are killed there that i won t turn a hair i hate sentimental rot said those at the front are only doing their duty and would hate to be praised for it ease after port after stormy seas peace after war death after life doth greatly please and after all it s only one life � one death pang � nothing to make such a fuss about but by reading these newspapers you assist at thousands of deaths when all you ve got to do is to go through with your own they were going at a walk breathing their horses and said do you mind telling me where you picked up that mare miss and they plunged into a very faint colour had come into the warm white of skin she was enjoying herself thoroughly and had the sense to know it and there is not the least question that two men who both admire you while you do not love either are much more satisfactory and than the one whom love and hop from to after like a bird she was beginning to get her eye in to that most fascinating of all pursuits making a man really in love with her it s the most the most dangerous game out for you have to take care that you don t put your foot out too far to draw it back while encouraging the man to make no such mean about his shoe leather moreover when you know that the more you hurt him the better it will be for his soul s good you throw yourself into the game with much more zest we don t weep for the fox who loses his tail and his life probably he has chased and up scores of harmless bodies on the contrary we enjoy the sport and cherish his brush as a sir robert mrs very much she said presently not without malicious intention jumped often she would be twice round the world and back again before he had been able to take in the of her last remark is and like her aunt said what lovely women they both are bat isn t rather lady like smiled he had more than once in the past that lady like person a successful rival for spiritual looking persons will often glide in at a where visible wickedness is the door but had always been discreet and never even looked the way of a reputation such as a he doesn t smoke said and that s bad a man is at a loose end who doesn t says fm dull let s go and do something and it s usually mischief another man lights his pipe or cigar and is happy mrs never her husband said hotly and if you please neither will wa but she always calls him by his said and then they talked of things not chapter xii every heart when well ib a of warmer dust mixed with cunning sparks of hell was absent on one of those brief about which her friends had ceased to be curious for as she once remarked once you have a character for it is impossible to lose it and your own husband will order supper for two give you the and go to bed and i and though she never took her maid and furnished no address did not even ask her destination had quite forgiven that silly habit of putting her head on one side when one day � and it was a great proof of her liking for him � she had asked him if he did go and should meet would he give him her love and tell him she was very very happy and if that is how a mother s eyes look when she is glad thought how do they look when they weep but no one ever saw weep either then or after nor did any one ever hear her say when comes back it was always k but with regard to mrs s absence got in her little scratch i there s a perfect understanding between her and she one day to no harm i thinks but there s that she can t do wrong in his eyes as he looks at her which so completely gives a man away and though she that she she is really for all her airs of the good old woman sort and cares only for still half a loaf is better than no bread and if a woman has no taste for fancy b and ornamental what is the poor thing to do then if is of the sort cried warmly i wish there were more like her in the world and i think that you people who sit in your easy chairs and your fellow with none of their and sorrows a law unto yourselves represent the most type that ever breathed but was thinking about a new gown and did not trouble to answer she was amusing herself extremely well just then for whether took the or did the fact remained that these two naturally off thus inevitably throwing and together at the little dinners plays and to which in its a frightful strain the world rushed town was full the air brisk the news from the front improved each day spring was in the air and in the hour when the white flag went up over s the british army passed if not to victory at least from the twilight of defeat but though made a nuisance of himself at the war office closely following the of that widow in the bible who did more good than she ever knew of by her example unlike her he did not get what he wanted though it was proved abundantly in the campaign that the best furnished some of the very finest fighting and staying material the country had sent out meanwhile for he had 