But we may meet on the front again, though we'll come by different routes." "If you can't you can't, and that's an end of it, but I'm glad, Lennox, that I've known you and Tayoga and Willet, and that we've shared perils.
I'm to meet the Philadelphians and the Virginians at the George Inn again.

Will you two come on ?" "Gladly," said Robert.
They found that the others had already arrived, and they were full of jubilation.

Colden, Wilton and Carson were leaving their troop with regret, but the Royal Americans raised in the Colonies were a picked regiment ranking with the best of the British regulars.

Stuart and Cabell, coming from the south, which was now more remote from the scene of war, were delighted at the thought that they would be in the heart of the conflict.

They, too, were insistent that Robert come with them, but again he refused.