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eliminated all zest from our intercourse. Religion, sex, politics--
from all polite gatherings. Conversation has become a chorus; or,
conclusion. When not occupied with mumbling, 'I quite agree with
ask each other riddles: 'What did the Pro-Boer?' 'Why did Julius
the Philosopher. "One notices the tendency even in public affairs.
of the Church is to bring itself into line with worldly opinion.
Emily never got on with poor dear George. He agreed with her in
who had been through the South African War was telling me only the
commando was moving in the neighbourhood. The column set off in the
difficult country came up with, as they thought, the enemy. As a
Yeomanry that had lost its way. My friend informs me that the
their fellow countrymen, men of their own blood--was most
Girl.
"My dear," replied the Woman of the World, "I don't think any
have always myself regarded the Devil's Advocate as the most useful
party where an eminent judge.html">judge met an equally eminent K. C.; whose
'It is always a satisfaction,' remarked to him genially the judge,
certain he was guilty.' The K. C. responded that he should always
attack a lie, you must strip it of its truth'?"
"It sounds like Emerson," I ventured.
"Very possibly," assented the Philosopher; "very possibly not.
Shakespeare."
"I entered a certain drawing-room about a week ago," I said. "'We
yours?' She pointed to an article in a certain magazine lying open
that same question. It seems to me rather an absurd article,' I
hostess."
"I can't help it," said the Old Maid. "I shall always dislike a
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