innocent purpose: each parish has a public musket, and
Butlookhere!HaveyouyetwrungoutofCaesarbytheagencyofHerodesthefiftyAttictalents?Inthatmatteryouhave,I
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The first law of nature compels them to cling tenaciously
Wilcox'sLanding.Hissteady,unflinchingdeterminationtogaintimeforthewagonstogetbeyondthepointofdangerw
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are irksome. I feel always that I am a prisoner. I cannot
aleisurelymarchthattookuslateintheafternoontothenorthbankofthePamunkey,oppositeAbercrombie'scamp.Whe
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sitting talking over the probable outcome of the evening's
WerecrossedtheNorthAnnaatCarpenter'sfordthefollowingmorning,andhaltingthere,unsaddledandturnedthehor
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golden dragon. Max pulled the keys from his pocket, and
"Godblessthee,lass!Godblessthee!Myoldeyesaregladtoseetheeagain."Ruthsprangforwardtoshakethehornyhand
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De Coude took it and read. D'Arnot and Monsieur Flaubert
consequenceofthisdiscomfiturehewasobligedtofallbackacrosstheNottowayRiverwithhisowndivision,andrejoi
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They were to stand back to back. At a signal from Monsieur
cavalryinmyfront,ontheriverroad,whereitcouldbebackedupbyLee'sinfantry.Meanwhile,GeneralMeadehadbecom
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verballythecontentsofthefollowingcopyofacommunicationfromLieutenant-GeneralGranttothemajor-generalco
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his fingers, right and left, and presently found slimy
"Inthefirstplace,Imissgoingtochurchbysettingoutattwo,"saidRuth,alittlegravely."Onlyforonce.Surelyyou
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to annoy me, for I shall tell Raoul all. He will understand,
destructionoftheroad.Uponthecompletionofthisdutyyouwill"Major-General,Chief-of-Staff."AfterMeade'sin
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he has all but killed ten men with his bare hands and his
instructionshadbeencarriedout,andmythoughtsthenturnedtojoiningGeneralButlertogetsupplies.Ibelievedth
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away from our tents the large circle of lookers on. An
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De Coude had not returned. As you know, I have had little
pace.WehadnotgonefarwhendespatchesfromGeneralAbercrombie,commandingsomefragmentaryorganizationsatthe
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