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〃We'll find a place to lie up as near to Udine as we can get and then go through when it's dark。〃
〃Let's go then；〃 Bonello said。 We went down the north side of the embankment。 I looked back。 Aymo lay in the mud with the angle of the embankment。 He was quite small and his arms were by his side； his puttee…wrapped legs and muddy boots together； his cap over his face。 He looked very dead。 It was raining。 I had liked him as well as any one I ever knew。 I had his papers in my pocket and would write to his family。 Ahead across the fields was a farmhouse。 There were trees around it and the farm buildings were built against the house。 There was a balcony along the second floor held up by columns。
〃We better keep a little way apart；〃 I said。 〃I'll go ahead。〃 I started toward the farmhouse。 There was a path across the field。
Crossing the field； I did not know but that some one would fire on us from the trees near the farmhouse or from the farmhouse itself。 I walked toward it； seeing it very clearly。 The balcony of the second floor merged into the barn and there was hay ing Out between the columns。 The courtyard was of stone blocks and all the trees were dripping with the rain。 There was a big empty twowheeled cart； the shafts tipped high up in the rain。 I came to the courtyard； crossed it； and stood under the shelter of the balcony。 The door of the house was open and I went in。 Bonello and Piani came in after me。 It was dark inside。 I went back to the kitchen。
