The Tin Soldier by Temple Bailey
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"Oh, but you could tell me."
"Hardly--it was given in confidence." "Did he? Oh, Daddy, did he tell you?" "Yes." "And he isn't a slacker?" "No." "I knew it--." "You didn't. You thought he was a coward." "Well, I ought to have known better. He looks brave, doesn't he?" "I shouldn't call him exactly a heroic figure." "Shouldn't you?" She finished her chocolate in silence, and followed him in silence to his car. They sped up F Street, gay with its morning crowd. Then at last it came. "Isn't it a wonderful day, Daddy?" He smiled down at her. "There you go." "Well, it is wonderful." She fell again into silence, then again |
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