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He handed the order to Si, who looked carefully at the printed heading, "Headquarters, 200th Ind., near Murfreesboro', Tenn.," and then read the order aloud to Shorty: "Corporal Josiah Klegg and one private, whom he may select, will report to Mr. Levi Rosenbaum for special duty, and will obey such orders and instructions as he may give, and on return report to these Headquarters.
Arriving at the hotel, the stranger registered as "A. Rosenbaum, Berlin," and, having secured one of the best rooms the house afforded, repaired to the dining-room. Dinner over, Mr.
They're as necessary as muskets and cannon." "Indeed they are," said Mr. Rosenbaum earnestly; "you wouldn't know what to do with your muskets and cannon if the spies didn't tell you where the rebels were, unt how many there was of them.
It was, unt still is, my business to keep up express lines by which the rebels are supplied with quinine, medicines, gun-caps, letters, giving information, unt other things. Unt I do it." The boys opened their eyes wide, and could not restrain an exclamation of surprise. "Now, hold your horses; don't get excited," said Rosenbaum calmly.
Think of that, sir! What would I not give to be able to match it!" A peculiar expression flitted over his listener's face, not unobserved by Mr. Rosenbaum. He made no immediate response, however, but when at last the two men separated, it was with the agreement that they should dine together at the same café three days later, when Mr.
It won't be for at least awhile, for there's another hen on. But make up to the old lady as much as your consciences and stomachs will allow you. It will be for the best interests of the service. "Sincerely your friend, Levi Rosenbaum." "I wonder what game Levi is up to?" Si said, as he stood with the letter in his hand and looked at the woman.
Pawle; Lord Ellingham had a seat close by; in the front of the public gallery Miss Penkridge, grim and alert, was in charge of the timid and shrinking sisters of the unfortunate prisoner. There, too, were Mr. Armitstead and Mr. Isidore Rosenbaum, and Mr. Perkwite, all evidently very much alive to certain possibilities.
"I've heard of that man," said Sidney laughing. "He's a bit of a gambler and a spendthrift, isn't he? Why do you keep him on?" "He has a fine voice, you see," said Mr. Goldsmith. "That makes a Rosenbaum faction at once. Then he has a wife and family. That makes another." "Strelitski isn't married, is he?" asked Sidney. "No," said Mr. Goldsmith, "not yet. The congregation expects him to, though.
"I have to give up," Rosenbaum replied in an accent of pain, "for I believe I broke my leg when I fell. I find I can't stand up." "Give up your arms, then, and we'll help you up to the fire, and see how badly you're hurt," said Si. Rosenbaum gave groans of anguish as Si and Shorty picked him up and carried him over to the fire.
"Evidently you do not find the cuisine of the Clifton House entirely satisfactory." "It is very good," Mr. Rosenbaum answered, indifferently, "but an occasional change is agreeable. By the way, sir, have I met you at the Clifton? I do not remember to have had that pleasure." "We have not met," replied the other. "I saw you there last evening, however, as I happened in soon after your arrival."
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