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15506	Stephens, Robert Neilson	Philip Winwood A Sketch of the Domestic History of an American Captain in the War of Independence; Embracing Events that Occurred between and during the Years 1763 and 1786, in New York and London: written by His Enemy in War, Herbert Russell, Lieutenant in the Loyalist Forces.			.txt	text/plain	96422	5802	83	Faringfield house, like the family, was one of the finest in New York; "Well, Philip," she said, a moment later, "come in, and feel that you Master Ned stopped just out of Philip's reach, and said insolently: wouldn't stay in New York after leaving you, sir," he said, "for "I shall look for them," said Philip, and turned to go down-stairs "I don't think 'tis a matter need be talked of now," said Phil. "Ay, Captain Winwood's--Mr. Philip, you know--'tis he commands our "And did he never think of us in New York," said Tom, "that he sent us "The offer comes a little late, sir," said Tom, turning to the Philip knew, at the first word, the voice of Ned Faringfield. Philip's mood had changed at thought of Ned's father; the old man's "I don't think Mr. Faringfield will hold out for ever," said Philip, "'Twas Ned Faringfield!" said Philip.	./cache/15506.txt	./txt/15506.txt