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Ladysmith

CHAPTER VII
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So telegrams are ended; mails neither come nor go.

The guns fired lazily till evening, doing little harm on either side.

A queer Boer ambulance, with little glass windows--something between a gipsy van and a penny peep-show--came in under a huge white flag, bringing some of our wounded to exchange for wounded Boers.

The amenities of civilised slaughter are carefully observed.

But one of the ambulance drivers was Mattey, "Long Tom's" skilled gunner, in disguise.
_November 3, 1900._ The bombardment continued, guns on Bulwan throwing shells into various camps, especially the Natal Volunteers.


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