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Jo’s Boys

CHAPTER 22
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Ted, if you'd killed a man, would it trouble you--a bad one, I mean ?' The lad opened his mouth to say, 'Not a bit,' but checked that answer as if something in Dan's face made him change his mind.

'Well, if it was my duty in war or self-defence, I suppose I shouldn't; but if I'd pitched into him in a rage, I guess I should be very sorry.

Shouldn't wonder if he sort of haunted me, and remorse gnawed me as it did Aram and those fellows.

You don't mind, do you?
It was a fair fight, wasn't it ?' 'Yes, I was in the right; but I wish I'd been out of it.

Women don't see it that way, and look horrified at such things.


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