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THE DIVIDED SOUL
By G. B. LANCASTER.
"YOU see," explained Garsia, "when one feels that one has to do a difficult thing, one usually realises at precisely the same instant that one's best chance is to do it straight off the bat, before one has time to worry over the difficulties."
Miss Ursula Venables looked consideringly at her buckled shoes where the sunlight struck them.
"That sentence seems as if it ought to add up, somehow," she remarked, and then Pat Venables laughed. It was a big, muscular kind of laugh, like the man himself, and Garsia looked at him.
"Lieutenant Venables," he said, "it is a physical impossibility for you to crush your superior in rank by such a windy method as laughter."
"But it is I who am doing the crushing," said Ursula. "Billy, please attend. I was saying that you could never write a report that was a report."
"No?" said Garsia reflectively. "When is a report not a report? When it's an explosion. When it's a miss-fire. When it's something written by an irresponsible person not at the Front for an irresponsible public at home. When it's the truth."
"Now you've got it," said Pat. "Murder will out, but truth won't. The whole energies of the Press thro
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