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The gun rang out with a deafening metallic roar, and a whistling grenade flew above the heads of our troops below the hill and fell far short of the enemy, a little smoke showing the spot where it burst.

But the best informed historians are of opinion that the grenade contained only brimstone and assafoetida, and was meant to plague Cotton Mather with a very evil perfume.

"And that is all?" queried Capell, after directing an officer to give Tarzan a hand grenade; "you will empty the trench alone?"

The grenadiers of the two regiments got near enough to the ditches and intrenchments to launch their grenades, which had but small effect.

In ten minutes the laundry was deserted, save for a few men wandering about with hand grenades in futile search for the cause of the disturbance.

The crackling of shots speedily brought the Preussen and Kiel on the scene, and with a few hand grenades they made short work of every villa within a mile.

Meanwhile, police and Army were also sent to Shrewsbury over concerns about an old grenade, which was found to have been decommissioned some time ago.

A controlled explosion of the grenade was later carried out.

When the policemen approached the man, they found he was carrying three hand grenades and a firearm.

The man, however, fired at the lawmen and hurled a grenade.

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The workers were digging a foundation of an upcoming building at Kiwanjani when they found the grenade buried two feet under.