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here he clenched his little fists and raised his voice excitedly  'I've gone with the enemy, I've joined Ipse, and that's being a deserter, and now I shan't never, never be able to get back again!' HERE HE CLINCHED HIS LITTLE FISTS AND RAISED HIS VOICE EXCITEDLY I'VE GONE WITH THE ENEMY I'VE JOINED IPSE AND THAT'S BEING A DESERTER AND NOW I SHA'N'T NEVER NEVER BE ABLE TO GET BACK AGAIN
cross him. 'Why, Ted, what be the matter?' he inquired as he lifted him to his feet. Teddy's tear-stained face and quivering lips touched him so, that he sat down on a log of wood near, and drew him between his knees. 'Are you feeling bad--are you hurt?' was the next question; and then Teddy looked up, and in a solemn voice asked, 'What does the Queen do when her soldiers are beaten instead of getting a victory?' 'I--I'm sure I doan't know. I can't remember the time when we was beaten. I reckon she's sorry for them.' 'Doesn't she turn them out of her army?' 'Why, noa!' 'What does God do when His soldiers leave off fighting, and knock under to their enemy?' 'I reckon He's sorry too.' Dimly Jake Platt began to see the drift of the child's questions. Teddy shook his curly head mournfully. 'I'm sure He'll have to turn soldiers out of His army if they give up fighting, and let the banner drag in the dust, and just let the enemy do what they like with them. Why, I've done worse than that!'-- HIS UNCLE HAPPENING TO PASS THROUGH THAT FIELD CAME ACROSS HIM WHY TED WHAT BE THE MATTER HE INQUIRED AS HE LIFTED HIM TO HIS FEET TEDDY'S TEAR STAINED FACE AND QUIVERING LIPS TOUCHED HIM SO THAT HE SAT DOWN ON A LOG OF WOOD NEAR AND DREW HIM UP BETWEEN HIS KNEES ARE YOU FEELING BAD ARE YOU HURT WAS THE NEXT QUESTION AND THEN TEDDY LOOKED UP AND IN A SOLEMN VOICE ASKED WHAT DOES THE QUEEN DO WHEN HER SOLDIERS ARE BEATEN INSTEAD OF GETTING A VICTORY I'M SURE I DON'T KNOW I CAN'T REMEMBER THE TIME WHEN WE WAS BEATEN I RECKON SHE'S SORRY FOR THEM DOESN'T SHE TURN THEM OUT OF HER ARMY WHY NO WHAT DOES GOD DO WHEN HIS SOLDIERS LEAVE OFF FIGHTING AND KNOCK UNDER TO THEIR ENEMY I RECKON HE'S SORRY TOO DIMLY JAKE PLATT BEGAN TO SEE THE DRIFT OF THE CHILD'S QUESTIONS TEDDY SHOOK HIS CURLY HEAD MOURNFULLY I'M SURE HE'LL HAVE TO TURN SOLDIERS OUT OF HIS ARMY IF THEY GIVE UP FIGHTING AND LET THE BANNER DRAG IN THE DUST AND JUST LET THE ENEMY DO WHAT THEY LIKE WITH HIM WHY I'VE DONE WORSE THAN THAT
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