knapsacks

• “As promised, we tossed the joint yesterday, checking on nightstands, under pillows (and beds), in knapsacks, under chairs, on the library table, and in the bathroom.”

  On the nightstand (under the pillow, in the knapsack, etc.)

• “I made a surreptitious run through the place, checking on nightstands, under pillows (and beds), in knapsacks, under chairs, on the library table, and in the, erm, bathroom.”

  On the nightstand (under the pillow, in the knapsack, etc.)

• “They tossed the joint Saturday morning, checking on nightstands, under pillows (and beds), in knapsacks, under chairs, on the library table, and in the, erm, bathroom.”

  On the nightstand (under the pillow, in the knapsack, etc.)

• “We tossed the joint yesterday, checking on nightstands, under pillows (and beds), in knapsacks, under chairs, on the library table, and in the, erm, bathroom.”

  Archive 2004-11-01

• “I tossed the joint this morning, checking on nightstands, under pillows (and beds), in knapsacks, under chairs, on the library table, and in the, erm, bathroom.”

  02.04

• “We tossed the joint over the weekend, checking on nightstands, under pillows (and beds), in knapsacks, under chairs, on the library table, and in the, erm, bathroom.”

  Archive 2004-09-01

• “We tossed the joint this morning, checking on nightstands, under pillows (and beds), in knapsacks, under chairs, on the library table, and in the, erm, bathroom.”

  Archive 2004-06-01

• “Our knapsacks were a specialty; they were imported from Paris, made of calfskin tanned with hair on, the color being red and white, the skin was fitted around a box frame.”

  One of Jackson's foot cavalry : his experience and what he saw during the war 1861-1865, including a history of "F Company," Richmond, Va., 21st Regiment Virginia Infantry, Second Brigade, Jackson's Division, Second Corps, A. N. Va.,

• “A stoppage for their knapsacks was the ground of complaint which excited the mutinous spirit, which occasioned the men to surround their officers and demand what they deem their arrears.”

  Memoirs of Henry Hunt, Esq. — Volume 2

• “Lieut Charles Calhoun had his leg taken off, and many others are wounded but I will not name them We captured about ten thousand prisoners took a good many peices of cannon fifteen thousand stand of small arms and many other things such as knapsacks [unclear: Gum] cloths, &c. they also left five hospitals in our possession containing near a thousand patients the most of them very badly wounded. but I will close for this time by asking you to write soon.”

  Augusta County: Thomas M. Smiley to Mary A. Smiley, May 9, [1863]

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