[Gutenberg 54595] • Adventures of an Aide-de-Camp; or, A Campaign in Calabria, Volume 3 (of 3)

Excerpt from Adventures of an Aide-De-Camp, or a Campaign in Calabria, Vol. 2 of 3

Soon after, the moon went down: the sky changed from deep blue to dusky grey, and gloomy clouds hurried in flitting masses across it at times a solitary star shot forth, and then was lost. The tinkling rivulet winding through the valley, and the silver haze which floated from it through pine and orange groves, faded away, and we could no longer see the track before us. Castelermo now proposed that we should bivouac for the night in the first eligible place, that our nags might have better bottom for continuing our journey by daybreak.

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