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'I'm thinking of calling on her mother,' old Mrs. Platt said, looking at her little grandson with her keen grey eyes; 'shall I take you with me to see the little girl?' 'I've seen her enough, granny. Please, I think I'd rather not.' I'M THINKING OF CALLING ON HER MOTHER OLD MISSUS PLATT SAID LOOKING AT HER LITTLE GRANDSON WITH HER KEEN GRAY EYES SHALL I TAKE YOU WITH ME TO SEE THE LITTLE GIRL I'VE SEEN HER ENOUGH GRANNIE PLEASE I THINK I'D RATHER NOT
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.' '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.' 'They never make one, as you're trying to do.' Teddy looked puzzled. 'Well,' he said presently, 'I expect it's because she's a stranger. She doesn't belong to our village. I don't like strangers.' 'She's no more a stranger than you were when you first came here,' his mother said; 'and the fact of her being a stranger ought to make you kind to her. TS 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 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 THEY NEVER MAKE ONE AS YOU'RE TRYING TO DO TEDDY LOOKED PUZZLED WELL HE SAID PRESENTLY I EXPECT IT BECAUSE SHE'S A STRANGER SHE DOESN'T BELONG TO OUR VILLAGE I DON'T LIKE STRANGERS SHE'S NO MORE A STRANGER THAN YOU WERE WHEN YOU FIRST CAME HERE HIS MOTHER SAID AND THE FACT OF HER BEING A STRANGER OUGHT TO MAKE YOU KIND TO HER
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