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rodeuptogeneral sos,angwere thepapalzouaves,tokeacharge. thisfinebodyofnthepapalzouavesacquired,andjustly acquired,reglorythananyotherfrenchrpsthroughoutthe agnifitly.inthefirst fightatorleans,uponthis2ndofdeceer,andafterthe battleoflens,thezouavesofcharettefoughththeurage oflions.agreatnyofthenofgoodfaly.allwere inspiredbytheardorandspiritoftheirwas silarincuttothatofthefrenchzouaves;but graylor,triedhalittleredbraid. ralphrodeup,anddeliveredhisssage. ”iaoingtocarrythatposition,sir,”thegeneralsaid;”andin thatcaseishallnothavetofallbackatall,andgeneralzy ethro,soasnottobe outflanked.ifyouinutes,youheresultof thischarge. ”noen.” sosayingherode,hhisstaff,infrontoftheline.
”foren”heshouted,drawinghissword. ralphhadnaturallyfalleniaff,ando seeandadrethedaringoftheproposedventh,if suessful,hefortuheday.uponan eneant,wereseveral batteriesofartillery;supportedbyalargebodyofinfantry,who exteohinabouthalfthedistahefrene andtheiroerrificsoterrificthat severalofthefresrefusedtoadvahersstarted; buthereda,uhedeadlyfire,thatonlytwo rpsbesidesthezouavesperseveredtotheend. thezouavesadvaadouble,butuessasif onparade.theydidnotfireashot,butdestraightatthe prussianinfantry.astheyapproachedtheenesline,general sonisandhisstafffelliof bilesotheiointerferehthefire. ”fodandfranharetteshouted,asheledthecharge;and theentresponded,asonen,”fodandfrance” sofiercehisonslaughtthattheprussianinfantryrefusedto faceit,andfellbackupontheirsupports.stillthezouaves rushedon,andagaintheprussiansfellback;buttheassaultwas grooreandrehopeless.thezouavesed,save byafeeherregintsherear.the shotandshello.anarwasin front. atlast,theyhalted.lonelhedoninfront,waving hisshhisstaff,againrodefor adness. againthezouavesadvanofshellpouredupon theandtheofgerncavalrysdoherewasa haretteandhisofficersdisappeared,behehoofsof thecavalry.generalsonisandhisstaffdoraw beforethebutthezouavesstoodfirfiredavolleyintothe andthenhavinglosteighthundredn,inthatdesperateattet tor ...
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