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Camp-Fire and Cotton-Field

CHAPTER V
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At the spring, officers and men were mingled without regard to rank, all struggling for the same object.

A few of the former, who had been fortunate in commencing the day with full canteens, attempted to bring order out of chaos, but found the effort useless.

No command was heeded.

The officers of the two regiments of "regulars" had justly boasted of the superior discipline of their men.

On this occasion the superiority was not apparent.


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