"But philosophy is like courage--easy to assume.

We strut and talk big; we call the politicians sharks, the soldiers fools; but does it do any good?
The war will go on; the enemy will destroy our homes, separate our families, take away our bread and leave us to starve; but we have the privilege to philosophize, if we like.

For myself, I thank them for nothing!" "I suppose you grieve continually for your wife," said Patsy.
"Not so much that, mamselle, but I know she is grieving for me," he replied.
"As soon as we find time," continued the girl, "we intend to search for your wife and children.

I am sure we can find them for you." Maurie moved uneasily in his chair.
"I beg you to take no trouble on my account," said he.

"With the Red Cross you have great work to accomplish.