Langdon and St.Clair sat on the bank and gave him instructions.
"Now jump out," Langdon said at the end of five minutes.

"You needn't think because you've just come and are in a way a guest, that you can keep this swimming hole all to yourself.

A lot more of the Invincibles need bathing and here come some for their chance." Harry came out reluctantly, and in a few minutes they were on the way to the quartermaster, where the needed uniform, one that appealed gloriously to his eye, was bought.

St.Clair was quiet, but Langdon talked enough for all three.
"The Yankee vanguard is only a few miles away," he said.

"You don't have to go far before you see their tents, though I ought to say that each side has another army westward in the mountains.