" [Sidenote: see exhibit 11.] On July 27th the Russian Secretary of War, M. Ssuchomlinow, gave the German military attaché his word of honor that no order to mobilize had been issued, merely preparations were being made, but not a horse mustered, nor reserves called in.

no' for my part how she ever mustered up courage to do what she's done, so kind o' backward 'n' shy's she is for all her strength.

Almost afraid to call out, he at length mustered courage enough to shout to Blaize to lower it, and was answered by Mr. Bloundel,

But by five o'clock, which was Mr. Wickfield's dinner hour, I had mustered up my spirits again, and was ready for my knife and fork.

He spoke as follows: 'I was one of the Nine when the Florentine troops mustered within our lines under Malatesta Baglioni and Mario Orsini and the other generals: whereupon the Ten distributed the men along the walls and bastions, assigning to each captain his own post, with victuals and provisions; and among the rest, they gave eight pieces of artillery to Malatesta for the defence of part of the bastions at S. Miniato.

When the soldiers were mustered out in the end of the War, a lot of soldiers worked on that place.

Peter Brown, an old colored soldier mustered out from Memphis, met my mother, courted her, and married her.

How he mustered his clan, and plunged over the desert in hot pursuit, seven days, by forced marches; how he ransacked a whole caravan, sifting the contents of every tent, little heeding such small matters as domestic privacy, or female seclusion, for lo!

The planters and their families, in the utmost alarm, either fled into other parts of the island, or seized their arms and hurriedly mustered in self-defence.

When my stepfather was mustered out at De Valls Bluff he come to Miss (Mrs.) Holland's and got mama and took her on wid him.

They mustered out drilling one day.

I mustered out at Jacksonville, Florida and walked every step of the way back.

He was a private and mustered out at DeValls Bluff, Arkansas.

I was at Fort Smith when they surrendered and I was mustered out at Leavenworth, Kansas.

"They mustered us out at Fort Leavenworth and I went right back to my folks in Drew County, Monticello.

It was here the Danish army lay a considerable time encamped in 1011; and here that Wat Tyler, the Kentish rebel, mustered 100,000 men.

Pa couldn't find work for so long when he mustered out.

I was mustered out in August 1865.

After I was mustered out I stayed around the camps and went to my sister's cabin till we left there.

Now this is a thing that would not have suited H. or myself at all, and therefore we never mustered up courage to attempt it.

The natives mustered again in force upon the heights, and seemed to watch our proceedings with the greatest interest: we saw nothing of them the following day, but on the third they seemed so much emboldened by our inoffensive proceedings, that they approached so near as to keep the party pretty much upon the alert.

The ship now presented a busy scene; it was determined to commence an attack upon the town the next morning, and every necessary preparation was accordingly made, muskets were cleaned, cartridge-boxes buckled on, cutlasses examined and put in order, &c. At twelve o'clock at night, all hands were called, those assigned to take part in the expedition were mustered, when Lieut.

Shouting in triumph, Rauparaha's men mustered in array and danced their frenzied war-dance, leaping high in air, and tossing and catching their muskets with fierce yells.

Soon these numbered five times as many Whites as could be mustered in the north.

Within fifty miles of Wellington was Rauparaha, who, had he appealed to his race, could probably have mustered a force strong enough to loot and burn the town.