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The Man

CHAPTER III--HAROLD
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For whatever kind of love it is that boys are capable of, Harold had fallen into it.

'Calf-love' is a thing habitually treated with contempt.

It may be ridiculous; but all the same it is a serious reality--to the calf.
Harold's new-found affection was as deep as his nature.

An only child who had in his memory nothing of a mother's love, his naturally affectionate nature had in his childish days found no means of expression.

A man child can hardly pour out his full heart to a man, even a father or a comrade; and this child had not, in a way, the consolations of other children.


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