It also pleases you to come across anything that calls for an exercise of strength.

When there is a war or a revolution or anything that takes you to your real work, as you call it, you've only got to go through it and report what you see." "But that's just the difficulty," cried Jaffery.

"It isn't every chap that's tough enough to come out rosy at the end of a campaign.

And it isn't every chap that can _see_ the things he ought to write about.
That's when the training comes in." Again she smiled.

"I've no idea of belittling your profession, my dear Jaffery.