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A Pacifico Household
zle-loading shotgun rested against the palm trunk.
He was the first insurgent soldier I had met. He
had ridden the country all night and was resting in
security for the day. His horse, he told me, was
browsing among the canes near the farmhouse I
had left. Pablo had brought a basket of cold beef
and potatoes, and the water was clear and sweet,
' 'Swinging comfortably in his hammock.''
" though dangerous for Spaniards — it gave them a
fever," he said, so I was left with my insurgent to
spend the day.
I sketched my friend and shared his cigarettes,
then we napped, he in his hammock, I in the shifting shade of the palms, until noon, when we heard
the train, puffing and wheezing in the distance, on
the railroad track by which I had come out the day
before. We heard a shot, too, but only one, and
knew that some soldier had shot at a crow, a vul-
| Title | Marching with Gomez |
| Creator | Flint, Grover |
| Publisher | Lamson, Wolffe and company |
| Place of Publication | Boston, New York [etc.] |
| Date | 1898 |
| Language | eng |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000044 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | A Pacifico Household zle-loading shotgun rested against the palm trunk. He was the first insurgent soldier I had met. He had ridden the country all night and was resting in security for the day. His horse, he told me, was browsing among the canes near the farmhouse I had left. Pablo had brought a basket of cold beef and potatoes, and the water was clear and sweet, ' 'Swinging comfortably in his hammock.'' " though dangerous for Spaniards — it gave them a fever," he said, so I was left with my insurgent to spend the day. I sketched my friend and shared his cigarettes, then we napped, he in his hammock, I in the shifting shade of the palms, until noon, when we heard the train, puffing and wheezing in the distance, on the railroad track by which I had come out the day before. We heard a shot, too, but only one, and knew that some soldier had shot at a crow, a vul- |
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