He is now at Saumur; we will turn him out from thence." "We will! we will! We will hang up Coustard by the heels." "We will strip him rather of his spurs and his epaulettes, of his sword and blue coat, and send him back to the Convention, that they may see what will become of the heroes, whom they send to seek for glory in La Vendee.

Thanks, my friends; thanks for your kindness.

I will lead you to no dangers which I will not share with you.

You shall suffer no hardship of which I will not partake.

I will look for no glory in which you shall not be my partners." During the time that the Mayor had been giving his invitation to the people, and Henri had been speaking to them, Father Jerome had been busily employed with Jacques Chapeau over six or seven little lists which he held in his hand.