There are, too, some agreeable little chemical surprises for the Prussians if ever they get into the town.

In reply to some suggestions which I made, my friend said, "Leave these people to form their own plans.

They understand street fighting better than any one in the world." At La Villette, Crenelle, and other faubourgs inhabited by the blouses, there is no lack of patriotism, and they will blow themselves and their homes up rather than yield.
The bold Britons started again in their Derby turn-out yesterday.
Nothing has been heard of them since.

We do not know whether they have been imprisoned or what has become of them.

I have already entrusted my letters to balloons, boatmen, peasants, and Americans, but I do not know whether they have reached you or not.