Part 5

That night at seven o'clock we left the hill, marched through Souain four miles to Suippes and sixteen miles farther on, at Saint-Hilaire, we camped. A total of twenty-six miles.

At Suippes the regiment passed in parade march before some officer of the État-Major, and we were counted:--eight hundred and fifty-two in the entire regiment, out of thirty-two hundred who entered the attack on the 25th of September.

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