From Farm
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共 30 段- Treason of Arnold--How Accomplished--Capture and Execution
- George made no reply. His young companions stood in silence,
- "The rapid progress George made in his studies was owing, no
- "Well, if you learn that last lesson thoroughly it will be o
- "I fear it is so; and George better be sent for at soon as p
- "I was often there with George, his playmate, school-mate, a
- This picture of beautiful simplicity and absence of pride, i
- Everett says: "The hardships of this occupation will not be
- At the same time the Indians justly claimed right and title
- Washington inquired concerning the reliability of this infor
- "Certain marks which they left behind showed that the butche
- Washington marched his little army back to Williamsburg, whe
- "Indians have a poor show in the presence of this force," re
- "In all things I meet with the greatest opposition. No order
- "The shortest way may prove longer than the longest way if y
- After three months had elapsed, Washington took his seat in
- The son was between sixteen and seventeen years of age when
- To the Colonies a tax on one article was just as much an inv
- "There is no time to lose," remarked Adams to Washington. "L
- "Within a few days this army will be reduced to less than te
- Thomas Hickey, one of Washington's own guard, was proved to
- "I will answer your inquiry," replied Washington. "We shall
- It was a cold morning, and the guards had stacked their arms
- The plan of the British for 1777 was, for General Howe, with
- The next year, 1779, the enemy carried on a predatory war, s
- "I shall remain but a few days here, and shall proceed to Ph
- "I receive my friend with a cordial welcome," answered Washi
- 18. Without looking forward to an extremity of this kind (wh
- "I aided him all in my power, and was gratified in believing
- "Cease, sons of America, lamenting our separation. Go on and