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www.192.twppointyoutothendoftheguns.you
shalleaanynasyourequire,andtrainthes
artilleryn.thisous.”
lateatnighttheyreachedtheirhaltingplace.thegunshadbeen
hiddeninathicket,everynhavingrchedhhisleadertothe
attaingthirtysixnhosen,
eighteentoea,ihattheplacesofthoseightbe
killeduldbefilledatonerepiecesbetaken,
nraihework.
forfourdaysdrillission.theladsfoundthe
polishpeasantsveryintelligent,althoughit
touashouldbeperfordeical
regularity.atfirst,too,theboysignoran
greatdifficulty;butstanislasthetranslationof
thend,asaughtbytheboys
theelvesperftheandinsistingupoionsbeing
accuratelyitated.theyingtillnight,andbythe
endofthefourthdayenuldservethe
gunsinaanlikeandregularway.
thepolestheelvesedheyfoundholyand
sothlytheasteredit,and
lookedforhaotrytheresultsupontherussians.they
hadnotlongtoefriendsfrohegarrison
tothensiderablebodiesoffreshtroopshad
arrivedthere,andthatanattackadeonthefollowingday
bytns.ssengersoffatondduringthe
nighttheinsurgentshreeotherbands,raisingtheir
onearly1500n.stanislastoldtheladsthatheintended
tovebeforedaybreak,soastoattansassoonas
iteheforest,aheroofaraoarrive
attheseofauntilallwouldbeover.
”ipropose,”hesaid,”tofellsotreesacrosstheroad,arranging
theothatthegunsfirebet,hetrunkswill
affordthegunnerssoshelter.halfthenong
thetreesoherside,sothatnwe
shallattackitupoherflank.iybest
natthebarrinpress
foreofourefforts;butibelievethatweshallhavean
easyvictory.ourretpartialsuccesseshavensiderablyaddedto
ourstos,andasthisisthefirsttithat
onintoplay,ayrelyupontheireffectbeingnsiderable.”
theladsbeggedthattheyghtgoforhthepartychargedh
fellirees,ihattheyghtchoosethespot,and
theelvesseetothenstruofthedefeanislaschoseone
ofhislieutenants200n,ordered
hiocarryouttheinstrusofthelads.theysetoffanhour
beforedaylight,andjustasthedathespotwhere
thestruggleotakeplace.
theyselectedapointaffordedaviehe
roadfarinadvandplacedthegunsjustsofarbehirees
thatuzzlesonlyuldbeseen
byanadvangfoe.treesfelledandstrippedoftheir
boughsheroadinfrontoftheguns,being,when
pla.astrong
partyheoocutsods,andhtheseahwork
brasures
funs,andtheseadeverynarrohefirewouldbe
directlyinfront.ohersidetreeshtheirboughs
outachevauxdefrise,extendingatanangleon
eachsideoftheroadforfiftyyardsinadvaheguns.
fiftyofthenainintheroadintherearoftheguns,
inreadiohherussiansadvaake
itbystorherestoliedohe
chevauxdefriseandtoopenfireuponbothflanksoftheadvang
lu.afeteredontheroadinfrontofthe
battery,andthelads,goingalongtheroadsbyherussians
oseethatatadistaheworkwas
scaroticeable.justastheyhadfiheirpreparations
stanislasainbodyarrived,andalllypleasedat
thepositionnition
ohe
peasantshadhaessedtheelves.
thepolesnofortheattack.
stanislasandhisprincipalofficersheldansultationhthe
dshipn,anditnshouldbe
allooapproaeartothegunsbeforetheseopenedfire,and
thattheirdoingsoshouldbethesignalfeneralattackupon
thelu.halfanhourlaterapeasanthe
edgeofthen,that
sofarasheuldjudgefroisobservatioreetop,
itnueredabout2000infantry,habatteryofartillery.
”thatisjustafairten
extradonotuntforswillbe
unterbalancedbyouradvantagesofsurprise,andtotheeffecth
forthefirsttiyexerciseonthe
ndsofthesoldiers.”
presentlyaloraightroadtheblayuld
beseen.theyass,soforty,
andadistanceof300yardsbyanadvanceguardof
200n.e400yardsfrohehedshipnobserved
theadvaor
otheraadeout.auntedofficerrodeback
froheadvanainbody,andherejoinedby
severalotheruntedn.aftersoiowasseen
inthelu.auntedofficerrodebadashedidsothe
ludivided,leavingapassageireoftheroad.
therehentheladsuldseetherussianguns
ingthroughtheliheyhaltedandfordacrosstheroad
halfainbodyandtheadvanceguard,and,
unliering,preparedtoopenfireupontheunknoatheir
front.thedshipnhadarraanislasthat,asitwouldbe
diffinto
distinguishbetysgunsandtheirown,a
ehandkerchiefshouldbehoistedonalongpolehey
theelvesopenedfi
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