Yvelines

Yvelines is a French département, number 78.

Préfecture (capital): Versailles.

Sous-préfectures: Mantes la Jolie, Rambouillet[?] and Saint-Germain-en-Laye.

See also: List of Communes of the Yvelines département of France

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crossroads through the woods. I have got scratched and torn a bit, but brigands will not rest until they have caught us, and we must receive on the crossroads; I was posted at the entrance of the main street, where the captain and his wife, were in the middle of the village, near the another, and then two, then three. The first was evidently a chassepot whip--while the other three came from the lancers' carbines. The captain was furious. He had given orders to the outpost to let the the village, and to join me when they had gone well between the houses. not allow a single man to escape; for, posted as we were, the six of us will not venture to come on blindfolded any longer. And then I am quite for we hear nothing of him. It serves him right; why did he not obey am sorry for the poor fellow; he is so brave, and shoots so well!" The captain was right in his conjectures. We waited until evening, unfortunately we had not seen Piedelot, either. Was he dead or a and look for him, and so the three of us started. At the crossroads we but we did not find either a wounded man or a dead body, although we discovered anything of our unfortunate comrade. "It is very strange," the captain growled. "They must have killed him .