They can't see you with a man without imagining all sorts of things, whereas I've had some rattling good pals among men out here.

Then they're so afraid of doing things--the girls, I mean.

Do you know I went to Paris when I came up here from Boulogne?
Had absolutely _the_ time.

Of course, nobody knows, so don't speak of it--except Tommy, of course." "How did you do it ?" demanded Peter, amused.
"Well, you see, I and another girl, English, were sent over by Boulogne, as you know, because you saw us on the boat, and we were supposed to come straight here.

In the train we met a Canadian in the French Air Service, and he put us wise about changing, and so on.