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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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