Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 490
nst the cannon; but his back, and putting himself at our head, ral-lied us for a grand charge. We rushed forward,driving the enemy before us. A panic seizedhim, and he fled in disorder; we pursued himas far as the fence, and he got through a holeand escaped, but not before we each had agood whack… … SH1£D 1-UKUARD, DRIVING iHK liNKMY ISEFOKli US. by that time we had advanced again, and Tod- our side of the fence again. Ah, yes! it was dies was blowing the bugle as hard as he could, a splendid fight. which seemed to disconcert the enemy. Fred Who was the enemy ? Why, did nt I took a flying leap…
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