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Through the Fray

CHAPTER XIV: COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
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I should have cried all night; but then I am not a great, strong fellow like you, and it would not be so hard to be knocked about." "It's no use making excuses, Charlie.

I know I ought not to have given way to my temper like that.

Now, Lucy dear, as you are feeling better, you must sit up and talk to me.

How is mother ?" "Mother is in bed," Lucy said.

"She's always in bed now; the house is dreadful, Ned, without you, and they say you are not to come back yet," and the tears came very near to overflowing again.
"Ah! well, I hope I shall be back before long, Lucy." "I hope so," Lucy said; "but you know you will soon be going away again to be a soldier." "I shall not go away again now, Lucy," Ned said quietly.


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