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Towards the end of the meal several ladies came forward and sang, and one or two part songs were also given by some of the guests staying at the Hall. TOWARD THE END OF THE MEAL SEVERAL LADIES CAME FORWARD AND SANG AND ONE OR TWO PART SONGS WERE ALSO GIVEN BY SOME OF THE GUESTS STAYING AT THE HALL
 my right hand, I do believe, if I could be as Saxby is. I can't bring myself up to the point; that's it!' Meanwhile, poor little Teddy crept indoors with a sad face, to announce to his mother the failure of his mission. 'He was nearly here, mother--just the other side of the hedge outside--and yet he turned back!' CHAPTER VII Uplifted and Cast Down It was a bright, cheery gathering a few hours later. Mr. Upton had thrown his whole heart into the scheme, and had been round with his tickets to a few outlying inns, where more of the men were billeted, so that there were altogether over forty redcoats assembled. Mrs. John and two other neighbours were in charge of the tea and coffee, and Teddy and Nancy, with one or two other children, as a special favour, were allowed to help to wait on the guests. The tables were decorated with flowers; meat-pies, cold beef and ham sandwiches disappeared in a marvellous manner, and the cakes and bread-and-butter with watercress were equally appreciated.  CHAPTER SEVEN OF TEDDY'S BUTTON THIS IS A LIBER BOX RECORDING ALL LIBERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBERVOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY ROBERT HARDER TEDDY'S BUTTON BY AMI LA FEVER CHAPTER SEVEN UPLIFTED AND CAST DOWN IT WAS A BRIGHT CHEERY GATHERING A FEW HOURS LATER MISTER UPTON HAD THROWN HIS WHOLE HEART INTO THE SCHEME AND HAD BEEN ROUND WITH HIS TICKETS TO A FEW OUTLYING INNS WHERE MORE OF THE MEN WERE BILLETED SO THAT THERE WERE ALL TOGETHER OVER FORTY RED COATS ASSEMBLED MISSUS JOHN AND TWO OTHER NEIGHBORS WERE IN CHARGE OF THE TEA AND COFFEE AND TEDDY AND NANCY WITH ONE OR TWO OTHER CHILDREN AS A SPECIAL FAVOR WERE ALLOWED TO HELP TO WAIT ON THE GUESTS THE TABLES WERE DECORATED WITH FLOWERS MEAT PIES COLD BEEF AND HAM SANDWICHES DISAPPEARED IN A MARVELLOUS MANNER AND THE CAKES AND BREAD AND BUTTER WITH WATERCRESS WERE EQUALLY APPRECIATED
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