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veeigation he ascertained that three confed-
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the night in the place, and he theref ; f?n'.',"'? uaUer he command of
moved awav. The sentinel awoke withapU wf . 'Wert circus."
sra h a vivid'remetrbrance of details that he i , r muut.,nR t"-, horses the cadets
asked peraiissi-o logo over and confer i roJe,'mund file and practiced a
with one of the scouts. When the log baru ' pT'.at TafKly ?f saL"tL '"f19 nd strokes
! was descried to this man he located ir at
once, having passed it a dozen times. The
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V exsctl v as
I it was, giving every hill and turn, and the
scout put such faith hi the remainder of the
; dream that he took four soldiers, oue of
J whom was the dreamer, and set out for the
I place. Three confederate scouts were
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taken with-
dream and its
results were known to hundreds of fcheri-
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, b()rse ioc-tj alon' in colunin dreaiued that
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the left knee. Everything was so clear to i
the dreamer that he took oDrstunitv to
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