deserter

Upon the line of baseness,—the deserter is placed next to the traitor.

I shall remain where I am; I may as well be shot as a deserter.

There was nothing of importance to be done, but he felt a little like a deserter, nevertheless.

I, who owed my commission to his noble name, was a republican, a deserter!

Indeed, I had only to say anywhere I was a deserter, and every one was kind to me.

Or is he the deserter from a camp, where his treason may sow disaffection?

You're a coward and a deserter, and the South don't need you!

He's a coward and a deserter and a drunkard and a frightener of women!

Only the straggler or deserter has as few marks as you to show.

Gabriel Faa, besides being a gipsy, was a vagrant and a deserter.