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'You young vagabond,' he shouted, springing towards him, a thick stick in hand, 'leave my sheep alone! How dare you come on my premises? You're always after some fresh trick or other.' YOU YOUNG VAGABOND HE SHOUTED SPRINGING TOWARD HIM A FIXED STICK IN HIS HAND LEAVE MY SHEEP ALONE HOW DARE YOU COME ON MY PREMISES YOU'RE ALWAYS AFTER SOME FRESH TRICK OR OTHER
ut I'll think about belonging to the Captain. I should like to go to heaven.' It was one day soon after this that Teddy was straying over the fields in his happy, careless fashion; fond as he was of games with the village boys, often there were times when he liked his own society best, and he wandered on talking to himself, and gathering grass and wild-flowers as he went. His quick eyes soon noted some sheep making their way through a gap in the hedge, and from thence they were going through an open gate into the high road. 'Those are Farmer Green's sheep,' quoth he to himself. 'I'm glad of it--horrid old man he is! No, Ipse, be quiet; that isn't the way to think of him. I'll go and drive them back again!' And he trotted off with this intention; but it is much more difficult to get sheep into their rightful place than out of it, and this Teddy found to his cost. His face was hot and red, his voice hoarse with shouting, and then, to his consternation, Farmer Green appeared on the scene. ION WITH SOLEMN EYES I WON'T PROMISE BUT I'LL THINK ABOUT BELONGING TO THE CAPTAIN I SHOULD LIKE TO GO TO HEAVEN IT WAS ONE DAY SOON AFTER THIS THAT TEDDY WAS STRAYING OVER THE FIELDS IN HIS HAPPY CARELESS FASHION FOND AS HE WAS OF GAMES WITH THE VILLAGE BOYS OFTEN THERE WERE TIMES WHEN HE LIKED HIS OWN SOCIETY AND HE WANDERED ON TALKING TO HIMSELF AND GATHERING GRASS AND WILD FLOWERS AS HE WENT HIS QUICK EYES SOON NOTED SOME SHEEP MAKING THEIR WAY THROUGH A GAP IN THE HEDGE AND FROM THENCE THEY WERE GOING THROUGH AN OPEN GATE INTO THE HIGHROAD THOSE ARE FARMER GREEN'S SHEEP QUOTH HE TO HIMSELF I'M GLAD OF IT HORRID OLD MAN HE IS NO IPSE BE QUIET THAT ISN'T THE WAY TO THINK OF HIM I'LL GO AND DRIVE THEM BACK AGAIN AND HE TROTTED OFF WITH THIS INTENTION BUT IT IS MUCH MORE DIFFICULT TO GET SHEEP INTO THEIR RIGHTFUL PLACE THAN OUT OF IT AND THIS TEDDY FOUND TO HIS COST HIS FACE WAS HOT AND RED HIS VOICE HOARSE WITH SHOUTING AND THEN TO HIS CONSTERNATION FARMER GREEN APPEARED ON THE SCENE
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