Sustained honor - The Age of Liberty Established by John R. (John Roy) Musick
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water back toward Baltimore.
"Put on ivery divilish stitch o' canvas yer tub 'll carry," said Terrence to Luff Williams. "The Johnny Bulls won't like this a bit, and bad luck to us if they git their hands on us." Fernando, now that the nervous strain was over, sank back in the boat, almost completely exhausted. "Fernando, ye did it illegintly," said the young Irishman. "Will he die?" "Not unless the doctors kill him trying to dig it out." "I hope they won't." "What the divil's the difference? Before this toime next year, we'll be shootin' redcoats for sport." "Say, what's that, shipmate?" drawled out Luff Williams. "Where?" "Look ahead." "A long boat full o' British marines!" cried Terrence. "Boys, I don't like that. Mr. Luff Williams, if ye want a whole skin over yer body pull about and sail down the coast like the divil was after ye!" |
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