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Arms and the Woman

CHAPTER XVII
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Yet, it is the great man who makes them." I was thinking of Hillars.

"I would give a good deal for a regiment and a bad moment for our side." There was no mighty column in his memory, scarcely a roll of earth.

"What do you want to do ?" I asked.
"Shall we hail a cab and drive to the park ?" "Just as you say, if it is not interfering with your work." "Not at all." "Have a cigar," said Pembroke, after we had climbed into the cab and arranged our long legs comfortably.

The London cab is all very well for a short and thin person.

"These came to me directly from Key West." "That is one of the joys of being rich," said I.


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