- THREE:And thither came15,000 strongall of the Army of the Ohio who could be spared from garrisoning dearly-won Kentucky and East Tennessee. They were men who had become inured to hunting their enemies down in mountain fastnesses, and fighting them wherever they could be found. At their head was Gen. J. M. Schofield, whom the Nation had come to know from his administration of the troublous State of Missouri. Gens. Hovey, Hascall and Cox were division commanders."Let me see it," said the General, who had an inveterate disposition for looking into the smallest details. "What's this? One of the 200th Ind.? Why, that was in my brigade. The 200th Ind. was cut all to pieces, but it stuck to that Snodgrass Hill tighter than a real-estate mortgage. One of the boys in trouble? We'll just go over to the Provost-Marshal's and see about him. It may be that I know him." ONE:"Why, you little scamps you," gasped Si in amazement. "What'd you mean? Ain't you goin' to obey my orders?" GET AWESOME FEATURE LIST
- THREE: which came to me. If not, and you know where he is, writeSi walked down in front, in the rear of the line, superintending the operation. ONE:TO: James Oliver Gogarty GET AWESOME FEATURE LIST
- THREE:"Seems so to me," answered Alf. "Seems to me there was just millions of 'em, and we only got away with a little passel, in spite of all that shootin'. Why, when we come out on the ridge the valley down there seemed fuller of 'em than it was at first." ONE:"See here, Corporal, you are carrying too big a load. Leave something for the rest of us to do. We are getting bigger pay than you are, and should have a chance to earn our money." GET AWESOME FEATURE LIST
THREE:Monty continued impressively:
THREE:"That's so," said the Captain, adjusting himself to start.
THREE:"Alright," said Si. "Look out for little Pete." And Si began to forge stolidly ahead.
