He is all right, though.

He makes a good soldier and deserves great credit." Another comrade near by related the story as told by a cavalry lieutenant, who with a party reconnoitered a distance from camp.

The thick growth of grass and vines made ambuscading a favorite pastime with the Spaniards.

With smokeless powder they lay concealed in the grass.

As the party rode along the sharp eye of a colored cavalryman noticed the movement of grass ahead.