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In Freedom’s Cause

CHAPTER II
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They keep alive the spirit of resistance and of hope, and prepare the time when the country shall make a general effort.

Until that time comes, my son, resistance against the English power is vain.

Even were it not so, you are too young to take part in such strife, but when you attain the age of manhood, if you should still wish to join the bands of Wallace--that is, if he be still able to make head against the English--I will not say nay.

Here, my son, is your father's sword.

Sandy picked it up as he lay slain on the hearthstone, and hid it away; but now I can trust it with you.


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