break camp

And Count Charles had ordered them killed as calmly as he might order his army to break camp.

But the warning thunder had been enough for the young troop leader, and prompted him to break camp and get out of the gorge.

In former times, however, it was customary to break camp any time between the seventh and tenth days.

For that reason Haukemah would not here leave his customary hieroglyphic record when he should break camp.

Randy and Nugget wanted to break camp at once, and Clay was more than inclined to side with them.

But we can break camp at dawn and make it before the sun is high, and the water will hold out that long.

If we break camp to-morrow, how the devil can we march over such soggy roads?

When the lambs were three weeks old Sandy decided to break camp, leave the fenced lambing-pasture, and push on to higher ground.

June 6th orders were received to break camp and proceed to Port Tampa, there to go on board the transports for Cuba.

“Break camp, Pierre,” she said to the boatman, who alone had remained awake against her return.