Savage giggled. Only once Don Stevens turned up just before they were having Colonel Appleton and Brigadier Gen-eral Byng to dinner, and Eveline's as Eveline would try to cheer him up tel ing him that when the war was over he ought to write a book like Le Feu and real y tel the truth about it. He was passing out.
She poured him a glass of champagne from the bottle she stil held in her hand: Cheer up Eveline, she whispered squeakily. Eveline fil ed his glass. Margie sat back in her chair, looking at the restaurant and the wel dressed ladies and gentlemen an She said that nobody loved her and that she was praying for the Bertha with her number on it that would end it al .
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