I told him the North would have me to reckon with if he kept on with this war, but he said he believed he'd go ahead anyhow.

I even mentioned your name to him, but the menace did no good." Langdon called to St.Clair and soon Harry was surrounded by friends who gave him the warmest of greetings and who insisted upon the tale of his adventures, a part of which he was free to tell.

Then a new uniform was brought to him, and, after a long and refreshing bath in a deep pool of the stream, he put it on.

He felt now as if he had been entirely made over, and, as he strolled back to camp, a tall, thin man, black of hair and pallid of face, hailed him.
Harry took two glances before he recognized Arthur Travers in the Southern uniform.

Then he grasped his hand eagerly and asked him when he had come.
"Only two days ago," replied Travers.