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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Amazing Interlude by Mary Roberts Rinehart: courage and sheer recklessness from Jean. It would, for instance, run
like this, with Henri in a chair perhaps, and cutting dressings - since
that might be done with one hand - and Sara Lee, sleeves rolled up and
a great bowl of vegetables before her:
"And when you got through the water, Henri?" she would ask: "What then?"
It was quite simple. They had put up some additional wire, however -"
"Where?"
"There was a break," he would explain. "I have told you - between their
trenches. I had used it before to get through."
"But how could you go through?"
"Like a snake," he would say, smiling. "Very flat and wriggling. I have
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