Officers take post in front of your squadrons.
Squadrons wheel to the right; march.
To the right.
To the right about.
The same then was repeated to the left; and the evolutions came to an end, the trumpets blowing a march till the inspecting officer was out of sight.
THE END
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FOOTNOTES:
[1] In those days written Tap-to, meaning that no more liquor was to be drawn.
[2] There were curious ideas afloat in those days about soldiers’ heads. Colonel Dalrymple of the King’s Own Dragoons suggests (1761) that the men’s hair should be cut close, but that they should be provided with Spanish lamb’s-wool wigs for cold and rainy weather.