Japanese shrapnelsindicate the line of our trenches in the air.
On all sides houses were on fire, and the falling beams and walls, the bursting flames, the showers of descending sparks, and the bursting shrapnels killing friend and foe alike, created an indescribable jumble.
In vain are shrapnels timed to burst in a shower where Carbineers sweep round like Indian scouts to herd the startled horses back.
Two or three shrapnels bursting in front of them to a vibrato accompaniment of rifle fire many were seen to fall, but whether badly hit or not nobody on our side could say.
But he seemed not to be noticing the shrapnels in the least.
I could continually see our shrapnels exploding there.
Clouds of smoke constantly rose from the earth, where the shells burst, and one could continually see the hundreds of vanishing cloudlets in the air where the shrapnels burst over the positions.
Twice or thrice yet they fired shrapnels at us, and again I had a first experience.
Everywhere, on both sides of the river, upon Boer and Briton, the shells burst and the shrapnels exploded.
It was not a moment too soon, for another English force was approaching from the west, and theirshrapnels dropped a little way behind the trekking laager.
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