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1    II,     XII|     moment. The roar of the artillery, the cracking of the rifles
2    II,     XII|     them, but to the French artillery, which was opposing the
3    II,     XII| their red caps.~ ~While the artillery was pealing, the bugle was
4    II,     XII|     them a whole battery of artillery appeared, and a powerful
5    II,     XII|      and giving the enemy's artillery no time for a second shot.
6    II,    XIII|    it turned out that their artillery was better than ours. MacMahon
7    II,    XIII|     It was at a skirmish of artillery. A couple of French and