Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 390
deal with one ofthe few base cowards King George has in hisarmy, he said calmly. I am sorry if he isforced to take such sorry fellows when he shouldhave gentlemen. Blundell rose to his feet, fairly foaming at themouth. Now you will give me satisfaction for this!he shouted. But Brother John stepped… … THERE WAS A RUSH FOR THE STAIRCASE. (see next page.) 877 878 THE LUCKY SIXPENCE [Aug., And I will fight no blustering coward whobullies defenseless women and children! criedBrother John, losing some of his coolness. Sayno more, or I will have my servants in to whipyou as you deserve. Your servants…
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