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'That's what he was a sayin' to me t'other day,' put in his uncle slowly; 'he says he wants one.' 'Yes, I do,' and Teddy gave a fervent nod as he spoke; 'and, mother, I believe most good people have enemies, so it must be right to have one.' THAT'S WHAT HE WAS A SAYING TO ME THE OTHER DAY PUT IN HIS UNCLE SLOWLY HE SAYS HE WANTS ONE YES I DO AND TEDDY GAVE A FERVENT NOD AS HE SPOKE AND MOTHER I BELIEVE MOST GOOD PEOPLE HAVE ENEMIES SO IT MUST BE RIGHT TO HAVE ONE
hat little girl I told you of--Nancy her name is.' 'Where have you seen her?' 'Down by the brook; we fell into the water together, because we both wanted to cross at once.' 'But, my boy, that was naughty for you not to give place to her,' and Mrs. John spoke reprovingly. 'I know it was, mother, but I wasn't going to turn back. That would be running away from the enemy. You see, we met in the middle, and she's not at all a nice girl, and she's so proud and stuck up about the sailors!' 'As proud as you are of the redcoats, I guess!' old Mrs. Platt said. 'Do sailors and soldiers like each other?' questioned Teddy, ignoring the thrust. 'I am sure I don't know,' his mother answered, smiling. 'I have never seen them together that I remember, but I should think they did. They both fight for their queen and country.' 'Well, I'm a soldier's son, and I don't like a sailor's daughter, I know that! I think she is a kind of enemy.' 'Oh, hush! sonny. You must have no enemies. It is wrong to talk so. OFF WHO'S BEEN BRINGING UP THE SAILORS TO YOU ASKED HIS GRANDMOTHER THAT LITTLE GIRL I TOLD YOU OF NANCY IS HER NAME WHERE HAVE YOU SEEN HER DOWN BY THE BROOK WE FELL INTO THE WATER TOGETHER BECAUSE WE BOTH WANTED TO CROSS AT ONCE BUT MY BOY THAT WAS NAUGHTY FOR YOU NOT TO GIVE PLACE TO HER MISSUS JOHN SPOKE REPROVINGLY I KNOW IT WAS MOTHER BUT I WASN'T GOING TO TURN BACK THAT WOULD BE RUNNING AWAY FROM THE ENEMY YOU SEE WE MET IN THE MIDDLE SHE'S NOT AT ALL A NICE GIRL SHE'S SO PROUD AND STUCK UP ABOUT THE SAILORS AS PROUD AS YOU ARE OF THE REDCOATS I GUESS OLD MISSUS PLATT SAID DO SAILORS AND SOLDIERS LIKE EACH OTHER QUESTIONED TEDDY IGNORING THE THRUST I'M SURE I DON'T KNOW HIS MOTHER ANSWERED SMILING I HAVE NEVER SEEN THEM TOGETHER THAT I REMEMBER BUT I SHOULD THINK THEY DID THEY BOTH FIGHT FOR THEIR QUEEN AND COUNTRY WELL I'M A SOLDIER'S SON AND I DON'T LIKE A SAILOR'S DAUGHTER I KNOW THAT I THINK SHE IS A KIND OF ENEMY OH HUSH SONNY YOU MUST HAVE NO ENEMIES IT IS WRONG TO TALK SO
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