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... soon undressed ; but instead of being nestled between sheets in a comfortable bed , as at the maternal home , or at Mount Vernon , he found himself on a couch of matted straw , under a threadbare blanket , swarming with unwelcome ...
... soon undressed ; but instead of being nestled between sheets in a comfortable bed , as at the maternal home , or at Mount Vernon , he found himself on a couch of matted straw , under a threadbare blanket , swarming with unwelcome ...
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... soon universally adopted . For his own part , Washington ad- hered to it rigorously throughout the year . The arti- cles proscribed by it were never to be seen in his house , and his agent in London was enjoined to ship nothing for him ...
... soon universally adopted . For his own part , Washington ad- hered to it rigorously throughout the year . The arti- cles proscribed by it were never to be seen in his house , and his agent in London was enjoined to ship nothing for him ...
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... soon be made . Prescott mingled among his men in the redoubt , who were all in high spirits at the severe check they had given " the regulars . " He praised them for their steadfastness in maintaining their post , and their good conduct ...
... soon be made . Prescott mingled among his men in the redoubt , who were all in high spirits at the severe check they had given " the regulars . " He praised them for their steadfastness in maintaining their post , and their good conduct ...
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CHAPTER I | 25 |
CHAPTER II | 45 |
CHAPTER III | 53 |
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