Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 255
wer of the British ? Theywere here and there and everywhere. Out inthe harbor lay their great ships; in the churchesand college buildings their garrisons were quar-tered; and now they were occupying privatehouses, and driving women and children fromtheir homes; and even here, out in the country,the… … surrounded by the threatening soldiers, the goodquaker remained calm in the presence of danger. looked. There, marching blithely along thelane was a company of redcoats, with the colorsof their accoutrements smartly contrasting. They re bound to Washingtons formerheadquarters, said Ruth. T is there…
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