Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 342
could busy herself with, as brave Mrs.Murray soon showed her. Lint must bepicked for wounds, errands must be run, hotwater must be brought from the kitchens, so filled with the fleeing troops, until all butfour thousand men, under General Putnam,had left the city. These soldiers had remainedto… … far / ^<ln. Wei &do*n/> AND BRAVELY DID LITTLE KATHARINE SING, WHILE THE AMERICAN ARMY SLIPPED PAST (SEE PAGE 905) far away from the sick-room, bandages mustbe torn and bleached in the sun to makethem swfeet. So all day long, day afterday, Katharines busy feet flew up and down,up and down…
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