[The Half-Hearted by John Buchan]@TWC D-Link bookThe Half-Hearted PART II 10/27
There's no pleasing weak humanity.
I say, Haystoun, who's that old man ?" Gribton's jovial looks belied his words. Lewis mentioned a name for his host's benefit.
The room was emptying rapidly, for the Cercle dined early. "Now for business," said Gribton, when a waiter had brought the game course, and they sat in the midst of a desert of linen and velvet.
"I have given the thing up, but I spent twenty of my best years at Bardur. So, as I am instructed to do all in my power to aid you, I am ready. First, is it sport? "Partly," said George, but Lewis's head gave denial. "Because, if it is, I am not the best man.
Well, then, is it geographical? For if it is, there is much to be done." "Partly," said Lewis. "Then I take it that the residue is political.
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