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A Jersey boy in the Revolution (1899)

Tomlinson, Everett T. (Everett Titsworth), 1859-1931, Schoonover, Frank Earle, 1877-1972, ill · Boston : Houghton, Mifflin and Company · leaf 270

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ires are too far gonefor us to fight them, and the rascals are backat the Hook by this time. No, they are nt, said the wounded man. They ve gone on to Tinton Falls. To Tinton Falls ? Then we ve plentyof time left. How many of them werethere? Seven or eight hundred, I should think,groaned the man. I… … THE MAN WAS STILL ABLE TO SPEAK THE COMING OF THE REDCOATS 251 Tinton Falls. The prospect was far gravernow, for if the mans statement was correctthey would meet a body which outnumberedthem twenty to one. Ignoring the danger,however, the sturdy men pushed rapidly for-ward. Along the road they came…

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