"Few full-grown men have done as important deeds in their whole lives as he has done to-night.
When he awakens he'll be angry because he didn't go with us, but you tell him we'll see that he's a duly enrolled member of General Jackson's army.

Stonewall Jackson never forgets such deeds as his." "It's a proud woman I am to-night," said Mrs.Pomeroy.

"Good-bye, Cousin George, and you, too, Mr.Kenton.I can see that you're in a hurry to be off, and you ought to be.

I want to see both of you in my house again in better days." She went inside, carrying the exhausted and sleeping boy in her arms, and Harry and Dalton galloped away side by side.
"How's your horse, Harry ?" asked Dalton.
"Fine.

Smooth as silk! How's yours ?" "The machinery moves without a jar.