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Colonel Theodore Lyman, With Grant and Meade from the Wilderness to Appomattox (ed. George R. Agassiz), chapter 8 (search)
Go a Washington. If you go to Washington they'll draft you, if you don't look out. Oh, said John, with the grave air of a man of mundane experience, dem fellers what ain't travelled none, dey gets picked up: but I's travelled a right smart lot! Whereupon the traveller departed. It should be stated that his travels consist in having run away from his master, near Madison Court House, and in having since followed the army on the back of a spare horse. We were favored with a batch of two J. Bulls (lately they have taken to hunting about here, in couples and singly). These were a certain legation person, Kirkpatrick, and an extraordinary creature named H----, who is said to have been once in the British army and to be now in Oxford — rather a turning about. He had a sort of womanish voice and a manner of sweet sap; his principal observations were: Ao, inde — ed ; Ao, thank you ; and Ao, I wish you a good morning. He had an unaccountable mania for getting shot through the head, and