7/45 But despite our defeat we've a powerful army yet, and England and the Colonies will not sit down and just weep." "What you say iss so, Robert, my boy. I am not of English blood, but when things look worst iss the time when England shows best, and the people here are of the same breed. What did you say had become of Willet ?" "Shortly before we reached Albany he turned aside to see Sir William Johnson. We had, too, with us, a young Englishman named Grosvenor, a fine fellow, but he went at once to the English camp here to report for duty. |