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Arms and the Woman

CHAPTER XVII
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We miss a good deal in this world by being over particular.
We were coming into Trafalgar.

Nelson stood high up in the yellow fog.
"Nature is less gracious than history sometimes," mused Pembroke, gazing up.

"She is doing her best to dull the lustre of the old gentleman.

Ah, those were days when they had men." "We have them still," said I.

"It is not the men, but the opportunities, which are lacking." "Perhaps that is so.


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