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... train . We learned that the train we had boarded carried no less a person than the Chinese Com- mander - in - Chief , with his staff and personal bodyguard . Assured , there- fore , that nothing would hinder our early departure and ...
... train . We learned that the train we had boarded carried no less a person than the Chinese Com- mander - in - Chief , with his staff and personal bodyguard . Assured , there- fore , that nothing would hinder our early departure and ...
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... train at uncertain intervals , and the driver had to stop in order not to lose them . The enemy , however , did not disturb us again that day , and we passed the time somewhat monotonously , subsist- ing on Beaver's supplies and ...
... train at uncertain intervals , and the driver had to stop in order not to lose them . The enemy , however , did not disturb us again that day , and we passed the time somewhat monotonously , subsist- ing on Beaver's supplies and ...
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... train . We dared not be away from our waggons too long , and as we returned I was horrified at hearing a rattle of musketry , while the crack of several bullets sounded unpleasantly close . We drew our revolvers and prepared to sell our ...
... train . We dared not be away from our waggons too long , and as we returned I was horrified at hearing a rattle of musketry , while the crack of several bullets sounded unpleasantly close . We drew our revolvers and prepared to sell our ...
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