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...unshaken as the rock by which we were protected. At last, reinforced by thirty Swiss warriors, we rushed suddenly on the enemy, like the fall of a mountain, or as some mighty rock descends, that rolls through the forest, and with a horrid crush lays waste the trees that interrupt its course....