aid.

    quot;Plain,quot; sed. quot;I prefer t to see a picture of Conrad Veidt?quot;

    quot;I ly interested,quot; Bloomsbury said (alt truth).

    trieved from  ly remained for some time, per bore a pograp ant er. ting on tograp offered you a cigarette, it would be a DE REZKE -- of course!

    quot;Very affecting,quot; Bloomsbury said.

    quot;I never actually met Mr. Veidt,quot; t;It  t sort of club. I mean  in actual communication ar. tual communication. ed a remembrance. . .quot;

    quot;A remembrance?quot;

    quot;Suc ar, for instance, ick on it, or fingernail clippings, or a stocking, or a ars ail or mane. . .quot;

    quot;tail or mane?quot;

    quot;tar naturally, noblesse oblige, for object to t;

    quot;I see,quot; Bloomsbury said.

    quot;Do you look at a lot of girls?quot;

    quot;Not a lot,quot; ;but quite a number.quot;

    quot;Is it fun?quot;

    quot;Not fun,quot; ;but better t;

    quot;Do you ;

    quot;Not affairs,quot; ;but sometimes a little flutter.quot;

    quot;ell,quot; s;I oo.quot;

    quot;I ts very possible,quot; ;A great big girl like you.quot;

    to offend urned on  t moved by ting,  contact ion, since torsely returned to trol room and introduced a ne.

    quot;I rememberquot; (ed), quot;t t y! t ed on tice board t Refrigeration, and I  it all day long, and  lengt I  frozen. But  unfrozen! ery! useless! I  t enoughan enough.

    quot;You said t I , an imbecile, a stupid!, t