One thing and another went on and Charlie and me we split up right there.
"'I couldn't join the army noways,' he says, 'they wouldn't take me.

I had flat feet.' "'You got a flat tire, that's what ails you,' I says to him, 'Well now I wouldn't marry you at all, not if you was the last man, which you look to me like you was.' "Well, the way he talked, Mary, I wouldn't be surprised if he was married already anyhow.

One of the girls said he'd been living with another woman not four blocks off.

He ain't hurt none and I don't know as I am neither although of course a girl feels mortified that people think she's going to get married and then she ain't.
"But I'm thinking of you.

I've gone back in our old room where it's cheaper and let them take back the Installment furniture.