Already they were sowing the seeds of a good will which should follow a mighty war.
Harry often went to the bank on the warmer and more sunny days and leisurely watched the men on the other side.

St.Clair, Langdon and Dalton usually joined him, if their duties allowed.

It was well into March, a dry and warm day, when they sat on a little hillock and gazed at four of the men in blue who were fishing from a small boat near their shore.

St.Clair was the last to join the little party, and when he came he was greeted with a yell by the men on the left bank.

One of them put up his hands, trumpet-shaped, to his mouth and called: "Is that President Davis who has just joined you ?" "No," replied Harry, using his hands in like fashion.