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Then the French ascended a hill whence they could observe the enemy.
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They rode to a central point to discuss their plans and observe the enemy.
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Then we can go outside and observe the enemy.
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Pleasonton, during Thursday, pushed out towards Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania Court House to observe the enemy.
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We crested it just enough to observe the enemy trenches, and were actually eyeballing the enemy's forwardmost lines.
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The object of a corps of this description, is to observe the enemy, and to delay his progress.
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Miss Trim, being an early riser, was the first to observe the enemy on the morning of its entrance.
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He ran back to the tractor, followed by all but Jerry, who remained to observe the enemy's further movements.
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Almost at the same moment Alric discovered a small slit in the roof through which he could observe the enemy.
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The Colonel found him to be a most trusty fellow, and occasionally sent him alone to observe the enemy's movements.
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The lines of the camp were drawn and fortified before evening, at which time they found leisure to observe the enemy's strength.
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And often they nearly stood upon their heads in their anxiety to observe the enemy on the other side of the tumbling smoke.
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I was to stay where I was until further orders, to continue to observe the enemy, and keep a look-out in his direction.
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The Glasgow weighed and proceeded at 9:40 A.M. with orders to join the Kent and observe the enemy's movements.
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It appears that M. Godard was the aeronaut employed to observe the enemy, and that fresh balloons for the French Army were proceeded with.
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They lay in a line from the battery to any point you may select as the best from which to observe the enemy's country.
