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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II

CHAPTER XXVII
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Thus some of us are on confidential terms with somebody in every department of the Government, with somebody in every other Embassy and Legation, with all the newspapers and correspondents--even with the censors.

And the wives of those that are married are abler than their husbands.

They are most attractive young women--welcome everywhere--and indefatigable.

Mrs.Page has them spend one afternoon a week with her, rolling bandages; and that regular meeting always yields something else.

They come to my house Thursday afternoons, too, when people always drop in to tea-visitors from other countries, resident Americans, English--everybody--Sometimes one hundred.
Nobody in this company is a "Spy"-- God forbid! I know no more honourable or attractive group of ladies and gentlemen.


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