. We had had little food, and that unsuitable, for some
 time. In my squad was a man whose country I have good reasons for not
 mentioning; suffice it to say that he came from a land lying on the
 eastern frontier of France. I shall call him Jean, though that was not
-his name. All the day he was saying: "Quelle misère, quelle misère!"
+his name. All the day he was saying: "Quelle misère, quelle misère!"
 until we were sick of the words, and I told him, rather roughly I am
 sorry to say, to keep his troubles to himself. When we came into camp
 great precautions were adopted to prevent surprise, and I may detail
@@ -5027,7 +5000,7 @@ Foreign Legion. At once he was accepted, and after a short time in
 Algeria was sent to Tonquin. There he was taken into my battalion, and
 handed over to me to help to make up the number of the squad. And now
 he was amongst us, calling out every moment the unlucky words: "Quelle
-misère, quelle misère!"
+misère, quelle misère!"
 
 Nicholas took up a longer time in telling this story than I, but you
 must remember that the Russian was very clever and had the story at
@@ -6188,7 +6161,7 @@ which, however, I must narrate, as it intimately concerned myself.
 
 Our fellows had cautiously dug forward for a considerable distance.
 No sound of tunnelling on the side of the Chinese had been heard; as
-the _dénoûment_ proved, they had been as cautious as we. The working
+the _dénoûment_ proved, they had been as cautious as we. The working
 party was tearing down the earth with the sharp edge of the pick, not
 striking with all their strength. Thus very little noise was made,
 and, besides, it was enjoined on all who were at work in the mine that
@@ -6532,7 +6505,7 @@ and called out my name. I said:
 
 "Here I am. What do you want?"
 
-He replied: "Monsieur le général will be here soon."
+He replied: "Monsieur le général will be here soon."
 
 "Does he come to tell me that I have been appointed his aide-de-camp?"
 I inquired, laughing at my own little joke.
@@ -6627,7 +6600,7 @@ was only a soldier. But what I said was liked, and many a present I
 received afterwards. The French know that the legionary is a soldier
 pure and simple--well, not always pure, and very seldom simple--and
 they know that the soldier of the French army who gives up for life
-the clothes of the pékin and who dreams of nothing except fighting
+the clothes of the pékin and who dreams of nothing except fighting
 and promotion looks on Napoleon the Great as a terrestrial Archangel
 Michael. Him would we follow, him would we serve. God grant us
 another like him, and then----. And the legionaries understood, and
@@ -6670,7 +6643,7 @@ of. For the first time in my life I was made much of as a man of good
 service and tried valour; if I gave somewhat exaggerated accounts of
 the perils I had passed who can blame me? There was no sneering now
 at the Foreign Legion; oh no! we were in Algeria, _la patrie des
-légionnaires_.
+légionnaires_.
 
 At last the surgeon-in-chief told me that I should soon leave the
 hospital. I thanked him for the information, and said that the only
@@ -6772,7 +6745,7 @@ counterbalanced as they were by so many joys.
 
 There was a woman in the place who kept a canteen. She always
 remained with this battalion, and where others might starve she waxed
-wealthy--that is, wealthy for a _cantinière_. Her husband had been a
+wealthy--that is, wealthy for a _cantinière_. Her husband had been a
 sergeant of the third company. He had fallen fighting bravely in an
 obscure skirmish at some desert village, and when he fell he left a
 wife and baby daughter to the care of his comrades. The story of the
@@ -6867,7 +6840,7 @@ communities examples of unselfish heroism and exalted virtue, which
 make even men whose knowledge of the sex is confined to its most
 vicious members have some respect for purity and some doubts as to
 their favourite axiom: A man may be good, but a woman cannot be. The
-officers proposed that she should continue as _cantinière_ in place of
+officers proposed that she should continue as _cantinière_ in place of
 her mother, and generously offered to put her in a position to do so.
 As for us sub-officers and simple soldiers, our duty was plain: as soon
 as she was in a new home and shop, to go there, and there only, with
@@ -6916,7 +6889,7 @@ occasionally helping himself as well.
 
 One of them took so much brandy that I had to turn him out, a couple
 of comrades brought him away to his hut, and nothing was said about
-it, as the poor little _cantinière_ begged him off with tears in her
+it, as the poor little _cantinière_ begged him off with tears in her
 eyes. Just as things were becoming almost too lively the commandant and
 the other officers came down and entered the little shop. The first
 intimation we inside had of their arrival was the silence of the men
@@ -6947,7 +6920,7 @@ attending to her affairs, I took more interest in them than I could by
 any chance take in the accounts of a company. We were very good friends
 and companions, but there was not a hint, not a suspicion, of love
 on either side. She was pretty and in trouble, and, therefore, had my
-sympathy. I was kind and attentive to her, and she was grateful. _Voilà
+sympathy. I was kind and attentive to her, and she was grateful. _Voilà
 tout!_
 
