[Ladysmith by H. W. Nevinson]@TWC D-Link bookLadysmith CHAPTER XI 5/14
They looked just like ants hurrying to and fro upon a garden track. The reality of the day was a flash of brilliant light far away beyond the low gorge, where the river turns southward.
My old Scot was the first to see it.
It was about half-past three.
The message came through fairly well, though I am told it is not very important.
The important thing is that communication with the relieving force is at last established. About 8.30 p.m.there was a great movement of troops, the artillery massing in the main street, the cavalry moving up in advance, the infantry forming up.
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