A book of Victorian Poetry And Prose
A book of Victorian Poetry And Prose
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At this moment the stillness of the mist was broken by barbarian war-cries on every side; and both flanks of the Roman column were assailed at once. Their right was overwhelmed by a storm of javelins and arrows, shot as if from the midst of darkness, and striking into the soldier's unguarded side, where he had no shield to cover him; while ponderous stones, against which no shield or helmet could avail, came crashing down upon their heads. On the left were heard the trampling of horse, and the ...well-known war-cries of the Gauls; and presently Hannibal's dreaded cavalry emerged from the mist, and were in an instant in the midst of their ranks ; and the huge forms of the Gauls and their vast broad swords broke in upon them at the same moment. The head of the Roman column, which was 202 THOMAS ARNOLD already ascending to the higher ground, found its advance also barred; for here was the enemy whom they had so longed to overtake ; here were some of the Spanish and African foot of Hannibal's army drawn up to wait their assault.
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At this moment the stillness of the mist was broken by barbarian war-cries on every side; and both flanks of the Roman column were assailed at once. Their right was overwhelmed by a storm of javelins and arrows, shot as if from the midst of darkness, and striking into the soldier's unguarded side, where he had no shield to cover him; while ponderous stones, against which no shield or helmet could avail, came crashing down upon their heads. On the left were heard the trampling of horse, and the ...well-known war-cries of the Gauls; and presently Hannibal's dreaded cavalry emerged from the mist, and were in an instant in the midst of their ranks ; and the huge forms of the Gauls and their vast broad swords broke in upon them at the same moment. The head of the Roman column, which was 202 THOMAS ARNOLD already ascending to the higher ground, found its advance also barred; for here was the enemy whom they had so longed to overtake ; here were some of the Spanish and African foot of Hannibal's army drawn up to wait their assault.
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