 Before I drank the wine I made her put her lips to the glass, which she
@@ -7020,7 +6993,7 @@ at the door of the canteen I met the captain of my company, or at least
 of the company to which I was attached, though I seldom paraded with
 it. He noticed the box and asked me what it contained. When I told him
 he laughed, and said that many a man would be pleased to be so trusted,
-especially by so beautiful a girl as Mademoiselle la Cantinière. I
+especially by so beautiful a girl as Mademoiselle la Cantinière. I
 answered that the trust was pleasant but the responsibility too great;
 I did not wish to have the safe keeping of twelve hundred francs.
 "You cannot help it now, my sergeant-major of the canteen, you must
@@ -7342,7 +7315,7 @@ shall not be offended."
 
 "Sit where you wish," she repeated; "I shall be satisfied."
 
-"Même sur vos genoux, mademoiselle," said the English corporal, with a
+"Même sur vos genoux, mademoiselle," said the English corporal, with a
 smile. Giulia blushed, laughed, and shook her head.
 
 I may finish here about the Hessian. The story was told by him that I
@@ -7481,7 +7454,7 @@ position. Some of the songs were not of a moral kind, but as the
 evening concert always took place outside the canteen Giulia was not
 supposed to hear, and, indeed, when she did hear she did not always
 understand. When she did comprehend she said nothing; one cannot be a
-_cantinière_ in the Legion and a prude.
+_cantinière_ in the Legion and a prude.
 
 At this time Giulia and I were always together. Certainly while the
 canteen was open I was outside the counter, often making one of a
@@ -7511,7 +7484,7 @@ point-blank, but said that he might speak to me. When I learned what
 he wished me to do I at once saw the reasonableness of the request,
 inasmuch as no man would like to keep so large a sum of money as
 the corporal had in his own possession in a hut. The Englishman had
-just received from home a Bank of England note for £100, and many a
+just received from home a Bank of England note for £100, and many a
 simple soldier would kill him for such a sum. But, one may object,
 how negociate such a billet in such a place? Oh, no one could do that
 except the owner, or someone like Giulia, who would change it for
@@ -7738,7 +7711,7 @@ to persuade myself that it would be merely a rash act on the part of
 one man, who would free all from tyranny and take the punishment by
 himself, but as the days wore on I, who knew the Legion by heart,
 could see that there was a far greater chance of a number of men being
-concerned in the _émeute_. One thing delayed action, the newcomers and
+concerned in the _émeute_. One thing delayed action, the newcomers and
 the rest had not sufficiently fraternised--four hundred strangers are
 too many for any battalion to assimilate quickly.
 
@@ -8120,7 +8093,7 @@ sought my left side, where the bayonet was.
 
 "Who is there?" said the well-known voice of the adjutant.
 
-"Caporal Le Poer de la quatrième compagnie, monsieur," I replied.
+"Caporal Le Poer de la quatrième compagnie, monsieur," I replied.
 
 "What are you doing here? Why are you not with your squad? Who is in
 charge at the hut?"
@@ -8939,7 +8912,7 @@ confession.
 men relieved from duty as sentinels were standing. "I care not now
 what may happen to myself, and for you half, and more than half, of
 my anxiety has left me. There is only, one thing that I must do now,
-I must look for Père Michel at once. You will go to your quarters; he
+I must look for Père Michel at once. You will go to your quarters; he
 will come with me there. Tell the sergeant and his wife to expect us.
 Do not be afraid, they will not be surprised."
 
@@ -9052,7 +9025,7 @@ slavery."
 
 We were silent for a time. Then the Frenchman asked me how it happened.
 
-"I struck him, he drew his sword, and then I gave him my bayonet, voilà
+"I struck him, he drew his sword, and then I gave him my bayonet, voilà
 tout!"
 
 "How often?"
@@ -9299,7 +9272,7 @@ as good a fighting man, and he knows it, as the other African; in the
 second, it is only the white soldiers whose weapons kill from afar. As
 for us, we had to venture into the desert, as I have already said. We
 wanted, to use another phrase of mine, to get from the fire to the
-frying-pan--_du feu à la poêle_.
+frying-pan--_du feu à la poêle_.
 
 We kept steadily forward until the sun came up in the east with
 his usual suddenness. Then we halted, and began to consider our
@@ -9346,8 +9319,8 @@ finish."
 The Englishman and Mac agreed with me, and before we started again I
 said to Giulia in their hearing:
 
-"N'aie pas peur, ma bien chère, tu ne seras pas prisonnière, plutôt tu
-seras tuée par le dernier protecteur."
+"N'aie pas peur, ma bien chère, tu ne seras pas prisonnière, plutôt tu
+seras tuée par le dernier protecteur."
 
 "Je suis bien content," she replied, and, bowing prettily to the
 others, she murmured a word of thanks.
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