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10094	Stevenson, Burton Egbert	A Soldier of Virginia: A Tale of Colonel Washington and Braddock's Defeat			.txt	text/plain	82051	4876	86	"But the time will come," I said, speaking aloud before I thought. "Yes, the time will come, Tom," and Washington looked at me with a grim "Never fear, sir," cried Tom, his lips white with anger and his eyes eyes, as you may well believe, saw descend a little old man, very weak greater liking for his horse and cocks than for his books; and how Mr. Washington had come to Riverview a month before to propose that Mistress "'Tis Mr. Washington!" she cried, looking up into his face, and as he set But I soon saw how impossible this was, for Mr. Washington's companions must needs be hardened men, accustomed to the Colonel Washington a moment ago looking like a thunder-cloud, and he said "These men know best, sir," cried Washington, reining in his horse beside "Yes, Colonel Washington," I said, after a moment's thought.	./cache/10094.txt	./txt/10094.txt