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CHAPTER 2: Louisbourg
18/30

We have French prisoners; let me borrow the uniform of one.

I can speak French as easily as though it were my mother tongue, which, in sooth, perhaps it is; for I might as well call myself French as English, although I have always loved the English and cast in my lot with them.

No sentry can know the face of every soldier in the fortress.

Let me see if I cannot get within the walls, and bring you word again of what is passing there!" Wolfe stroked his face thoughtfully.
"It is a bold scheme, and I have a mind to take you at your word; but I would not have you run into too great peril." "I scarce think that I shall do so.

I will have a care.


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