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About9atnight，alltheAustriansarerollingoff，eastward，eastward。Prussiansgoadingthemforwardwhattheycould（firingnotquitedonetill10）；andthatall—importantpommelofthesaddleisindisputablywon。TheAustrianssettledthemselves，inakindofhalf—moonshape，closeonthesuburbsofTorgau；
thePrussiansinaparallelhalf—moonposture，somefurlongsbehindthem。TheAustrianssatbutashorttime；notamomentlongerthanwasindispensable。Daunperceivesthatthekeyofhisgroundisgonefromhim；thathewillhavetosendasecondCouriertoVienna。And，aboveallthings，thathemustforthwithgetacrosstheElbeandaway。LuckyforhimthathehasThreeBridges（orFour，includingtheTownBridge），andthathisBaggageisalreadyallacrossandstandingonwheels。WithexcellentdespatchandorderDaunwindshimselfacross，——allofhimthatisstillcoherent；andindeed，inthedistantpartsoftheBattle—field，wanderingAustrianpartieswereadmonishedhitherwardbytheRiver’svoiceinthegreatdarkness，——andDaun’slossinprisoners，thoughgreat，waslessthancouldhavebeenexpected:8，000inall。
Tilltowardsoneinthemorning，thePrussians，intheirhalf—moon，hadnotlearnedwhathewasdoing。AboutonetheypushedintoTorgau，andacrosstheTownBridge；found26pontoons，——alltherestpackedoffexceptthese26；——anddidnotfollowfarther。
LacyretreatedbytheotherorleftbankoftheRiver，toguardagainstattemptsfromthatside。NextdaytherewaspursuitofLacy；someprisonersandfurnituresgotfromhim，butnothingofmoment:DaunandLacyjoinedatDresden；tookpost，asusual，behindtheirinaccessiblePlauenChasms。Satthere，inviewofthechasingPrussians，withoutfartherlossthanthisofTorgau，andofaCampaigngonetowateragain。Whatanissue，forthethirdtime！