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Mr. Upton looked amused. 'Have you had any battles with him yet?' 'I think I had one yesterday. May I tell you? Granny was very angry with me because I had made Uncle Jake's best handkerchief into a banner of love. I didn't really think it was naughty. I wrote "Love" in ink right across it; and I took such pains, for I wanted to show it to Nancy. And when I got home granny was so angry that she took me by the collar and she locked me into the back kitchen; and mother was out, and I cried, I was so miserable. MISTER UPTON LOOKED AMUSED HAVE YOU HAD ANY BATTLES WITH HIM YET I THINK I HAD ONE YESTERDAY MAY I TELL YOU GRANNY WAS VERY ANGRY WITH ME BECAUSE I HAD MADE UNCLE JAKE'S BEST HANDKERCHIEF INTO A BANNER OF LOVE I DIDN'T REALLY THINK IT WAS NAUGHTY I WROTE LOVE IN INK RIGHT ACROSS IT AND I TOOK SUCH PAINS FOR I WANTED TO SHOW IT TO NANCY AND WHEN I GOT HOME GRANNY WAS SO ANGRY THAT SHE TOOK ME BY THE COLLAR AND SHE LOCKED ME INTO THE BACK KITCHEN AND MOTHER WAS OUT AND I CRIED I WAS SO MISERABLE
e has sailors just as well as soldiers, only you're not telling true.' Her tone was getting wrathful, but Teddy shook his head solemnly. 'I'm sure there's nothing about Jesus' sailors in the Bible; but I'll ask mother, and then I'll tell you. I must go home now. Good-bye. We're going to be friends?' 'Yes, we're going to be friends,' she repeated; and then away they scampered in different directions, Nancy calling out, like a true little woman, 'But I shan't really love you till you give me your button.' CHAPTER V First Victories 'Please, sir, may I speak to you?' Mr. Upton was coming out of church after a choir practice, when Teddy accosted him. He smiled when he saw the boy. 'You may walk home with me and speak to me as much as you like.' And so they sauntered up the shady lane, the old rector with his head bent and his hands crossed behind him, and the boy all eager excitement and motion, with suppressed importance in his tone. 'I want you to give me a name for my enemy, please, sir.  CHAPTER FIVE 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 LIBER BOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY ROBERT HARDER TEDDY'S BUTTON BY AMY LE FEVER CHAPTER FIVE FIRST VICTORIES PLEASE SIR MAY SPEAK TO YOU MISTER UPTON WAS COMING OUT OF CHURCH AFTER CHOIR PRACTICE WHEN TEDDY ACCOSTED HIM HE SMILED WHEN HE SAW THE BOY YOU MAY WALK HOME WITH ME AND SPEAK TO ME AS MUCH AS YOU LIKE AND SO THEY SAUNTERED UP THE SHADY LANE THE OLD RECTOR WITH HIS HEAD BENT AND HIS HANDS CROSSED BEHIND HIM AND THE BOY ALL EAGER EXCITEMENT AND MOTION WITH SUPPRESSED IMPORTANCE IN HIS TONE I WANT YOU TO GIVE ME A NAME FOR MY ENEMY PLEASE SIR
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