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THREE:"I'm goin' down there," he said, after a moment's deliberation. "Providence has sent me on this job, and intends I shall do it right, which I kin by goin' down there. Providence'll take care o' me while I'm goin'. Same time, Providence expects me to show gumption, by not exposin' myself any more'n possible."
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TWO:Suddenly the Provost looked over those in front of him, and fixing his eye on the Deacon, called out:
TWO:A score of shots were fired in obedience, but Si, making his voice ring above the noise, called out:
FORE:The firing from the opposite bank became fitful, died down, and then ceased altogether. Then a couple of shots rang out from far in the rear in the direction of the train. This seemed to rouse the rebels to another volley, and then all became quiet. The shots in the rear disturbed Si, who started back to see what they meant, but met Pete Skidmore and Sandy Baker coming panting up, carrying a box of cartridges between them."Good boy," Albin said absently. "What's your name?"
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TWO:"Buggy or spring-wagon," muttered Si with a farmer boy's instinctive interpretation of such sounds. "What's it doin' in camp? Strange horse. In better condition than any around here.""But I did know how," persisted Pete. "I beat them fellers twice, and could beat them every time. I could see quicker'n they could move their hands."
"It's pretty hard work getting back now," said the General. "Do you think you can do it, if I give you leave?" KiLD may, 15th 1864Billings was feeling very uncomfortable.The boy, full of the old nick, found an Orderly's horse nipping the grass close by the path to the spring and, boy like, jumped on its back. The clatter of the canteens frightened the horse, and he broke into a dead run.TO: Fred Ramsbotham"Every one o' them true-blue, all wool and a yard wide. Captain," said Si.