Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 198
usual guard-duty, and in order togive him some occupation he had been detailedto superintend the herding of the quartermas-ters horses — going with them to the grazing-ground in the morning, and then returning tothe post until the afternoon, when he went outto assist in bringing them home. On the… … THROUGH THE LONG NIGHT THE TROOPER TENDED HIM FAITHFULLY. the happier, he or the trooper who swung himso proudly to his place. You are sure it is safe, Mackenzie ? saidMrs. Kent, a little anxiously, as from the porchshe watched the start for the grazing-ground. 186 DANNY AND THE MAJOR. [Jan. Sure,…
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