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| 12 | 634 | There was no effort to View more quotes about turn">turn the wagons in a single defensive perimeter. |
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| 12 | 631 | "Down!" she cried, and dragged me by the arms to a kneeling position on the grass. |
| 12 | 632 | We watched them strike the caravan, in waves, and turn and wheel again, discharging their bolts. |
| 12 | 633 | The bosk were being cut loose and stampeded. |
| 12 | 634 | There was no effort to turn the wagons in a single defensive perimeter. |
| 12 | 635 | Such a perimeter has little meaning when the enemy can strike from above. |
| 12 | 636 | Rather, men, hauling on the wagon tongues and thrusting with their shoulders, were putting the wagons in a dense square, with spaces between them. |
| 12 | 637 | This formation permits men to conceal themselves under the wagons, the floors of the wagons providing some protection above them. |