But he had had a hard day on the "Times," Supplement, and his brain, like an overdriven horse, refused to work.
In half an hour he had not written a paragraph.
"I thought it would be better, in the end, to loaf for one evening," he explained to Blix, some twenty minutes later, as they settled themselves in the little dining-room.

"I can go at it better to-morrow.

See how you like this last chapter." Blix was enthusiastic over "In Defiance of Authority." Condy had told her the outline of the story, and had read to her each chapter as he finished it.
"It's the best thing you have ever done, Condy, and you know it.

I suppose it has faults, but I don't care anything about them.

It's the story itself that's so interesting.