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正文 第74节 文 / [英]G. A. Henty

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    shortofrdertosend1000ntoattacksuchapositionasthat.we

    usedtosaythatanenglishnuldlickthreefren,butwe

    neverdiditinanybattleieverheardof.eneralseetothink

    thatanenglishnlirussians,althoughhesintheopen,

    andtheyrebehier,andveredbythefireofanynuerof

    piecesofartillery.”

    ”butorrok.”

    ”aree.itsallvery

    hefrenderthegunsofthe

    lakoff,andhaveonlytyyardstoruinand

    drivetherussiansout,theretheyareinabigcircularfort,justas

    theyelon,andholdtheiroatterhoany

    ntherussiansbringuptoretakeit.oru

    intotheredan,andininan

    openherussiansbringtheirrengthdownupon

    us.idoallsureorrow.”

    ”heotherssaid.”we

    shallhavealaughatyoutorrowevening.”

    ”ihopeyouydoubts.iorrow

    ellyou.thelightdivisionare,asusual,tobear

    thebruntofit,andthe33dheirshare.harryhashadgood

    lucksofar,butitorrohananythinghe

    hasgooyet,unlessiheboardntofthelastthree

    dayshastakenallheartoutoftherussians.stuin,for

    itsbitterlyldtonight,andiforofeeldisposedfor

    talking.”

    chapterxxv.

    thecaptureofsebastopol

    theingofthe8thofsepteerterlyld,andakeenwind

    blotheto.

    thestpartiesobefuishedbythelightandsend

    divisions.thefirststpartyofthelightdivisiono

    nsistof160nofthe97thregint,inrearofa

    veringpartyof100n,fuishedbythesendbattalion,rifle

    brigade.theyocarryladdersfordesdingintotheditchof

    theredan.behindthe200nofthe97thand300ofthe

    90th.thesupportsnsistedof750nofthe19thand88th

    regints.

    thereforetheassaultadebyabout750n,hanequal

    bodyinsupport,thereihelightdivisionbeinginreserve.

    theveringpartyofthesenddivisionnsistedof100nofthe

    3dbuffs;thestparty,hladders,of160ofthe3dbuffs,

    supportedby260ofthe3dbuffs,300ofthe41st,h200ofthe

    62d,and100ofthe41st.therestofthesenddivisionwerein

    reserve.

    thefirstandhighlanddivisiohethird

    parallel.

    theordersilthe

    frenalakoff.thistheydidhbut

    slightloss.thestlusrong,as30,000n

    alakoff.this

    ostinstantaneously.

    uponthesignalbeinggiven,theyleapedincrotheadvanced

    trench,cliedovertheabattis,desdedtheditdsedup

    theruggedslopeinhundreds.

    therussians,takenheiron,but

    erethefroheirundergroundcaves,thefrench

    .iterratherthana

    fight,andinanihelakoffpletelyin

    thepossessionofthefrehey

    leapedfrohetreheirflagfloatedontheparapet.

    therussians,reveredfroheirfirstsurprise,soonde

    trendousattetstaintheirlostposition,andfivenutes

    afterthefrenovedforward

    todisputeitspossession.forsevenhours,froodusk,the

    russiansstroveobstioreverthelakoff,butthessesof

    nhefrenchpouredinassoonasitured,enabled

    theoresisttheassaults.

    atlength,eon,therussiangeneral,seeingthatthe

    trendousslaughterroopshing,

    froheattack.

    asthefrenalakoff,theenglishvering

    partiesleapedfrohetrenches,andrushedforheydidsoa

    storfshotandshells,andagreatnuerofnand

    officersheycrossedthe250yardsbethe

    trenchesandtheredan.this,thatistosayawork

    eetianangle.in

    caseoftheredanituseangle,aacksshould

    havebeendeliveredfarupthesides,aseringattheangle

    itselfybehind

    thebreasthebroadbaseofthetriahe

    projeganglehepointothe

    englishlines,and,exposedastheyotheshe

    enensofassaultnaturallyde

    forthispoint.

    therussiaanceersburstintothe

    tishadbeentotopiecesbytheonade,andthe

    ndidnotfortheladders,butleaptintotheditd

    scraledupoherside.

    therussiaraverses

    andherear.astheenglishtroopseheyhaltedto

    fireupontheene,insteadofadvan.thensequence

    hattherussians,o

    openatrendousnassofnintheangle,

    andthese,presseduponbytheirrades,

    iededbythenurousintealixedupinnfusion,all

    regintalorderbeinglost,hertoadvaouse

    theirarpleand

    shoutstoinduenhadahattheplace

    ined,andthatiftheyforheyothe

    air.theyreiationary,holdingtheirground,butrefusingtoforward.

    everyherussiansbroughtupfreshreserves,andaterrific

    fireratedupoish.theofficers,showing

    theelvesinfront,bers,andsuccess,

    possible.

    foranhourandahalftheslaughterntinued,andthen,asthe

    russianssespouredfor,thereantained

    ofthestpartiesleapedfroheparapetaheirwayas

    besttheyuldthroughthestorfbulletandshot,backtothe

    trenches.

    thefighthadlastedanhou

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