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thought; it was better to have a regulation pistol。 You could always get shells。
〃Now we're fully armed;〃 I said。 〃That was the one thing I had to remember to do。 Some one got my other one going to the hospital。〃
〃I hope it's a good pistol;〃 Catherine said。
〃Was there anything else?〃 the woman asked。
〃I don't believe so。〃
〃The pistol has a lanyard;〃 she said。
〃So I noticed。〃
The woman wanted to sell something else。
〃You don't need a whistle?〃
〃I don't believe so。〃
The woman said good…by and we went out onto the sidewalk。 Catherine looked in the window。 The woman looked out and bowed to us。
〃What are those little mirrors set in wood for?〃
〃They're for attracting birds。 They twirl them out in the field and larks see them and e out and the Italians shoot them。〃
〃They are an ingenious people;〃 Catherine said。 〃You don't shoot larks do you; darling; in America?〃
〃Not especially。〃
We crossed the street and started to walk up the other side。
〃I feel better now;〃 Catherine said。 〃I felt terrible when we started。〃
〃We always feel good when we're together。〃
〃We always will be together。〃
〃Yes; except that I'm going away at midnight。〃
〃Don't think about it; darling。〃
We walked on up the street。 The fog made the lights yellow。
〃Aren't you tired?〃 Catherine asked。
〃How about you?〃
〃I'm all right。 It's fun to walk。〃
〃But let's not do it too long。〃
〃No。〃
We turned down a side street where there were no lights and walked in the street。 I stopped and kissed Catherine。 While I kissed her I felt her hand on my shoulder。 She had pulled my cape around her so it covered both of us。 We were standing in the s