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L. P. Brockett, The camp, the battlefield, and the hospital: or, lights and shadows of the great rebellion, chapter 1.12 (search)
The leader of the squad — who proved to be Captain Harris, a scout of John Morgan's, and who, as welanyhow. At Franklin all stopped to drink, and Harris and his men became beastly drunk. Reeling intfe's, but had gone only a short distance, when Harris wheeled his horse and hiccoughed out- Boys,he sombre shade even more gloomy than ever, as Harris jumped from his horse, and, taking the halter,asy thing to go and see what he said about it. Harris would not listen a moment, and again ordered t a last effort, the unfortunate man went up to Harris, placed his hand on his shoulder, and asked hihe were not now at home, nothing would prevent Harris from carrying out his threat, which he seemed midnight, and it might be that all were abed. Harris left the prisoner at the gate, in charge of thome! After they had talked awhile together, Harris came up again, and called Ratcliffe to one sides, the owls hooting lustily all the while. Harris and Ratcliffe continued their conversation for[1 more...]