two o'clock
Such had been my feelings before I had willed ; now , in a degree , everything was changed ; indifference , at least , was gone , and although I was yet subject to the strange experience which ruled my mind and hindered it , yet I knew that I had large power over myself , and I hoped that I should always determine to live the life of a healthy human being , that I should be able to accept the relationships which , through Company H , bound me to all men and all things , and that my interest henceforth would be diversified -- touching the world and what is in it rather than myself alone . But this was mere hope ; the only certain change was in the banishment of my former indifference . * * * * * The morning of Thursday , the 26th of June , passed away , and we yet held our place in the line . At two o'clock the long roll was heard in every regiment . Our knapsacks had been piled , to be stored in Richmond . '' _ Fall in , Company H ! Fall in , men !