The Camp Fire
The Camp Fire
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It was an anxious moment, and men looked askingly at each other, as if they wondered what the distant 80 NOTES. Hum and sounds of strife might portend. In the front, towards the slope of the hill every now and again sharp cracks of the rifle were heard, followed by the roll of musketry. Then red flashes were seen through the dense fog which hung on the ground, and the heavy measured tramp of masses of men was now distinctly heard approach- ing. I cantered forward to reconnoitre, and met two wou...nded men coming towards the camp, who said that the whole Russian army was close at hand. Almost immediately afterwards our retreating pickets came in view, still keeping up a straggling fire on the advancing foe, who replied by heavy volleys. At this moment Sir William Oodrington (then commanding a brigade of the Light Division) rode hurriedly by, and as bullets were whistling about rather sharply, and I did not see any object to be gained by remaining witli the retiring pickets, I returned towards the camp, and found that about two thousand men of different regiments of the second division, chiefly the 30th, 55th, 41st, 47th, 49th, and 95th, were formed in line behind the stone wall previously alluded to, which number was increased by small parties who ran up from all directions in companies, tens, and even single men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was an anxious moment, and men looked askingly at each other, as if they wondered what the distant 80 NOTES. Hum and sounds of strife might portend. In the front, towards the slope of the hill every now and again sharp cracks of the rifle were heard, followed by the roll of musketry. Then red flashes were seen through the dense fog which hung on the ground, and the heavy measured tramp of masses of men was now distinctly heard approach- ing. I cantered forward to reconnoitre, and met two wou...nded men coming towards the camp, who said that the whole Russian army was close at hand. Almost immediately afterwards our retreating pickets came in view, still keeping up a straggling fire on the advancing foe, who replied by heavy volleys. At this moment Sir William Oodrington (then commanding a brigade of the Light Division) rode hurriedly by, and as bullets were whistling about rather sharply, and I did not see any object to be gained by remaining witli the retiring pickets, I returned towards the camp, and found that about two thousand men of different regiments of the second division, chiefly the 30th, 55th, 41st, 47th, 49th, and 95th, were formed in line behind the stone wall previously alluded to, which number was increased by small parties who ran up from all directions in companies, tens, and even single men.
What to read after The Camp Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1828 1875 H a L Henry Astbury Leveson to read onlineMoreLess
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