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aWell-but, General, what am to doY'
z aWhy, really, | don't know, unless you
take my place." -, 80,
OF course don't mean to turn you out bu'
a few hours sleep--a cot, or bunk or
ANYTHING would be so refreshing! Your
rlace-where is it, General"


aOh! just drop down--any'ohere a0ou!
ker-any place about camp will answer!


The look which tine "genlleman'S SON.
gave the General was rather peculiar.


"Well, no wonder they call you 'Rough
and Ready r"said he; and, amid the smiles
of all but "Rough and Ready" himself
the "gentleman's son" returned to take
his chance of the weather