 | Dominique Vivant baron Denon - 1803 - 450 strani
...immediately throw themfelves on the ground, and this movement uncovers the enemy to our grand fquare ; then we take advantage of it, and pour in our fire,...and we collect the wounded. We are again attacked in mafs, not with the cries ofviftory, but of rage ; the courage is equal on both fides, they are animated... | |
 | Vivant Denon - 1803 - 450 strani
...immediately throw themfelves on the ground, and this movement uncovers the enemy to our grand fquare ; then we take advantage of it, and pour in our fire,...and fall back. All that remain of the platoon enter th£ ranks, and we collecl the wounded. We are again attacked in mafs, not with the cries of victory,... | |
 | Arthur Aikin - 1803 - 996 strani
...pour in our fire, which again makes them liait and fall back. All that remain of the platoon enter (he ranks, and we collect the wounded. We are again attacked in mass, not with the cries of victor)', but of rage; the courage is equal on both sides, they are animated by hope, we by indignation:... | |
 | 1803 - 748 strani
...immediately throw themfelves on the ground, and this movement uncovers the enemy to our grand fquare : then we take advantage of it, and pour in our fire, which again makes tkem hilt and fall back. All that remain of the platoon enter the ranks, and we col left the wounded.... | |
 | 1825 - 840 strani
...fall back. All that remained of the platoon entered the ranks, and we collected our wounded. We were attacked in mass, not with the cries of victory, but of rage ; the courage was equal on both sides, they were animated by hope, we by indignation : our musket-barrels were cut... | |
 | William Henry Ireland - 1828 - 528 strani
...fall back. All that remained of the platoon entered the ranks, and we collected the wounded. We were again attacked in mass, not with the cries of victory, but of rage ; courage was equal on both sides, they were animated by hope, we by indignation : our musket-barrels... | |
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... then we take advantage of it, and pour in our fire, which again makes them halt and fall back. All that remain of the platoon enter the ranks, and we collect the wounded. We are again attacked in mass, not with the cries of victory, but of rage -,... 