Let us survey him setting forth for an expedition as perilous as theirs; not as the Soldier of Fanaticism, but as the Pilgrim of Humanity!

" The next week when she again made the trip to board the boat, Colonel Montanaro who commanded the government soldiers in that part of the country, was on the boat.

The trees come pressing forward all around in close serried ranks, planting their feet exactly on its margin, and holding themselves erect, strict and orderly like soldiers on parade; thus bounding the meadow with exquisite precision, yet with free curving lines such as Nature alone can draw.

W. also had a talk with Prince Frederick-Charles, father of the Duchess of Connaught, whom he found rather a rough-looking soldier with a short, abrupt manner.

The Indians saw the soldiers at about the same time that we did, and thinking that it would not be healthy for them to remain much longer in that vicinity, they mounted their horses and disappeared down the cañons of the creek.

It has been the tradition almost always to send a soldier to Russia.

Three soldiers from this monarch had indeed arrived; but, instead of bringing orders for his release, doubtless conveyed instructions that the bishop should be put to death.

To be tied up here, far from his companions; to seem to enjoy ease, when his regiment was indurating itself by drills, marches, and the rough life of the soldier for the great work it was to do, maddened him.

These forces were sufficient to turn back, capture, or destroy the twenty-three French merchantmen which were then bound for Quebec with supplies and soldiers as reinforcements for Montcalm.

Wolfe gave him seven hundred soldiers under Carleton.

Camille's portrait appeared in the shop-windows; the illustrated journals depicted him before the redoubt, carried upon the shoulders of two men, his sword pointed towards the enemy, encouraging his soldiers by his voice, gesture, and look, his forehead bound with a handkerchief, and his face bleeding.

If, then, the conditions, circumstances, and habits of both were equally favorable, there would be less sickness and a lower rate of mortality among the soldiers than among men of the same ages at home.

" Some time before, the government had sent soldiers into the country to make the chiefs stop the juju worship.

When are soldiers like writers for the press?

" "Well, in that sense it may pass, like a tipsy soldier without the countersign.

[Illustration: BottomFirst aid given to a wounded German prisoner by American soldiers near the front.

They will let this gang of menyou can't call 'em soldiers after what we have seenget well into the ravine before makin' any attack.

Twice he marched his soldiers against Rome.

Stern, when the occasion forced him to be stern, just in all his dealings between man and man, dignified and courteous in all his ways, a soldier through every inch of his stalwart six feet, he was a ruler with whom no one ever dreamt of taking liberties.

Even the day he got married to Hannah Marshman, the missionary's daughter, he showed that he was a soldier before all else.

WORK OR FIGHT Back of every American soldier about fifty men and women were needed in order that he be supplied with everything his physical, moral and military well being might require.

An inquiry had been set on foot to account for the presence of the two Union soldiers among the rebel prisoners.

Nothing can stop Bulgaria!" Not more than two Bulgarian soldiers out of twenty ever reached the Turk with a bayonet.

Or what was the harm if a man obtained soldiers during his consulship?

Whatever may be the excess of sickness and mortality among soldiers over those among civilians, it is manifest that a great portion is due to preventable causes; and it is equally manifest that a large part of these are owing to the negligence of the Government or its agents, the officers in command or the men themselves, in regard to encampments, tents, clothing, food, labors, exposures, etc.