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Ailsa Paige

CHAPTER V
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There are so many regiments forming, so many recruiting stations that we--we haven't decided--have we, uncle ?" And she gave Berkley a wistful, harrowing glance that enlightened him.
He said gravely: "I suppose the average age of these volunteers will be about eighteen.

And if the militia go, too, it will be comforting for a defenceless city to know she has men of your experience to count on, Captain Lent." "_I_ am going to the front," observed the Captain.
"There may be much to be done in New York, sir." "Then let the police do it," said Captain Lent calmly.

"The Union must and shall be preserved.

If any man attempts to haul down the American flag, shoot him upon the spot.

Et cetera, sir, et cetera." "Certainly.


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