Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 403
roops onward in the face of deadlyfire; sometimes the hero stops the madly dashinghorses; but these are not the only kinds of bravery.Sometimes a brave deed is one that shows sacrifice andunselfishness. So it is with this story. It was a bitterly cold night in Valley Forge. Thewind howled through… … a HEADING FOR JULY. BY N. U. HAGAN, AGE 9(SILVER BADGE.) and last of all, the sentinels and pickets out in the cold—brave defenders of their rights. Through the camp walks the tall general. His browis furrowed with lines of worry. He gathers the foldsof his cloak around him as a cold blast of wind…
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