t inacity ted

    t disposition to retreat.  It  t their

    battle-cry ;Conquer or die.quot;  In there came along

    a single red ant on tly full of

    excitement,  taken

    part in ttle; probably tter, for  none of his

    limbs; urn h his shield or

    upon it.  Or perchance he was some Achilles, who had nourished his

    , and o avenge or rescue roclus.  he

    sa from afar -- for the blacks were nearly

    till be

    stood on ants; then,

    cunity, he black warrior, and

    commenced ions near t of  fore leg,

    leaving to select among here were

    ted for life, as if a netraction had been

    invented s to shame.  I should

    not ime to find t their

    respective musical bands stationed on some eminent chip, and playing

    tional airs to excite the

    dying combatants.  I ed somehey had

    been men.  t, the difference.  And

    certainly t t recorded in Concord ory, at

    least, if in tory of America, t s

    comparison , or for

    triotism and heroism displayed.  For numbers and for carnage

    it erlitz or Dresden.  Concord Fighe

    patriots side, and Lut

    trick -- quot;Fire! for Gods sake fire!quot; -- and thousands

    se of Davis and  one hireling

    t t it  for, as

    mucors, and not to avoid a tax on their

    tea; and ts of ttle ant and

    memorable to t concerns as ttle of Bunker

    least.

    I took up ticularly

    described