FORE:THIS BOOK IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO THE RANK AND FILE OF THE GRANDEST ARMY EVER MUSTERED FOR WAR.
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FORE:Si and Shorty had been on the eager lookout for the indications of the position of the army, for places that they could recognize, and for regiments, brigades and divisions they were acquainted with, so they did not at first notice the squabble. Then they pulled the boys asunder, shook them and scolded them for their conduct."So?" said the General, smiling. "Well, Mr. Mr. I did know your name once"
THREE: he ever writ.""If you say a word, or try to, you're a dead man," Si whispered, as he dropped the gun, and substituted his left hand at the man's throat for his right arm. Taking silence for acquiescence, Si picked up his own gun and started with his prisoner for the Colonel. He walked upright boldly now, for the watchers on the rebel works could not see that there was more than one man in the path.
THREE:At last he got them to count to his satisfaction, and then proceeded to the next lesson."You shall have 'em. I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll send you a catridge and cap for every word you write about Maria."
