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"All right; all right! That's what I said. Greusel's good man, and now he's elected by the companionship, he's all right. I drink to him. Drink to anybody, I will!" In groping round for the flagon, he upset it, and then roared loudly for the landlord to supply him again. "Now, comrades," said Roland sharply, "fall in! We've a long march ahead of us.
While we were in camp on Mill Creek the army was reorganized, and General Joshua W. Sill, at his own request, was assigned to my division, and took command of Colonel Nicholas Greusel's brigade.
"Yes; but they do not know so much as I. Last night I left them in Greusel's charge, being alarmed about what I heard of Furstenberg, and engaged a boatman to take me over there before the moon rose.
The cloudless sky gave promise of another warm day, and the air, of crystalline clearness, was inspiring to breathe. To Greusel's mind, tinged with religious feeling, the situation in which he found himself seemed like a section of the Garden of Eden.
While we were in camp on Mill Creek the army was reorganized, and General Joshua W. Sill, at his own request, was assigned to my division, and took command of Colonel Nicholas Greusel's brigade.
Crossing the river, and going down the Bruckenstrasse of Sachsenhausen, Roland said: "Referring to people who are not Emperors, that is my room at the corner, where I lived when supposed to be in prison." "Is that where you made your swords?" she asked. "No; Greusel's workshop and mine is farther along that side street.
While we were in camp on Mill Creek the army was reorganized, and General Joshua W. Sill, at his own request, was assigned to my division, and took command of Colonel Nicholas Greusel's brigade.
"I think Greusel's suggestion is an excellent one," put in Ebearhard. "Very well," said Roland, "I shall adopt it, although I had made up my mind fully to enlighten them." "There is one more matter that I should like to speak to you about," continued Ebearhard. "Both at Assmannshausen, and at Lorch last night, we heard a good deal anent Furstenberg.
Kurzbold rose bravely enough, in spite of the fact that Joseph Greusel's diplomacy had made a complete separation between him and all the others. "I should like to say," he began, with an air of casual indifference, "that my first mention of the money was wholly in jest.
In a work of fiction it would of course be concealed till the proper time came that all of these men were completely wrong in their prognostications regarding the fate of Roland, but this being history it may be stated that the young man had not the least desire to test Greusel's ability, nor would his lieutenants find him awaiting them when they reached Assmannshausen. "Hello! Rouse up there!
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