29/35 So much inferior was the South in numbers that her enemy began to overlap her on the flanks also. The promises of their generals were coming true, and there is nothing sweeter than victory after defeat. The exultant cheer swept through the ranks again, and back came the defiant rebel yell. Dick now knew that the North would recover the field, and that the South, cut down fearfully, though having performed prodigies of valor, must fight to save herself. He felt that the resistance in front of them was no longer invincible. |