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regintyouedtogetinto.whendidyouarrive”
”eintalaya.pedhthe
restofthelightdivisioneup.sirgeebronds
us,andgallipoliinadayorththerestof
thedivision.”
theboysnoroducedtheirrespectivefriendstoeachother,and
thefetherthroughnstantinople,visitedthe
bazaars,fixeduponlotsofprettythingsaspresentstobeboughtand
takenhoattheendofthehencrossedthebridgeagainto
pera,andhaddissouris,theprincipalhotelthere,andthe
greatrendezvousoftheoffiyandnavy.then
theytookaboatandrooscutari,he
honorsoftheateretuedon
boardthe”faln.”
thehreee,
ing
offforanhourortaythenewsarrived
thattherussianshadadvahroughthedobrudsdhad
hesiegeofsilistria.afeerthe”faln”and
severalothershipsofheirhedardanelles,
nvoyingnurousstoreshipsboundtovaa.shortlyafterhe
generalsofthealliedaresdeterhatvaashouldbethebase
forthecaaignagainsttherussians,andaglytoheend
ofythetroopsbarked.
vaaisaseaport,surroundedbyanundulatinguntryofparklike
appearandthetroopsheirarrivaldelightedh
theiee22,000englishand50,000frenchwere
eogetherh8,000or10,000turks.afeertheir
arrivaljackobtainedleaveforadayonshore,androto
alladyn,ninelesandahalffroaa,helightdivision,
nsistingofthe7th,19th,23d,33d,77th,and88thregints,was
encaed.closebyerlake,andtheundulatedground
psofforesttier,andveredh
short,ingsiteforacauldbe
nceived.gaabounded,andtheofficersgunsh
theoundforaticapitalsport.everyonehehighest
spirits,andthehopesthatthecaaign
his,hoheyiobedisappointed,
forohofjuhetheturkshadunaided
beatenofftherussianshsuchheavylossitackupon
silistriathatthelatterhadbrokenupthesiege,aing
northward.
ae
authorities,andtheenglishandfreneralsinthefieldwere
settlingthepointatadeuponrussia.the
delayyredangerous
thantherussianstokehisinsidiousapproaches.theheatwasvery
great;ostundrinkable,theclitewas
notoriouslyahyone,andfruitofallkinds,togetherh
elycheap,andthesoldiersnsequently
nsudverylargequantitiesofthese.
throughjuneanduptotheddleofjuly,however,noveryevil
nsequences.oofjulytwodivisionsof
frenarchedintothedobrudscha,in
searebodiesofrussiahere.onthe
nightofthe28thoing,inone
divisiohan600nlaydead.theotherdivisions,although
situatedatnsiderabledistances,ultaneouslyattackedh
equalviolendthreedayslatertheexpeditioued,having
lostover7000n.scarcelylesssuddenorlessfatalheattack
angtheenglishlines,andforsotitheenglishcaswere
ravagedbycholera.
jackelyanxiousabouthisbrother,forthelightdivision
sufferedevenreseverelythandidtheothers.butheable
togohielftoseeastothestateofthings,forthenavalofficers
orethanelynecessary.
andastheovedsotenles
fartheraotheslopesofthebalkans,itwouldhavebeen
iossibletogoauinoneday.suchprecautionsaswere
taken,hoonboard
ship.inashorttithefleetost
equaltothatonshore,andalthoughthefleetputouttosea,the
flagshipinten.
fortuhe”faln”hadleftvaabeforetheoutbreakextended
totheships.thecriahadnoineduponas
thepointofassault.turkishvesselshheavysiegegunswereon
theirovaa,andthe”faln”ocrosstothe
criaaupontheadvantagesofseveralplacesforthe
landingofthealliedar.thessioningone,asbeside
theceofabrushhshorebatteries,therehepossibility
thattheyghtrunagainstsooftherussiannofill
heldthatpartoftheblacksea,anders
sebastopol,thegreatfortressaiofthe
expeditiontothecria.
the”faln”startedatnight,andintheingofthesendday
thehillsofthecriahedistahefireswere
thenbankedupao.edonuntil
ileortheast,andhereagainanchored.hthe
earlydaedalongas
closetotheshoreasshedarego,theleadbeingnstantlykept
going,asbutlittlehedepthoferontheseshores.
presentlytheycatoabayoothbeach.thegroundrosebut
graduallybehind,andasllvillagestoodclosetotheshore.
”thislooksagoodplace,”captainstuartsaidtothefirst
lieutenant.”wer.
hethte,hthreeboats,hadbetterlandatthatvillage,getany
infortionthatyou,atherearenotroopsabout.if
attackedbyasllforce,you;ifbyastrong
one,fallbacktoyourboats,ahe
gunsoftheship.theothertployedinsounding.
letthesterhaveakeout,asfarashe,a
perfectchartofthebay.”
iestheboatseninthehighest
gleetooktheirplaces.jackhegighthefirstlieutenant.
theorderheboatsstartedtogethertoheshore.
theyhadnotgoyyardsbeforethereannon,
succeededbytheaskedbatteries,oneupone
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