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"What, a leather-curtained spring-wagon?"

"I've been awake for forty-eight hours, Major. But--oh, I'm not sleepy."

"We can select out sev'l pair--" he began, but heard a puerile titter and lost his nerve. "Now, you boys that ain't got any business here, jest clair out!--Go! I tell you, aw I'll--" The boys loitered off toward the engine. "We can select out sev'l si-izes," he drawled, uncovering a box, "and fit you ove' in my office. You ain't so pow'ful long nor so pow'ful slim, but these-yeh gov'ment contrac's they seldom ev' allow fo' anybody so slim in the waist bein' so long in the, eh,--so, eh,--so long f'om thah down. But yet still, if you'll jest light off yo' hoss and come and look into this-yeh box--"

The General looked at me between puffs of his cigar. "I hear you've ridden over fifty miles to-day."

"I haven't been ordered to tell any one where I'm going."

"Not at all, sir. I'm sorry to seem so; it's not the tip-top of courtesy,--"

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