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`` Why not stop him tomorrow as we have done today ? '' said Henri . `` The men are all gone home , '' said the other . `` They will all assemble again tomorrow , '' said Henri ; `` we have only to have the bells rung at seven o'clock , or six , or five , or when you will , and you will find that every man will be ready for another day 's work , and that without a murmur . '' `` And will they bring powder with them , Henri ? '' `` Why , we are rather short off for powder , '' said he . `` Our affair tonight was all very well , for the enemy lost an immense number , and we lost none ; but yet it was unsatisfactory , for the fellows have left nothing behind them .