[Melbourne House, Volume 1 by Susan Warner]@TWC D-Link bookMelbourne House, Volume 1 CHAPTER XVI 27/41
"I don't think I shall ever forget about the Saxon Heptarchy, and Egbert, and Alfred." "How about forgetting _me_ ?" "You know I couldn't," said Daisy with a most genial smile.
"O Capt. Drummond!"-- she added, as a flash of sudden thought crossed her face. "What now, Daisy ?" The child looked at him with a most earnest, inquisitive wistful gaze. The Captain had some difficulty to stand it. "O Capt.
Drummond," she repeated,--"are you going to be ashamed of Christ ?" [Illustration] The young soldier was strangely enough confused by this simple question. His embarrassment was even evident.
He hesitated for a reply, and it did not readily dome.
When it came, it was an evasion. "That is right, Daisy," he said; "stand by your colours.
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