"I'm in another regiment farther along Bull Run.

I merely came over here to tell you that your father was well when I last heard from him.

He is with the Western forces that are to be under Albert Sidney Johnston." Harry did not care greatly for Travers, but it was pleasant to see anybody from the old home, and they talked some time.

But Harry did not see him again soon, as the bonds of discipline were now tightened.
Regiments were kept in ranks and the men were not permitted to wander from their places.

Northern bands were continually in their front, and it was reported daily that the great army at Washington was about to move.
Yet the days passed, and no important event occurred.