PART Ⅱ-7
, go y of small s belief not merely on to bankrupt deat even into tor-vans staring realize t of date as too—Moto kno t up to, t God-fearing ser and a decent God-fearing simes and trade ing’, but you carried on muc c God-fearing of cosy little undereea, bad legs, and say t eite to t simes a little dispirited. But at least to kno everyt so muc to a sort of gly flux, and t kno. t it ernity. You couldn’t blame t felt like.
t tremendous vague excitement and endless leading articles in tually brougo read aloud to Moters everywhere:
GERMAN ULtIMAtUM. FRANCE MOBILIZING
For several days (four days, it? I forget t dates) trange stifled feeling, a kind of ing before a torm breaks, as t and listening. It o spare ities of tinned stuff and flour and oatmeal. It oo feveriso ed and ed. In t doo tation and fougrain. And ternoon a boy came rusreet o to s across treet. Everyone er from uck it on t opposite:
ENGLAND DECLARES AR ON GERMANY
e rus on to t, all tants, and c old Grimmett, tty of till o a little of would be a bad business.
ter I er I was in France.