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• Who calls Washington a genius? (9)
• A little more, and he will join George Washington! (8)
• And he is such a George Washington. (8)
• The name of this youth was George Washington. (19)
• There would be no need, then, for a Washington. (18)
• Arnold went to Peekskill with Washington and his party. (18)
• Washington and his military family were finely quartered. (18)
• He began to chatter gaily with Mrs. Brinkley about Washington. (9)
• Yes, General Clinton, he will get West Point from General Washington. (18)
• General Washington would not dare to reprimand me for my extravagance. (18)
• But all this is rather far away from my first meeting with Stedman in Washington. (9)
• He was amazed at the bearing and conversation of Washington and his military family. (18)
• Washington ate his breakfast and started with all of his staff except Colonel Hamilton. (18)
• Had the spirit of Washington appeared in his path, Arnold could not have been more abject. (18)
• The capitol at Washington was burned and several other public buildings destroyed by way of retaliation. (19)
• By a master stroke of military humor we were ordered to return (to Washington) via Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Panama. (7)
• In New York Dan found that Lafflin had gone to Washington to look up something in connection with his patent. (9)
• I expect news any day; still there is a feeling within me that Washington is under the influence of my enemies. (18)
• After General Washington had inspected the redoubts opposite West Point, he went with his suite to Robinson House. (18)
• The true office of the Irish Washington would be to head a rebellion against thriftlessness, superstition, and dirt. (14)
• The next day Washington went to Hartford to meet the French Commander and Arnold returned to West Point in his barge. (18)
• If that plan failed, she could make her way to General Washington and advise him of the advance of the British troops. (18)
• He was going to stay some days in Washington, and he promised other interviews, so that Dan thought it best to stay too. (9)
• Here lay the exposure of the whole plot when the papers were perused by Washington, but too late to entrap the traitor. (18)
• In this room Washington held his councils and transacted his business with all comers; in the chamber overhead he slept. (9)
• A bloody battle was fought, in which Washington was defeated; and now the Indians were more than ever on the French side. (19)
• General Washington missed the messenger because he returned on the road north of the one on which the messenger was sent. (18)
• Not more than two or three years ago, he came to try me as to trying it again at a meeting of newspaper men in Washington. (9)
• But you have mistaken Benjamin Andrews, when you offer him gold for his simple services to a friend of General Washington. (18)
• Consequently there is nothing more to keep me in Washington, and I should now like your advice about coming to Fortress Monroe. (9)
• The French had built Fort Duquesne, and Colonel Washington, with a force of regulars and backwoodsmen, was sent to capture it. (19)
• They had crossed Broadway, and were walking over to Washington Square, in the region of which they now hoped to place themselves. (9)
• Accordingly I wish you would contrive to let them know at Washington that I was in utter ignorance of what my friends were doing. (14)
• He got in, and they began rolling over that smooth Washington asphalt which makes talk in a carriage as easy as in a drawing-room. (9)
• The preliminary test of strength was already offered in Kansas, and the moral and intellectual debate was apparent in Washington. (14)
• He had never been in Washington before, and he had a confused sense of having got back to Rome, which he remembered from his boyish visit. (9)
• After introducing himself, he surrendered the innocent boatmen to the British Commander and wrote a letter to General Washington asking mercy for his wife. (18)
• Besides the foregoing, Colonel Hamilton, the aide of General Washington, being in Philadelphia on business, and Roderick Barclugh completed the list of the older set. (18)
• As her publications are scattered over the city from Park Row to Forty-second Street, so the dwellings of free-lance workers are found everywhere above Washington Square. (16)

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