Massacres of the South (1551-1815)
Massacres of the South (1551-1815)
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De LaJonquiere, he added that he should be very much astonished if the youngCamisard had not employed the little wood on his left and the lie ofthe ground on his right as cover for soldiers in ambush; but M. De LaJonquiere returned that the only thing of importance was to know theposition of the principal body of troops in order to attack it at once. Sainte-Chatte told him that the principal body was that which was beforehis eyes, and that on this subject there could be no mistake; for he hadap...proached near enough to recognise Cavalier himself in the front rank.
This was enough for M. De La Jonquiere: he put himself at the head ofhis men and rode straight to the ravine, beyond which Cavalier andhis comrades awaited him in order of battle. Having got within apistol-shot, M. De La Jonquiere gave the order to fire, but he was sonear that Cavalier heard the words and saw the motion made by the menas they made ready; he therefore gave a rapid sign to his men, who threwthemselves on their faces, as did their leader, and the bullets passedover them without doing any harm M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
De LaJonquiere, he added that he should be very much astonished if the youngCamisard had not employed the little wood on his left and the lie ofthe ground on his right as cover for soldiers in ambush; but M. De LaJonquiere returned that the only thing of importance was to know theposition of the principal body of troops in order to attack it at once. Sainte-Chatte told him that the principal body was that which was beforehis eyes, and that on this subject there could be no mistake; for he hadap...proached near enough to recognise Cavalier himself in the front rank.
This was enough for M. De La Jonquiere: he put himself at the head ofhis men and rode straight to the ravine, beyond which Cavalier andhis comrades awaited him in order of battle. Having got within apistol-shot, M. De La Jonquiere gave the order to fire, but he was sonear that Cavalier heard the words and saw the motion made by the menas they made ready; he therefore gave a rapid sign to his men, who threwthemselves on their faces, as did their leader, and the bullets passedover them without doing any harm M.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dumas Père Alexandre to read onlineMoreLess
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