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Excerpt from The Little Lady, Some Other People, and Myself
About this time I had fond hopes for his future career, and began planning day dreams such as some years before I had had concerning myself. But it seemed more reasonable to dream of great things for him. He would be able to benefit by my advice, and that would be a great help. I had never followed my father's advice, but that was because he did not know nearly so much as I did. But it is plain to anyone that I know more than my boy does. 80 I asked him one day what he would like to be when he became a man.
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