"How was he acting then?""Judge-Advocate," said Maj. Truax, "when the General approves this finding, and you communicate it to prisoner, whisper in his ear that if he ever strains us this way again I'll take it upon myself to break his fool neck. Let him look a little out.""Never mind, Pete," said Monty consolingly, "none o' them shall impose on you while I'm around. Now, Alf, you and Jim give Pete just as much as the rest, or I'll make you."
FORE:"No; I'll go and see him," said the General. "Where is he?""Your men," sneered Shorty. "You talk as if they was niggers, and not white men. Who made 'em yours?"
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"Corporal, discipline must be enforced in the army, but don't you think you were a little too summary and condign with that man?""What makes you like Maria better'n you do 'Mandy?" inquired the boy. "I like 'Mandy lots the best. She's heap purtier, and lots more fun, and don't boss me around like Maria does.""Then get out of it," she said, still smiling. "You can, you know. It's easy. All you have to do is stop livingjust like that! No more trouble.""Skeetin' acrost the country to jump this train or some other," continued Shorty."You do;" said the stranger warmly. "Splendid man. Great lawyer. Fine judge. I had a great deal to do with him at one time."
FORE:The boys, too much awed for speech, clustered around Si and Shorty and cast anxious glances at their faces.