. "Capta

Om--boom! Bing--bang--boom!" Lieutenant Skaggs and his reserves heard
the beat of running feet down the Gap. "They've gobbled Boggs," he said,
and the reserve rushed after him as he fled. The army heard the beat of
their coming feet. "They've gobbled Skaggs," the army said. Then was
there bedlam as the army fled--a crashing through bushes--a splashing
into the river, the rumble of mule wagons, yells of terror, swift flying
shapes through the pale moonlight. Flitter Bill heard the din as he
stood by his barn door. "They've gobbled the army," said Flitter Bill,
and he, too, fled like a shadow down the valley. Nature never explodes
such wild and senseless energy as when she lets loose a mob in a panic.
With the army, it was each man for himself and devil take the hindmost;
and the flight of the army was like a flight from the very devil
himself. Lieutenant Boggs, whose feet were the swiftest in the hills,
outstripped his devoted band. Lieutenant Skaggs, being fat and slow,
fell far behind his reserve, and dropped exhausted on a rock for a
moment to get his breath. As he rose, panting, to resume flight, a
figure bounded out o

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