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:20:22
He`s as imprudent as his father was
at his age.

:20:27
Regrettably so.
:20:31
l`ll see to it that he
serves under me.

:20:36
Make him a clerk or quartermaster,
something of that sort.

:20:44
Good luck.
:21:15
Dear Thomas:
Though many seasons have passed...

:21:18
...it seems Iike onIy yesterday when
we Iast saw each otherin CharIes Town.

:21:24
With sadness, I Iearned
ofits recent faII to the British...

:21:28
...under GeneraI CornwaIIis.
:21:36
I received a Ietter
from Aunt CharIotte...

:21:38
...saying she cIosed herhome
in CharIes Town after the city feII...

:21:42
...and moved to herpIantation
on the Santee.

:21:58
Here in the north, our campaign has
been marked by defeat and privation.


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