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The Scouts of Stonewall

CHAPTER X
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That reminded most of the officers that they had food also, and producing it they divided it and fell to with an appetite.

As they ate, a shell from one of the retreating Northern batteries burst almost over their heads and fragments of hot metal struck upon the hard road.

They ate on complacently.

When Jackson had finished his portion he took out one of his mysterious lemons and began to suck the end of it.
Midnight was now far behind and the pursuit never halted.

One of the officers remarked jokingly that he had accepted an invitation to take breakfast on the Yankee stores in Winchester the next morning.


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