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Frank’s Campaign

CHAPTER IV
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But have you thought that you will be obliged to give up attending school." "Yes, father." "And, of course, that will put you back; your class-mates will get in advance of you." "I have thought of that, father, and I shall be very sorry for it.

But I think that is one reason why I desire the plan." "I don't understand you, Frank," said his father, a little puzzled.
"You see, father, it would require a sacrifice on my part, and I should feel glad to think I had an opportunity of making a sacrifice for the sake of my country." "That's the right spirit, Frank," said his father approvingly.

"That's the way my grandfather felt and acted, and it's the way I like to see my son feel.

So it would be a great sacrifice to me to leave you all." "And to us to be parted from you, father," said Frank.
"I have no doubt of it, my dear boy," said his father kindly.

"We have always been a happy and united family, and, please God, we always shall be.


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