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| − | � at the arrangement which had recently been made putting us under McDowell. | + | � at the arrangement which had recently been made putting us under McDowell. Waldron after listening a long time to the tirade against our leaders turned the conversation suddenly by one of his inimitable remarks -- "No matter," said he, "the pay goes on just the same. That's our consolation" -- This brought on the laugh. "Colonel," says he, "have you brought your fishing tackle?" Our song has changed |
| − | "O we're going going [inserted] a fishing." | + | "O we're going going[inserted] a fishing." |
instead of | instead of | ||
O we're going down to Richmond" | O we're going down to Richmond" | ||
| − | + | x x x x | |
| − | About one o'clock p.m. we made our second halt and lunched in the woods. At half past two p.m. we reached Catlett's station and | + | About one o'clock p.m. we made our second halt and lunched in the woods. At half past two p.m. we reached Catlett's station and immediately set about finding a place for head quarters and |
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� at the arrangement which had recently been made putting us under McDowell. Waldron after listening a long time to the tirade against our leaders turned the conversation suddenly by one of his inimitable remarks -- "No matter," said he, "the pay goes on just the same. That's our consolation" -- This brought on the laugh. "Colonel," says he, "have you brought your fishing tackle?" Our song has changed "O we're going going[inserted] a fishing." instead of O we're going down to Richmond"
x x x x
About one o'clock p.m. we made our second halt and lunched in the woods. At half past two p.m. we reached Catlett's station and immediately set about finding a place for head quarters and