Milady at Arms

Milady at Arms (1937)
by Edith Bishop Sherman

Chapter 1

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This edition is a reprint from 1937

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Milady at Arms

A Story of the Revolutionary Days

By
Edith Bishop Sherman

Illustrated by Marguerite de Angeli

The Sun Dial Press, Inc.
Garden City, New York

To the Memory of
Francis Joseph Parsons
who restored the old ball house in Maplewood, New Jersey

Contents

Chapter		Page
I.	The Question o' Sally	1
II.	The Red-Coat	20
III.	Little Mary	43
IV.	The Toast	63
V.	Sally Goes a-Walking	82
VI.	The Honored Guest	100
VII.	A Dark Gown and a Black Night	121
VIII.	Bullet Moulding	148
IX.	At Munn's Tavern	167
X.	Sally Rides to Arms	191
XI.	The Fight by the River	208
XII.	In the Hayloft	225
XIII.	Sally's Longing	244
XIV.	The Heroine of the Mountain	258
XV.	The Vendue	276
XVI.	To Morris Town	294
XVII.	The Question o' Sally is Answered	313

Milady at Arms

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