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Salute to Adventurers

CHAPTER XI
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I had to arrange that arms from the coast or the river-sides could be sent inland, and for this purpose I had a regiment of pack horses that delivered my own stores as well.

I had to visit all the men on the list whom I did not know, and a weary job it was.

I repeated again my toil of the first year, and in the hot Virginian summer rode the length and breadth of the land.

My own business prospered hugely, and I bought on credit such a stock of tobacco as made me write my uncle for a fourth ship at the harvest sailing.

It seemed a strange thing, I remember, to be bargaining for stuff which might never be delivered, for by the autumn the dominion might be at death grips.
In those weeks I discovered what kind of force Lawrence leaned on.


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