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My Lady of Doubt

CHAPTER III
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Yet, Heaven knows, there were enough present even then, the green sward overrun, and the few stands crowded.

Quite a considerable space, leading back from the river landing, had been roped off, and Light Dragoons rode along the lines to keep out invaders; others guarded the main platform until the more distinguished guests were seated.

Few Philadelphia residents were present, although I saw some black coats, the crowd being mostly composed of soldiers bent upon frolic.

In the occupied stands, however, were loyalists in plenty, with a considerable sprinkling of ladies, gaily attired.

I saw all this while striving to spur my horse forward toward where a band played "God save the King," but should have failed to make it, had not Major O'Hara caught glimpse of my face above the press.


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