Always your Lordship’s

Ob’d’t hum’le serv’t.

_Henry Conway._

His lordship looked at me as I put away the letters. I said: “That

seems to me good sense; but about the general, I cannot credit it.”

“You will judge for yourself,” he said, “if this be the man to send

into the wilderness. Keep the letters, but do not lose them; you may

return them later.” Which I should have done, only that the rout on the

Monongahela put it out of my mind.

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