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Chapter 3: up the St. Mary's.
If Sergeant Rivers was a natural king among my dusky soldiers, Corporal Robert Sutton was the natural prime-minister.
If not in all respects the ablest, he was the Wisest man in our ranks.
As large, as powerful, and as black as our good-looking Color-Sergeant, but more heavily built and with less personal beauty, he had a more massive brain and a far more meditative and systematic intellect.
Not yet grounded even in the spelling book, his modes of thought hoke the river with drift-wood as infinitely to enhance our troubles.
So we dropped down stream a mile or two, found the very brickyard from which Fort Clinch had been constructed,--still stored with bricks, and seemingly unprotected.
Here Sergeant Rivers again planted his standard, and the men toiled eagerly, for several hours, in loading our boat to the utmost with the bricks.
Meanwhile we questioned black and white witnesses, and learned for the first time that the Rebels admitted a repul
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