[42] to the roads upon which the enemy were now moving, enabled him to prepare for an attack which was made by them early the next morning just before day. I was among those who awaited the approach of the enemy, and you will pardon me if I say that it gave me no little satisfaction to aim my rifle at those who had so recently and so frequently taken a wing shot at me.
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