six o'clock
Dandy and I have got to sneak for it until we 're spotted , or clear of them , then away we go . I hope to work well out towards the bluffs before they catch a glimpse of me , then lie flat and go for all I 'm worth to where we left the regiment . Then you bet it wo n't be long before the old crowd will be coming down just a humping . I 'll have 'em here by six o'clock , if , indeed , I do n't find them coming ahead to-night . Just you keep up your grit , and we 'll do our level best , Dandy and I ; wo n't we , old boy ? Now I want to see Dana a minute and the other wounded fellows . '' And he went and bent down over them saying a cheery word to each ; and rough , suffering men held out feeble hands to take a parting grip , and looked up into his brave young face .