andwithoutwaitingsignalorfartherorders，everyinstantbeingprecious，rapidlyformshimself；andplungesdownonthesepoorpeople。\"Compactasawall，andwithanincrediblevelocity（D’UNE
VITESSEINCROYABLE），\"saysoneofthem。FiguretheastonishmentofDauphiness；ofpoorBroglio，whocommandsthehorsehere。Takeninflank，insteadoftakingotherpeople；intercepted，notintheleastneedingtointercept！Hasnotimetoform，thoughhetriedwhathecould。OnlythetwoAustrianregimentsgotcompletelyformed；therestveryincompletely；andSeidlitz，intheblazeofrapidsteel，isinuponthem。ThetwoAustrianregiments，andtwoFrenchthatarenamed，madewhatdebatewasfeasible；——couragenowisewanting，insuchsadwantofcaptaincy；naySoubiseinpersongallopedintoit，ifthatcouldhavehelped。Butfromthefirst，thematterwashopeless；Seidlitzslashingitatsucharate，andplungingthroughitandagainthroughit，thrice，somesayfourtimes:sothat，inthespaceofhalfanhour，thislucklesscavalrywasalltumblingofftheground；plungingdown—
hill，infullflight，acrossitsowninfantryorwhateverobstacle，Seidlitzonthehipsofit；andgallopingmadlyoverthehorizon，towardsFreiburgasitproved；andwasnotagainheardofthatday。
Inabouthalfanhourthatbitofworkwasover；andSeidlitz，withhisrankstrimmedagain，haddrawnhimselfsouthwardalittle，intotheHollowofTageswerben，theretowaitimpendingphenomena。
ForFriedrichwiththeInfantryisnowemergingoverJanusHill，inahighlythunderousmanner，——eighteenpiecesofartillerygoing，and\"fourbiggunstakenfromthewallsofLeipzig；\"andtherewillbeeventsanon。Itissaid，Hildburghausen，atthefirstglimpseofFriedrichoverthehill—top，whisperedtoSoubise，\"Wearelost，RoyalHighness！\"——\"Courage！\"Soubisewouldanswer；andboth，letushope，didtheirutmostinthisextremelybadpredicamenttheyhadgotinto。