Readings From the Waverley Novels
Readings From the Waverley Novels
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xxxi."] Ere Morton or Burley had reached the post to be defended, the enemy had commenced an attack upon it with great spirit. The two regiments of foot-guards, formed into a close column, rushed forward to the river ; one corps, deploying along the right bank, commenced a galling fire on the defenders of the pass, while the other pressed on to occupy the bridge. The insurgents Digitized by V3OOQ IC OLD MORTALITY 1 89 sustained the attack with great constancy and courage; and, while part of the...ir number returned the fire across the river, the rest maintained a discharge of musketry upon the further end of the bridge itself, and every avenue by which the soldiers endeavored to approach it. The latter suffered severely, but still gained ground, and the head of their column was already upon the bridge, when the arrival of Morton changed the scene ; and his marks- men, commencing upon the pass a fire as well-aimed as it was sustained and regular, compelled the assailants to retire with much loss.
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xxxi."] Ere Morton or Burley had reached the post to be defended, the enemy had commenced an attack upon it with great spirit. The two regiments of foot-guards, formed into a close column, rushed forward to the river ; one corps, deploying along the right bank, commenced a galling fire on the defenders of the pass, while the other pressed on to occupy the bridge. The insurgents Digitized by V3OOQ IC OLD MORTALITY 1 89 sustained the attack with great constancy and courage; and, while part of the...ir number returned the fire across the river, the rest maintained a discharge of musketry upon the further end of the bridge itself, and every avenue by which the soldiers endeavored to approach it. The latter suffered severely, but still gained ground, and the head of their column was already upon the bridge, when the arrival of Morton changed the scene ; and his marks- men, commencing upon the pass a fire as well-aimed as it was sustained and regular, compelled the assailants to retire with much loss.
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