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is your at once dignified and affectionate; and by it you come

CHAPTER XXI
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They fights on foot, them bloo folks do; dismounting with every fourth man to hold the hosses.

They displays a heap of insolence for nothin' but cavalry an' no big guns; but as they fights like infantry an' is armed with Spencer seven-shooters besides, the play ain't so owdacious neither.
"'Thar's mebby a hour of sun an' I'm feelin' mighty surly as I gets my battery into line.

I'm disgusted to think we've got to fight for our night's camp, an' swearin' to myse'f in a low tone, so's not to set profane examples to my men, at the idee that these yere Yanks is that preecip'tate they can't wait till mornin' for their war-jig.

But I can't he'p myse'f.

That proverb about it takin' two to make a fight is all a bluff.


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