[The Red Planet by William J. Locke]@TWC D-Link bookThe Red Planet CHAPTER VII 24/30
He laughed. "Lucky to be alive at all." "Or not done in for ever like myself," said I. "I didn't like to ask--" he said.
Men would rather die than commit the indelicacy of appearing to notice my infirmity. "You haven't been out there ?" "No such luck," said I."I got this little lot about a fortnight after I saw you.
Johnnie was still on sick leave and so was out of that scrap." He commiserated with me on my ill-fortune, and handed me his cigarette case.
We smoked. "You've been on my mind for months," he said abruptly. "I ?" He nodded.
"I thought I recognised you.
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