And like that gospel it meant something, something different from its phrases, something elusive, and yet something that in spite of the superficial incoherence of its phrasing, was largely essentially true. I didn't understand then, but I do now. The expression was wholly different. "Devilish nice ham you've got here!—capital pie!—and, as I live, a flask of excellent canary. Kneebone took his leave. His arms slipped around her waist as they were on the doorstep and he kissed her lips sweetly.
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