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... soon fast asleep , and the Russians left them un- disturbed . Their superior officers did not so pass the night ... soon dispelled by a light breeze . Bugles and drums first broke the stillness of the allied camp , and soon the hum of ...
... soon fast asleep , and the Russians left them un- disturbed . Their superior officers did not so pass the night ... soon dispelled by a light breeze . Bugles and drums first broke the stillness of the allied camp , and soon the hum of ...
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... soon silenced , and a party landed and spiked the guns under a heavy fire from the Aurora : the 5 - gun battery was soon after compelled to cease firing , when the whole force of the ship's fire was directed against the masked battery ...
... soon silenced , and a party landed and spiked the guns under a heavy fire from the Aurora : the 5 - gun battery was soon after compelled to cease firing , when the whole force of the ship's fire was directed against the masked battery ...
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... soon observed that a carriage came out from a cross road which led into the main road upon which they were driving , which carriage passed in the same direction as Mr. Carden , and was soon lost sight of . In a few mi- nutes after Mr ...
... soon observed that a carriage came out from a cross road which led into the main road upon which they were driving , which carriage passed in the same direction as Mr. Carden , and was soon lost sight of . In a few mi- nutes after Mr ...
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