Why did Waldo seem suprised by the soldiers attitude?

Answer 1

In his, sir inappropriate, behavior, thou "Waldo" expected the soldiers to be a hint more kinder, due to overheard speaking of excitement in the war according to the Continental Army, which caused him to pass the line just a smuggle What he said was inappropriate words, of the sickness, low on food, cold weather, nasty clothes, and cooking. Complaining of smoke, hunger, and filthiness, thou person has absolutely no right to act in such behavior of any situation, no matter what. What would you do if someone called you, thou Waldo, such unused, and unnecessary language to poor people like so?

Answer 2

he said was inappropriate words, of the sickness, low on food, cold weather, nasty clothes, and cooking.