Transcribed from Harper’s Magazine, vol. 152, May 1926, pp. 684-695.
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The original spelling and punctuation were mostly preserved. Minor
typesetting mistakes were silently corrected. All other changes
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[p. 686]:
... stiff body. “Are your hurt? Thalia—” ...
... stiff body. “Are you hurt? Thalia—” ...
[p. 687]:
... hurried out with umbrella which we ...
... hurried out with an umbrella which we ...