Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 158
you ?—forI might fall asleep. Certainly, Sergeant. The first time I speak to him, the second, and i88i.] RECOLLECTIONS OF A DKUMMEH-linY. HI the third, he answers readily enough, All right,Harry, but at the fourth summons he is soundasleep. Sleep on, Sergeant, sleep on ! Your slum-bers shall not be… … DANGEROUS PART OF HIS BEAT. sleep. One of these days, you, and many moreof us besides, will sleep the last long sleep thatknows no waking. But hark! — I hear the chal-lenge up the line! I must rouse you, after all. Sergeant! Sergeant! Getup—Grand Rounds! Halt! Who goes there? The Grand Rounds.…
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