A desperate fight followed, in which three soldiers were killed and about twenty wounded.
After a desperate fight, he was forced to surrender.
There was the rattle of cudgels, savage yells seemed to be bellowed in his ears, and he felt himself thrust and struck and hauled here and there as a desperate fight went on for his possession.
At Ridgefield a desperate fight ensued, in which Arnold had two horses killed under him.
At sundown, after a desperate fight of seven hours' duration, the British withdrew out of range, intending to renew the struggle in the morning.
In this opinion he was probably right, since even as it was he held his own, in a desperate fight, for two hours, until darkness put an end to the struggle.
On reaching Centre Street they found a desperate fight going on, and immediately rushed in, to put a stop to it.
As they thus stood savagely at bay, a collision seemed inevitable, and had they been attacked, would doubtless have made a desperate fight.
The soldiers fired into them, but they boldly held their ground, and were evidently bent on a desperate fight.
This done, Lolonois, with his followers, advanced immediately to the fort, and after a desperate fight of nearly three hours completely mastered it, without any other arms than swords and pistols.
He must have commanded a goodly fleet, for while Christopher Columbus was with him he took four large Venetian galleys, after a desperate fight.
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