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Marion.l as he uttered these sentiments
and fancied felt as when / heard the lasI
words Or the brave De Kalb. The Enc.
lshman hung his honest. head, and look q
asif hs had seen the nphraiding gloets. d
biz illustrious countrymen, Sidney and
Hamp2en."


On his return to Georgetown, he wa,
asked ey Col. Watson why he looked SO
serious! sa,s-.a ss,,,> ..s,si a,E4 aa,gi.s
~ have cause, sir" said he, sto look
serious. ~ - si'isasfa H8ftaa'
"What, has General Marion refused tc
treat?" ai yl4A4sr 4aY t


.No, SIR, ~ S. ,.s


"Well. them, has old Wsshinrton de.
feaied Sir Henry Clinton and broke up on,
army?" a.a ,sge#


HNo. sir, moi that eitherr-,bu, scorss.''
"Ah, what can be worse:s'' ,s.f /.


"Why, sir, | have seen an American
general and his officers, without paw, and
almost without clothes, living on roots and
drinking waler, and all fot LsSarY!
What chance have we against such nsnl:;


1t is ); Id that Col. w. was not much OBJ.
ligeo to him for this speech; but the young
officer was 50 struck with Marion's sen.
.timents, that he never rested until NJ
threw up his commission and retired from
the service--Gody's Laays Book.