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 "We do not think it worth while to go to war about these posts," said
Mr. Morris, rising and bowing to Mr.
Pitt and his Grace of Leeds, "but we know our rights and will avail
ourselves
of them when time and circumstance suit." "Another fruitless effort,"
he said, when they had been ushered out and were in the carriage and
driving
along
Whitehall. "I think there is little chance of making a new commercial
treaty
when they

will not fulfil the peace treaty already
in existence. I caught the drift of Mr. Pitt's suggestion about mutual
accommodation--'twas but a snare to trip us up into repudiating the old
treaty." "Yes," said Calvert, laughing,
"a Pittfall." "And you will see, Ned," added Mr. Morris, joining in the
laugh, "that nothing
will be done--unless 'tis to appoint a minister to the United States.
'Tis my conviction that Mr. Pitt has determined, in