Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 200
ding by his side, but they could notovertake him. His horse, covered with foam, shotdown the road over a bridge and up the hillbeyond. The retreating column saw him come.The men knew him ; they stopped ; the) madeway for the splendid-looking man, as he, theirleader, rode headlong into the midst of… … lap WASHINGTON REBUKING LEE, AT MONMOUTH. inaction, sent the messenger to urge Washingtonto come at once to the front ; that he wasneeded. Washington was already on the way,before the messenger reached him, when he wasmet by a little fifer boy, who cried out: They are all coming this way, your…
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