The Man With The Broken Ear by Edmond About

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In falling upon the neck of the big man with the gray moustache, Fougas supposed he was embracing Massena. He naturally intimated as much to him, whereupon the owner of the barouche burst into a great peal of laughter.

"Ah, my poor old boy," said he, "it's a long time since we buried the 'Child of Victory! ' Look me square in the face: I am Leblanc, of the Russian campaign."

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