Subject: Everyone needs this flashlight that can shine miles away

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Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2018 14:54:39 -0400

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doubt she felt that she was in the way of her duty, replied the captain, and the path of duty is the safe one. She seems to have been a good Christian woman. Yes, indeed said Evelyn. Captain, did not the British attack Fort Mifflin at the same time that the fight was in progress at Fort Mercer46 Yes; the firing of the first gun from the Hessian battery was the signal for the British vessels in the river to begin the assault upon the other fort on its opposite side. The Augusta and several smaller vessels had

batteries in the river galled them considerably in their retreat. After the fight was over Manduit, the French engineer who had directed the artillery fire of the fort, was out with a detachment examining and restoring the palisades, when he heard a voice coming from among the killed and wounded of the enemy, saying, Whoever you are, draw me hence. It was Count Donop, and Manduit had him carried first into the fort, afterward to a house close at hand, occupied by a family named Whitall, where he died three

shore and at noon blew up. The fight between the other British and the American vessels went on until three oclock in the afternoon, when the Merlin took fire and blew up near the mouth of Mud Creek. The Roebuck then dropped down the river below the chevaux de frise, and for a short time the Americans were left in undisturbed possession of their forts. Howe was, however, very anxious to dislodge them,

in the second story busily at work at her spinning-wheel, 45while the shot came dashing like hail against the walls. At length one, a twelve-pound ball from a British vessel in the river, just grazed the walnut tree at the fort, which the Americans used as a flag-staff, and crashed into her house through the heavy brick wall on the north gable, then through a partition at the head of the stairs, crossed a recess, and lodged in another partition near where she was sitting. At that she gathered up her

days afterward.44 Donop was but thirty-seven. He said to Manduit, who attended him till he died, It is finishing a noble career early; but I die the victim of my ambition and the avarice of my sovereign. His sovereign That was George the Third, papa Grace said inquiringly. No, Donop was a Hessian, hired out to the British king by his sovereign, replied her father. And avarice means love of Yes, daughter; and it was avarice on the part of both sovereigns that led to the hiring of the Hessians; the war was