Laura Secord, the heroine of 1812

y husband,

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heard his p

the pat

st how Fitz

at Beav

rets, and fume

us Briti

will not, wi

an ali

, all too poo

ed fields

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and sab

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that n

ll warn Fitz

ness is

hour of pre

y aid sh

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m me drop

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this wi

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-regard

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will sur

my husband,

er points

creature by

ion is

thou not been

er have lear

strength thou

, and not

is plain, 'ti

ful task

r me; and

he care o

ear wife! a

too brav

f wolf or

-rattle

Nay, smile n

on shall

east; and Hea

enger-in