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Arms and the Woman

CHAPTER III
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It seems silly and weak for a man who has been buffeted as I have, who is supposed to gather wisdom and philosophy as a snowball gathers snow as it rolls down hill, to try to drown regret and disappointment in liquor.

A man never knows how weak he is till he meets the one woman and she will have none of him." And somehow I got closer to Hillars, spiritually.

There were two of us, so it seemed, only I was stronger, or else my passion did not burn so furiously as his.
The apartments occupied by Dan were all a bachelor could wish for.

The walls were covered with photographs, original drawings, beer steins, pipes, a slipper here, a fan there, and books and books and books.

I felt at home at once.
I watched Hillars as he moved about the room, tidying up things a bit, and I noticed now more than ever how changed he was.


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