Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 854
trongest bastion. Fear-ing that, they might starve us out unless we werereinforced. Colonel Willett and Lieutenant Stock-well volunteered to make their way to GeneralSchuyler; so one dark, stormy night they startedout. For nearly two weeks longer the diggingand firing was kept up, and then our… … MY FELLOW DRUMMER AND I BEAT THE LONG ROLL, AND AT THE WORD OFCOMMAND THE SERGEANT PULLED THE HALYARDS.Vol. XXXIV.-105-106. 833 834 OUR FLAGS FIRST ENGAGEMENT while taking my turn at one of the fort gunsI saw a tremendous commotion in the camp op-posite my position: guns were being draggedaway; men…
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