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FJ.782.099
11 Dec 1782:31 (2/86)
. . . [In a letter to editor]
You see, my friend, I know what passes in town better than
you imagine And now for your president --To be sure, a
pretty hand you have made of it--Did you ever read the fable
of the trumpeter? He set other people by the ears then ran
away himself--A fine holiday Colonel! When the enemy were
in Jersey and his battalion called on him to head them--not
one inch would he budge--he had done with them, and they
took the field without him. . .
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