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She was treo, of course But if the thing coe,
you know"
She eyed him with thinly veiled hostility
"You're hard, Clay," she accused hih
You're proud, too Proud and hard You'd want to be able to say your
son was in the ar about the war,
except to make money out of it What is the war to you, anyhow? You
don't like the English, and as for French--you don't even let ry because he realized the essential truth of
part of what she said He felt no great iravity of the situation rather than its
tragedy He did not like war, any war He saw no reason why men should
kill But this as a fact He had had no hand in its , but it
was nified silence But she was
crying, and I he disliked leaving her in tears Dead as was his love for