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New motives were thus daily arising for quickening the motions of the wretched Kalmucks and for exhausting those who were previously but too much exhausted.
It was not until the second day of February that the khan's advanced guard came in sight of Ouchim,^ the defile among the hills of Moulgaldchares,2 in which they anticipated so bloody an opposition from the Cossacks. A pretty large body of these light cavalry had, in fact, preoccupied the pass by some houi's ; but the khan, having two great... advantages, — namely, a strong body of infantry, who had been conveyed by sections of five on about two hundred camels, and some pieces of light artillery which he had not yet been forced to abandon, — soon began to make a serious impression upon this unsupported detachment, and they would probably at any rate have retired ; but, at the very moment when they were making some dispositions in that view, Zebek-Dorchi appeared upon their rear with a body of trained riflemen who had distinguished themselves in the war with Turkey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
New motives were thus daily arising for quickening the motions of the wretched Kalmucks and for exhausting those who were previously but too much exhausted.
It was not until the second day of February that the khan's advanced guard came in sight of Ouchim,^ the defile among the hills of Moulgaldchares,2 in which they anticipated so bloody an opposition from the Cossacks. A pretty large body of these light cavalry had, in fact, preoccupied the pass by some houi's ; but the khan, having two great... advantages, — namely, a strong body of infantry, who had been conveyed by sections of five on about two hundred camels, and some pieces of light artillery which he had not yet been forced to abandon, — soon began to make a serious impression upon this unsupported detachment, and they would probably at any rate have retired ; but, at the very moment when they were making some dispositions in that view, Zebek-Dorchi appeared upon their rear with a body of trained riflemen who had distinguished themselves in the war with Turkey.
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