Book,  Chapter

 1       II,  I   | minutes I should be beyond the outposts; and twelve hours gained
 2       II,  II  |       s soldiers halted at the outposts of the camp. They received
 3       II,  II  |        forced to remain at the outposts without shelter, almost
 4       II,  II  |        horse, to return to the outposts, a tumult broke out at some
 5       II,  XI  |    Indeed, although the Tartar outposts must have been drawn up
 6       II,  XI  |    raft was not abreast of the outposts. At about ten o’clock, however,
 7       II,  XI  |        heard. The fires of the outposts burned brightly.~In the
 8       II,  XIII|       kept in readiness at the outposts, to attack the gate, deserted,
 9       II,  XIV |        on this side the Tartar outposts having drawn back, would
10       II,  XIV |     musketry rattling from the outposts, shells whistling through