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ear they were his last words --but I had no time to listen
THE ADVENTURES OF GERARD
151
and I galloped on my way.
All this time I had been on the meadow-landwhich was intersected in
this part by broad ditches. Some of them could not have been less than
from fourteen to fifteen feetand my heart was in my mouth as I went at
each of themfor a slip would have been my ruin.
But whoever selected the Emperor's horses had done his work well.
The creaturesave when it balked on the bank of the Sambrenever failed
me for an instant.
We cleared everything in one stride. And yet we could not shake off yilai:
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those infernal Prussians. As I left each water-course behind me I looked
back with renewed hope; but it was only to see Stein on his white-legged
chestnut flying over it as lightly as I had done myself. He was my enemy
but I honoured him for the way in which he carried himself that day.
Again and again I measured the distance which separated him from the
next hors[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]n. I had the idea that I might turn and cut him downas I
had the Hussarbefore his comrade could come to his help. But the
others had closed up and ere not far behind. I reflected that this Stein
was probably as fine a swordsman as he was a riderand t