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正文 第65节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    uponarrivingattheca,jackfoundthatitsaspectless

    anyoftheregints

    s.theroadsareetsbethetentswere

    sanyoftheofficerstents,

    clusofflotheplainhadbeenplahe

    railpletedquitetothefront,atwo

    leshadtobetraversedonfoot.

    upoinghisndofthe

    navalbrigade,jacetoldofftoatenthther

    dshipn,andoldthathe,forthepresent,beplaced

    upularduty,butthatheployedasaidedecato

    thender,andasinterpreter,shouldhisservithatwaybe

    required.

    chapterxxii.

    therepulseattheredan

    thefirstiulseofjack,afterhavingstorapsi

    andintroduates,akehiso

    thelihe33d.herehefoundthatharryhadbeehosick

    injanuary,butthathehadsailedfronglandagainhadraft,

    aoarriveintheurseofafe

    fehehadbeforeknown.several,

    hoenglandorfrohe

    hospitalsatscutari.

    greatlyrelievedtofindthathisbrotherk

    retuedtothenavalca,adehielfatho.

    entioohissstes,thisownage,

    thathehadbeenaprisonerinrussia,thestatenth

    incredulity,andeof

    hisadveheyregardedhirationasthest

    stupendousliartheyhadevert.itwaslongindeedbeforehis

    statentshe

    oandofthebrigade,

    jack,athisrequest,relatedinthepresenceofseveralofficershis

    adventuresinrussia,thathisstatentsedas

    facts;fhtio

    astonishhisrades,heas

    factstoapostcaptain.this,hoeron.

    ontheingafterhisarrivalallation,foritwasknown

    thattheboardhalfpasttlock

    theroarof157gunsandrtarsiishbatteries,andover

    800inthoseofthefrench,brokethesilensinuteor

    terbythatoftherussiangunsalongtheirwholelineof

    batteries.thedayostoke

    froovastanuerofgunshungheavilyonthehillside,and

    nothinguldbeseenastotheeffectheonadewas

    produg.itoingthattheeffectofthefire

    herussianbatteriestedand

    sportan.all

    daythefirentinuedhunabatedfuryonthesideoftheallies,

    therussiansreplyingiently.presentlytheneed

    throughthecathatanassaultadeatsixoclodall

    officersandnofdutythrohebroheplateau,looking

    dohetown.

    athalfpastsixabodyoffrenchtroopsoleavetheir

    treheirohe

    lon.thegunsoftherussianfortroaredout,butalreadythe

    assailantsucheffect.soo

    shoutfrohespeedthatthezouaves,who

    al

    hin,ahostoffiguressurgedupagainstthesky,andacurious

    nflitofthehe

    inedup,eheo

    intaiingtheyhadgained,andpdoothefort,

    theydrovetherussiansfrot,thefrenchpoutintheirrear.

    tingup,attetedtoroll

    backthefrenchattack;butthese,exultanthsuccess,pressed

    foreofthefirehegunsoftheroundtower

    fortpoureduponthedrovetheireneesdohehill.itwas

    grouldhdifficultybeseenhohefight

    assesoffrentheiradvance

    trenalon,andthereionthatthatpoint

    idedlygained.

    stillhohebattleragedaroundit.thezouaves,flushedh

    success,attetedtocarrytheroundtoharush,andsup

    totheabattissurroundingit.therussiansbroughtupfreshsupports,

    andtheusketry.the

    russiangunsofallthebatteriesbearingupontheseofa

    ope,hosehtattack,othe

    french,opeheirfiretoaidourallies.hadthezouavesbeen

    supported,itisprobablethattheyheroundtower

    htheirrush,butthisintheplanofoperations,and,

    afterfightingheroieti,theyfellbacktothe

    lon.

    thefightoishsidehadbeenlessexg.hasudden

    rushournhadleapedontheadvarenchesanddriventhe

    russiansfroheirpositioninthequarries.then,rapidlytuing

    thegabionsofthetreheypreparedtoholdthegroundtheyhad

    taken.theyaintaintheirued,forsoon

    therussianspoureddoassesoftroopstoretakeit.allnightlong

    theflashoffirefliesthe

    russianofficersleduptheirtroopstotheattack.

    ourassaultingforenand

    thirtyfiveofficersrongerbodybeen

    detailed,thereisnodoubtthattheredan,he

    quarries,uldhavebeentaken,foritostetyoftroops,

    andourn,iuosityoftheirfirstassault,arrivedclose

    toit.greatdiseasuresshouldnothavebeen

    takentofollohesuccess,andbothouralliesandouroroops

    feltthatagreatopportunityhadbeenssed,ootheof

    forethoughtoftheirgenerals.

    thedaythereistice,froillsix,tolled

    burythedead,andtheofficersandnofthentendingparties

    vedroundheseofnflict,chatting

    freelytogether,exgingcigarsandotherlittlearticles.jack,

    ndingofficer,creatednoslight

    astonishntangtherussiansbynversingintheirown

    language.inansthathehadbeen

    ...
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