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正文 第55节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    theorepeatthesignaldoothespothepoleswere

    lyingreadyforattack.

    therussiansopenedfireovertheheadsoftheiradvanceguard,who

    laydoostparteitherstruckthe

    slopeorflerikingtheupperpartofthe

    batteryfautes

    therussiansntiofire.then,deceivedbytheabsolutesilence

    heobstaclealone,or

    thattheinsurgentshadretired,thegunsberedup,the

    advannrchedon

    closebehindtheguns.

    theenhebarricadewere

    arduskets,andeachhiddenbehindtheleafysrestedhis

    pienasit

    advauntiltheadvanceguardhinfiftyyardsof

    thehatthelads,selvestraihegunstoshe

    road,gavethesignal,andthesilenceheroarofthe

    tuzzlehgrapeshot.theeffectwas

    trendous.ththeranksofthe

    russianinfantry,theshoterribleexecution

    aillerybehindthe

    theeusketrywas

    opehepoleshiddenbehitis.rethanhalfofthe

    advanceguardfelluhatterribledischarge,aillery

    crofellintonfusion.

    therussianoffipletogatherthe

    survivorsoftheadvanceguardtogether;buttheionh

    theslaughterhadcausedendous

    yellfarbehind,follousketry,shohat

    theluptedto

    unlierandttheirgunstain,butthenfusionthat

    prevailedinthecropossible,and

    longbeforeituldbeacplishedtheironhailagainsthrough

    theranks,andttheirinvisiblefoesbehind

    theflankingabattisagainflashedout.theadvanceguardwere

    annihilated,theartilleryinnfusion,butthegeneralnding

    theinlupushedhisnhthefrightenedhorsesofthe

    artillery,and,openingaheavysketryfireontheirunseenfoes,

    pressedforotheassault.

    thenfliidshipheir

    gunsalteatelyasfastastheyuldload,thepoleswas

    steadilyandollyasiftheyhadbeenlongtraiilleryn.

    severaltistherussiansadvaohintyyardsofthe

    defences,buteachti,shatteredbythefireofgrapeshotandby

    thestorfbulletsfroheabattis,theyreiled.invainthey

    flungtheelvesuporeesandtriedtohe.

    invaintheoffitogathertheelvestogether

    andtheirown

    artillery,ihethrongofinfantry,werehelpless,

    shakenbytheshoutsoftheassailants,andbythebattleragingin

    theirreartheirretreateherussians

    lostheartaofallbaenasa

    guardtothebattery,thedshipherestofthedefenders

    oftheabattistovefthetreesontheflanksofthe

    russians,keepingupanstantfire,untiltheyjoiheinbody

    itatherussianrear.

    ierynoheyuldseelittleofwasgoingforward.

    theoke.thenasit

    fellbatainingaintothebushesaround

    the

    butthoughtheladsuldseenothing,theroadinfrontaffordedthebr >

    asureguidefortheiraiandceaselesslytheguuptheir

    fireintotheretreatingssofrussians.

    forhalfanhourtherunsntinuedunabated,andthen,asit

    diedaphantshoutsofthepoletoldthehatthe

    victoryedandshattered,

    hadretiredfroheforestandgaiheopenuntrybeyond.then

    thedefendersofthebatteryraisedanansotheir

    friendsiand,exhaustedhtheirexertions,threw

    theelvesontheground.

    ofthosehegunsbutthreehadbeens

    brasures.

    severaloftheriflenhadfallenshhthehead,asthey

    firedoverthetopofthebattery,hirtyorfortylaykilled

    atis.

    afterafeinutesrestthepartyadvanced,andsoonjoiheir

    friends,ations.thevictoryhadbeen

    apleteohenitionandstoreshad

    fallenintothehandsofthevictors,uponoverpohe

    rearguard,hadn

    haddeasturdyresistahispoint,andalthoughthedesperate

    onslaughtsofthesesbrokentheir

    ranksand,theyhadyetstoodfirand

    itn,anditssubsequent

    retreat,lastdecidedtheday.

    forsohundredyardsinfrontofthegunsthegroundovered

    ostoftheartilleryhorseshadfallen,andbut

    ty

    inkilledandouonearly800,and

    theheinfuriated

    peasants.

    ofthepolesso250hadbeenputhorsdebat.thedelightof

    theinsurgentsostiortantvictory

    eintopossessionofsuffit

    sketstoarhenition,

    andhadinallapletebatteryofartillery,henoughhorses,

    takenfroheogivetoea,andleaveasuffit

    nuerfortheaunitionidshipnreceivedthe

    estthanksofthepolishleader,tributedhissuccess

    eotheslaughterhegunshad,andtothe

    dispositionstakenfortheirdefence.

    chapterxix.

    totherescue

    ansultationheeveningofthebattle.ashe

    au

    foraesandfalies.severalplanswereproposed

    angthegroupofoffiidshipn

    fortheiropinion.

    distandthegeography

    oftheuntryheuldoffeojabeing

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