Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 543
officers said: Ourarmy love their general very much, but they haveone thing against him, which is, the little care hetakes of himself in any action. His personalbravery and the desire he has of animating histroops by example make him fearless of danger.This occasions us much uneasiness. But… … picion, so he decided to arrive at least an hourearlier than the appointed time. The host sug-gested a walk on the piazza, and by his nervous-ness soon made it evident to his guest that some-thing was wrong. Washington brought the con-versation around to the subject of traitors, and hewondered at…
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