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u 290 THE NATAL CAMPAIGN Every favourable bit of ground they could be seen inspecting, whilst hundreds toiled in every direction.
Their object was unmistakable — to draw line after line of trenches, and to erect forts which would command every inch of ground from the river-front up to and beyond the crested ridges four miles north. Besides that, to the west they were crown- ing lofty Spion Kop, which rises abruptly looo feet from the Tugela, with defences and gun-positions upon its table-topped... summits. Upon the east the ranges running west from Grobler's Kloof and Colenso, Doom Kloof and Mount Borwick, were being prepared for defence.
It was deeply interesting to watch the streams of Boers moving and working like ants upon the opposite ridges. Surely 10,000 of them were gathered to dispute our right of way. I saw at least nearly that number ; but much more satis- factory it was to note the attempt made by the winking heliograph from near Ladysmith to attract attention upon Swartz Kop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
u 290 THE NATAL CAMPAIGN Every favourable bit of ground they could be seen inspecting, whilst hundreds toiled in every direction.
Their object was unmistakable — to draw line after line of trenches, and to erect forts which would command every inch of ground from the river-front up to and beyond the crested ridges four miles north. Besides that, to the west they were crown- ing lofty Spion Kop, which rises abruptly looo feet from the Tugela, with defences and gun-positions upon its table-topped... summits. Upon the east the ranges running west from Grobler's Kloof and Colenso, Doom Kloof and Mount Borwick, were being prepared for defence.
It was deeply interesting to watch the streams of Boers moving and working like ants upon the opposite ridges. Surely 10,000 of them were gathered to dispute our right of way. I saw at least nearly that number ; but much more satis- factory it was to note the attempt made by the winking heliograph from near Ladysmith to attract attention upon Swartz Kop.
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