THREE:If I am free, if I can decide for myself what it is that I want, then this is what I decide.
THREE:If I am free, if I can decide for myself what it is that I want, then this is what I decide.
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THREE:"Nonsense," Shorty replied to their eager entreaties; "all the companies in the 200th Injianny is good, prime, first-classbetter'n the companies in ary other rijimint. You're playin' in great luck to git into any one o' 'em, I tell you. You might've got into one o' 'em rijimints that're back there at Nashville guardin' fortifications, or one o' 'em that lost their colors at Chickamaugy. I'd ruther be the tail end o' the 200th Injianny, than the Drum Major o' any other."
THREE:"Where is Marvor? The time of mating is near."
THREE:"We do," responded the kneeling men. Mister Shortee
THREE:"Like the parrot, I was talkin' too much and too loud," thought Si. "They wuz all reachin' for me, and one feller made a mighty good line shot. Le's see if I can't better him."
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THREE:"By rights, I ought to be a Jigadier-Brindle," retorted Shorty, "but I never could git Abe Lincoln to take that view of it. Here, fill up your cartridgebox. You'll need lots of 'em, if you're only goin' to shoot to crease your rebels, as that feller did you.""EhWhat's that?" said the rebel, startled by the new proposition and its coolness.