San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-11

sides the Ma Gen Chudleigh, and all the
rebels camp, cannon and victualS-I leave
historians to tell. For very sosn after the
rout was assured the plain below full of men
screaming and running, and Col. John Digby'S
dragons after them, chasing, cutting and
killing, a wet muZZle was thrust into my
hand, and, turning, found Molly behind me,
with the groom to whom had given her in
the morning. The rogue had counted on "A
crown for his readiness and swore the mare
was ready for anything, he having mixed
half pint of strong ale with her mash, not
half an hour before.
So determined to see the end of il, and,
paving the fellow, climbed into the saddle
On the summit the Cornish captains were
now met and cordially embracing. It's very
sad in these latter times to call back their
shouts and boyiSh laughter, so soon to be
uuenched on I4anslowne slopes or by Bristol
graft Yet, O favored ones! 10 chase Vic
tory, TO grasp her luttering skirt, and so,
with warm, painting cheeks, kissing her, TO
fall escaping evil days!
How could they Taught For me the late
passionate struggle left me shaken with sobS,
and for the starting tears saw neither moorS
around, nor sun, nor twinkling sea. Brush
ing them away, was aware of Billy Pottery
strding at my stirrup and munching at a
biscuit he had found III the rebels camp.
We, the descent being gentle broke into
run, IN hopes to- catch up with Col. John Dig
by dragons, that already were far across
the next vale. The slope around us was piled
with dead and dying, whereof four out OF
every I'VE were rebels; ana cruelty they
cursed us aN We passed them 10y. Night was
coming ON apace; and here already we were
III ocep shadow, but could see the yellow sun
on the nils beyond. We crossed stream at
the foot, and were climbing again. Behind
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