CHAPTER XIV

HOMBOURG AND RETURN

At the station—German insolence—The crowd in the railway

carriage—The surgeon major who was bound to smoke—We are

wrecked—A dismal prospect—A dreary search for shelter—The

wheelwright’s colt—Expensive hospitality—I turn cook—Crossing

a battlefield by night—The robbers of the dead—The capture of

a thief—Rest at Cateau—Confusion at Cologne—German

kindness—How I make myself sleep—We arrive at Hombourg and

start back again for Paris—Home again 207–226

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