It was the first in the train.

Colonel Newcomb and Major Hertford sat near the head of it, and Warner was just sitting down not far behind them.

Dick took the other half of the seat with the young Vermonter, who said, speaking in a whimsical tone: "You fill me with envy, Dick.

Why wasn't it my luck to go with you, Sergeant Whitley, and the man they call Red Blaze on that errand and help bring back with you the message of President Lincoln?
But I heard what our red friend said to you at the car-step.

There's a powerful lot in knowing the way, knowing where you're going, and what's along every inch of the road.