The final scene was just completed when I reached the spot--on foot, for in the rough scramble through forest and broken ground I had managed to get thrown, gun and all, and preferred to finish the pursuit on my legs.
Broken ground is the exception in any district much affected by bustard; and therefore the most must be made of the slight undulations which these rolling plains afford.
Through this confused mass of broken ground, so favourable to the methods of fighting of its defenders, ran the three roads which connect Colenso and Ladysmith.
A Nek of land connects this kopje with the apex of a triangular patch of broken ground, stretching several miles northward, with its eastern side at right angles to the railway.
Their attempt to cut off the gun was also quite stopped by musketry from some thick bush and broken ground.
A couple appeared looming hazily through the smoke, and at another call labored heavily over the broken ground to him.
But he saw nothing except the tumbled sea of broken ground, saw no sign of rising men, no sign of movement.
Between Jebel Selman and the Nefûd lie several isolated hills rising from broken ground.
In front there is a pleasant terrace overlooking an agreeable prospect of broken ground, with glimpses of the desert beyond.
These all rise abruptly from the smooth sloping surface of the plain, and, unlike the mountains of most countries, with no interval of broken ground.
To the westward of these is broken ground nearly to Petit Manan.
It is 2 to 3 miles in diameter and has depths of about 40 fathoms over a bottom of broken ground of rocks and gravel.
It has depths of from 45 to 80 fathoms over a bottom of broken ground, rocks, and mud.
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