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Arms and the Woman

CHAPTER II
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Finally he crawled out of bed and dressed because it had to be done.

He was not particularly painstaking with the procedure.

It mattered not what collar became him best, and he picked up a tie at random.

A man generally dresses for a certain woman's approval, and when that is no longer to be gained he grows indifferent.
The other women do not count.
My breakfast consisted of a cup of coffee; and as the generous nectar warmed my veins my thoughts took a philosophical turn.

It is fate who writes the was, the is, and the shall be.


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