Not for a while, at least." "Have you any pain, any nausea ?" "No, sir, I'm just all in." "Do you know our route ?" "Yes, sir, I've got the turns down." "Well, come along then when you can.

I'll send back a waggon later, but don't wait for that." "Yes, sir," said Corporal Thom.
"Come on, Dunbar! We'll send a waggon back for these stragglers.

There will be a good many of them before long." "You go on, doc.

I'll come later," said Barry.

"I'll catch up to you." But the M.O., at the various halts, waited in vain for the chaplain to appear.
On arriving at the camp, after a long struggle, he succeeded in sending back an Army Service waggon to bring in the stragglers, but just as the waggon was about to leave, he heard coming up the road, a party stepping out briskly to the music of their own whistling.