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John James Geer, Beyond the lines: A Yankee prisoner loose in Dixie, Chapter 11: (search)
oung. They inquired where we were from. Collins, whose fictitious name was Compton, told them that we lived in Pulaski county, Georgia; that we had been driven by the Yankees from Darien, and were now on our way home. We were in a hurry to get th, and ought to be taken up, and if I had my way, you would be. At this he changed the subject, and we told him the Pulaski county story. He then invited us to his house to get something to eat, to which, of course, we had to consent. While there I looked the ignoramus sternly in the face, as I rejoined: Well, sir, if you undertake to hold a trial over Pulaski county citizens, we'll make you smoke for it. My determined manner nonplussed him considerably, and turning to a compani Yes, that's it, bawled another, who had thrown himself on a bed; Mr. Meeser, I golly! John Meeser, what lives up in Pulaski county, and keeps a grocery, and sells good whiskey, I golly! Here was our salvation; and starting forward, I harangued m