g mind i promise nothing the dawn breaks as g into the garden m up at the gate on his way to parade and very old man how goes g dazed i don t quite know stay a the valley of the shadow bit have a drink or something don t run away you re just getting amusing ha i ha m aside what am i let in for has aged ten years in the night g slowly your s too loose m so it is put it straight will you aside i shall be late for parade poor g links and chain and finally stands staring towards the the day doctor knocked out gravity across and shaking g s hands it s � it s � it s � there s a fair chance � a dashed fair chance the y know the sweat y know i saw how it would be the y know clever woman that of yours stopped the just at the right time a dashed good chance no � you don t go in we ll pull her through yet i promise on my reputation � under providence send a man with this note to two heads better than one specially the pull her round hastily to house g his head on neck of m s jack i � � believe i m going to make a � � bloody m openly and feeling in his left i b b � believe i b doing it already old bad what i say i b as pleased as � you i you re one big idiot and i b pulling himself together sit tight here comes the devil junior who is not in the doctor s the valley of the shadow confidence we � we are only men in these things i know that i can say nothing now to help m then don t say it leave him alone it s not bad enough to over here take the to and ride hell for leather it ll do you good i can t go junior do him good smiling give me the and i ll drive let him lie down your horse is my cart � please m without back i beg your pardon � i ll on paper if you like junior m s that ll do thanks turn in and i ll bring back � � hell for leather m it would have served me right if he d cut me across the face he can drive too i shouldn t care to go that pace in a cart what a faith he must have in his maker � of harness come you brute off to parade blowing his nose as the sun rises interval of five weeks mrs g very white and pinched in morning at breakfast table how big and strange the room looks and oh how glad i am to see it again what dust though i i must talk to the servants sugar i ve almost forgotten seriously wasn t i very ill g than i liked tenderly oh you bad little what a start you gave me mrs g i ll never do it again g you d better not and now get those the valley of the shadow poor pale cheeks pink again or i shall be angry don t try to lift the urn you ll upset it wait round to head of table and lifts urn mrs g quickly see butler get a kettle from the cook house drawing down g s face to her own dear remember g what mrs g that last terrible night g then just you forget all about it mrs g her eyes filling never it has brought us very close together my husband there i m going to give a g i gave her fifty mrs g so she told me it was a reward was i worth it several don t here s the � two or one sir the swelling op if thou hast run with the and they have wearied thee then how thou contend with horses and if in the land of peace wherein thou they wearied thee then how wilt thou do in the swelling of scene � the in the plains on a january morning g arguing with bearer in back m rides up m mrs how s the infant phenomenon and the proud proprietor mrs g you ll find them in the front go through the house i m just now m about with cares of f i fly passes into front where is watching junior aged ten months crawling about the m what s the trouble � an honest man s europe morning this way seeing g junior by jove that s on any amount of bone below the knee there g yes he s a healthy little scoundrel don t you think his hair s growing m let s have a look hi come here general luck and we ll report on you mrs g within what absurd name will you give him next why do you call him that the swelling of m isn t he our general of cavalry doesn t he come down in his seventeen two every morning the pink parade don t give us your private opinion on the way the third went past trifle ragged weren t they g a bigger set of than the new i don t wish to see they ve given me more than my fair share � knocking the out of shape it s sickening i m when you re in command you ll do better young un can t you walk yet grip my finger and try to g t hurt his will it g oh no don t let him though or he ll all the off your boots mrs g who s destroying my son s character m and my s i m ashamed of you 