There's a fellow workin' up here at the point I sometimes have some conversation with.

I was up there to-night at sundown--me and the little boy.

Now there's a man, Miss, that don't know his place.

He's a trouble-maker.

He said to me tonight--" But as Watts was there joined by a fellow-soldier Katie said: "Thank you for looking out for the poor little dog, Watts," and turned reluctantly to the house.
She would like to have remained; she would like to have talked with the other soldier and found out why he entered the service and what he thought of it.