The remainder of the army of Rosecrans was almost a mob, and brave as he undoubtedly was he was soon removed to another field, leaving Thomas in supreme command until Grant should come.
Dick had no rest until the next night, when tents were set for the battered remains of the Winchester regiment.

He, Warner, Pennington and three others were assigned to one of the larger tents.

He had been without sleep for two days and two nights, and the tremendous tension that had kept him up so long was relaxing fast.

He felt that he must sleep or die.

Yet they talked together a little before they stretched themselves upon their blankets.
"Do you think Bragg will attack us in Chattanooga, Dick ?" asked Pennington.
"I don't.