The Romantic by May Sinclair
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the same time. I had to keep hopping in and out. That isn't nice when
there's shells about. I shall never forgive you for not coming to give a hand with those men. There's funk you can forgive and--" She thought: "It's John--John--I'm saying these disgusting things to. I'm as bad as Trixie, telling him what I bloody well think of him, going back on him." "And there's funk--" "You'd better take care, Charlotte. Do you know I could get you fired out of Belgium to-morrow?" "Not after to-night, I think." (It was horrible.) He got up and opened the door. "Anyhow, you'll clear out of this room now, damn you." "I wish you'd heard that Army doctor damning _you_." "Why didn't he go back with you himself, then?" "_He_ couldn't leave his wounded." He slammed the door hard behind her. That was just like him. Wounded men everywhere, trying to sleep, and he slammed doors. He didn't care. She would have to go on lying. She had made up her mind to that. So long |
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