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A S H IN G T O N ’S Startling report on French design» covered
about ten thouaand words. It waa written by him in two day»,
speedily printed and sent acroaa the water» to rouae the King and
member» of the Britiah Parliament. W ith mode*} pride in the aueceaa
of hi» firift important mission, and meditating upon the full import
of hia hazardoua journey, the young man, now approaching the age
of tw enty-tw o. mounted hi» horae and rode away to M ount Vernon.
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By CALVIN FADER
N the day following hia return, Waiihington waa joined by
V _Z Lord Fairfax in a morning ride. Aa usual, they were an
uncommunicative pair. Finally the old fellow broke the silence.
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talked about by others. Silence often insures praise.'*