He told us that he had just seen, and he repeated, had seen with "his own eyes," in the Rue Popincourt, a regiment marching in silence, and wending its way towards the blind alley of No. 82, that we were surrounded, and that we were about to be attacked.

I retired to rest, but not to sleep; his cursing and swearing were enough to keep a regiment awake.

Our regiment attacks! go for the dogs, children!'

"And now, Spike Johnson," inquired Private Cosh, breathing heavily but much refreshed, "can you tell me what way Gairmans could get intil the trenches of a guid Scots regiment withoot bein' seen?"

Bynes served in the Civil War with his boss, and he can remember the regiment camp between Savannah, Georgia and Charleston, South Carolina.

The colonel of a volunteer regiment camping in Virginia came across a private on the outskirts of the camp, painfully munching on something.

It was then that down through the grim passes of the Himalayas, where now the British regiments convoy caravans and guard the outposts of Empire, a people of fair skin and strange speech migrated southward to the Land of the Five Rivers and the fat plains of the Ganges.

One day, when he had seen a new regiment depart for the South, he returned home in a still more serious mood than was now habitual to him.

I have heard that banda wonderful one, as such a regiment deserves,many times since, but it never makes my heart thump as it did when, so unexpectedly, it cut the air that sunny afternoon.

The English set those crosses straight And kept the legends clean; The English made the wicket-gate And left the garden green; And now who knows what regiments dwell In Ablain St. Nazaire?

Col. We went to Ft. Snelling to see our first regiment embark.

As I live, a beautiful silken scarfnetted in a way to make a whole regiment envious.

Officers, recklessly erect, stood here and there along the interior of the ditch; then from the lair of each regiment flags emerged, bugles blew clear and impatient; there came an upheaval of bayonets, and the three regiments scrambled to their feet, over the ditch's edge, and surged forward into the sunshine.

Sometimes an entire regiment forms a patrol.

Suddenly the regiment halted.

And are the soldiers trusty, Adjutant? Say, from what regiment hast thou chosen them? ADJUT.

He brings his regiment home Not as they filed two years before, But a remnant half-tattered, and battered, and worn, Like castaway sailors, whostunned By the surf's loud roar, Their mates dragged back and seen no more Again and again breast the surge, And at last crawl, spent, to shore.

The sound of the crowd breaking up was like a regiment marchingall the world had been there.

" An aide hastened up and gave the colonel of the regiment orders to move forward.

Then I put on my heaviest coat, a polo cap, all my furs and mittens, thrust my felt shoes into my sabots, and with one hand in my muff, I took the big French flag in the other and went through the snow down to the hedge to watch the regiment pass, on the road to Esbly.

The only regular regiment present lost every officer, killed or wounded.

The thrilling effect always to be gained on the stage by the simple expedient of a great number of people doing the same thing in the same way at the same moment, was seen in "The Cup," when the stage was covered with a crowd of women who raised their arms above their heads with a large, rhythmic, sweeping movement and then bowed to the goddess with the regularity of a regiment saluting.

And that was the last the regiment saw of its Beachcomber.

We now passed with our ragged regiment straggling around us, now with their long guns under our ears, and now cutting off the long bends of our crooked and little used path.

Regiment after regiment strove to cross, only to be shattered and mangled by the tremendous fire of the enemy.