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'I don't suppose you want me to,' observed Teddy cheerfully, as he saw that the stick, instead of being brandished over his head, was now safely resting on the ground, 'but I've got to do it, you see, because my banner I'm holding for my Captain is Love, and I must love everybody.' The farmer did not answer. I DON'T SUPPOSE YOU WANT ME TO OBSERVED TEDDY CHEERFULLY AS HE SAW THAT THE STICK INSTEAD OF BEING BRANDISHED OVER HIS HEAD WAS NOW SAFELY RESTING ON THE GROUND BUT I'VE GOT TO DO IT YOU SEE BECAUSE MY BANNER I'M HOLDING FOR MY CAPTAIN IS LOVE AND I MUST LOVE EVERYBODY THE FARMER DID NOT ANSWER
m back through their hole again. Look, that's where they broke through.' 'A likely story! Much more probable you made the hole yourself.' Teddy's blood rushed into his face. 'I never tell a lie!' he cried, 'and you're a--' He stopped, and hung his head in shame at the word that almost slipped from him. Jonathan Green looked curiously at him. 'Now may I ask what the end of that speech was going to be?' he said grimly. Teddy looked up. 'Ipse was going to say you was a liar yourself, but I just stopped him in time.' 'I shall believe you have a bee in your bonnet, as some folks say,' said the farmer; 'pray, if the sheep came out of their proper field, what business was that of yours?' 'I wanted to be good to you. I'm sorry I tied you up that day, dreadful sorry. And I've got to love you, so I thought it would be a good plan to send your sheep back again.' 'You've got to love me!' repeated the farmer, opening his eyes in mock surprise; 'and when did I ask for any of your love, young fellow? ED UP FRANKLY AT HIM INDEED SIR I WAS TRYING TO DRIVE THEM BACK THROUGH THEIR HOLE AGAIN LOOK THAT'S WHERE THEY BROKE THROUGH A LIKELY STORY MUCH MORE PROBABLE YOU MADE THE HOLE YOURSELF TEDDY'S BLOOD RUSHED INTO HIS FACE I NEVER TELL A LIE HE CRIED IN EUROPE HE STOPPED AND HUNG HIS HEAD IN SHAME AT THE WORD THAT ALMOST SLIPPED FROM HIM JONATHAN GREEN LOOKED CURIOUSLY AT HIM NOW MAY I ASK WHAT THE END OF THAT SPEECH WAS GOING TO BE HE SAID GRIMLY TEDDY LOOKED UP IPSE WAS GOING TO SAY YOU WAS A LIAR YOURSELF BUT I JUST STOPPED HIM IN TIME I SHALL BELIEVE YOU HAVE A BEE IN YOUR BONNET AS SOME FOLKS SAY SAID THE FARMER PRAY IF THE SHEEP CAME OUT OF THEIR PROPER FIELD WHAT BUSINESS WAS THAT OF YOURS I WANTED TO BE GOOD TO YOU I'M SORRY I TIED YOU UP THAT DAY DREADFUL SORRY AND I'VE GOT TO LOVE YOU SO I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE A GOOD PLAN TO SEND YOUR SHEEP BACK AGAIN YOU'VE GOT TO LOVE ME REPEATED THE FARMER OPENING HIS EYES IN MOCK SURPRISE AND WHEN DID I ASK FOR ANY OF YOUR LOVE YOUNG FELLOW
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