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The Husbands of Edith

CHAPTER II
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It has dazed me.

A great many things have happened to me since I left the Gare de l'Est last night." He was considerate in not referring to his unhappy mode of travelling.

"For instance, I've completely lost my head." He might have said hat, but that would have sounded commonplace and earthy.
"One does, you know, when he loses his identity," she said sympathetically.

"Edith says you are ripping, and all that sort of thing," she went on hurriedly, in perfect mimicry.

"You come very highly recommended as a brother-in-law." "Are you to be with us until the end of the play ?" "Yes.


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