Recreations of An Indian Official
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Four miles farther on, a bridge had been cut through and rendered impassable for guns ; but after an hour's detention the damage was sufficiently repaired, and the force bivouacked for the night out- side the village of Goojrajgunje, posting a strong guard to protect the bridge, beyond which a picket of the enemy was known to be posted.
At daybreak on Sunday, August 2, the force again advanced, and had just cleared the village, when bugle notes were heard sounding the ' assembly ' in a wood whi...ch bounded the view about a mile ahead, and through which lay the direct road to Arrah. We quote Eyre's own account of what followed, as pub- lished in the appendix to the third edition of Gubbins' book on the ' Mutiny in Oude,' where it has lain buried long enough, and whence we are desirous of exhuming it : — ' Eyre halted his force to reconboitre.
The enemy now began to show themselves in what Sm VINCENT EYRE. 307 seemed overwhelming force. Not content with oc- cupying the wood to our front, large bodies were seen to extend themselves along the woods on either flank, with the evident intention of surrounding the little force opposed to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Four miles farther on, a bridge had been cut through and rendered impassable for guns ; but after an hour's detention the damage was sufficiently repaired, and the force bivouacked for the night out- side the village of Goojrajgunje, posting a strong guard to protect the bridge, beyond which a picket of the enemy was known to be posted.
At daybreak on Sunday, August 2, the force again advanced, and had just cleared the village, when bugle notes were heard sounding the ' assembly ' in a wood whi...ch bounded the view about a mile ahead, and through which lay the direct road to Arrah. We quote Eyre's own account of what followed, as pub- lished in the appendix to the third edition of Gubbins' book on the ' Mutiny in Oude,' where it has lain buried long enough, and whence we are desirous of exhuming it : — ' Eyre halted his force to reconboitre.
The enemy now began to show themselves in what Sm VINCENT EYRE. 307 seemed overwhelming force. Not content with oc- cupying the wood to our front, large bodies were seen to extend themselves along the woods on either flank, with the evident intention of surrounding the little force opposed to them.
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