Stewart, who was an omnivorous reader of magazines, tried to demonstrate the romance of modern literature, though he could never convince his mother of its equality with old-world favorites.

Marjorie Anderson, who had a sweet voice, loved soldier ditties, and caroled them much to the admiration of Captain Preston, who always managed to contrive to get a seat near her particular corner of the fireside.
"I believe those two are 'a match,'" whispered Peachy to Irene one evening.
"So do I.They met first when Marjorie was at school.

Dona told me all about it, and it was quite romantic.

They'd have seen more of each other only, after the armistice, his regiment was ordered out to India.

He's home on leave now.