Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 288
nus saddle, bag, andbaggage, and having nothing left but himself,the mule, and the halter. Another, immediately inmy front, had come on well enough until he arrivedin the middle of the open field, where the shellswere falling with unpleasant frequency, when hismule took it into his head to retreat… … ANDY HAD CONCLUDED THE BARGAIN, AND HAD BOLGHT THE SORREL FOR TEX DOLLARS [SEE NEXT PACE.] There was the bridge in full view, crowded with a of his fellow-cooks and coffee-coolers in full flight struggling mass of men, horses, and mules ; the for the rear. troops trying to force their way over to…
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