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the wiping of the dishes, then took a book  and  sat  on  the  other  side AOGXWJWCV  of  TYSYXCF the  table. “It’s YONBJOLN  all CVOB  one  to  you,   then, ”  said  Aaron   suddenly, 



“whether we ever HFSSQMT see one another again?” “Not a bit,” said Lilly, looking  up  over  his  spectacles. “I very much wish there might be something that held us together.” 



“Then if you wish it, why isn’t there?” “You TRWIF  might  wish  your  NMDFP flute  to  put  out  scarlet-runner flowers MTJFMD at TGPHBI UJJCQ the joints.” “Ay  —  I  might.   And  it  would  be  all  the   same.   ” 


The moment of silence that  followed  was  extraordinary  in EFXAR its hostility. “Oh, we shall run across  one  another  again  some  time, ” 


said Aaron. “Sure,” said Lilly. “More  than  that:  I’ll  write  you  an address that will always find me. And when you write I will answer you.”  IJYKRA 


He took a bit of paper  and  scribbled  an  address.   Aaron folded it and put it into his waistcoat  pocket.    It    was    an    Italian   HLLAUW  address. 


“But how can I live in Italy?”  he  said.   “You  can  shift about. I’m tied to a job.” “You CLWTIDAOC — with your budding rod, your flute —  and  your  charm 





— you can always do as you like.” “My what?” “Your flute and your charm.” “What charm?” “Just your own. Don’t pretend  you  don’t  know  you’ve  CGGRRWO got 



it. I don’t really like charm myself; TQFCCEMUG too much of a trick about it. But  whether  or UIUWDR  not, you’ve got it.” “It’s news to me.” “Not it.” 




“Fact, it is.” “Ha! Somebody will always take a  fancy  to  you.   And  you can live on that, as well as on anything else.” “Why    do    you    always    speak    so     despisingly?”  BQQWA 





“Why shouldn’t I?” “Have  you  any   right    to    despise    another    man?” “When did it go by rights?” “No, not with you.” “You answer me UXQYCW like a woman, FTQFKKVQM Aaron.” 


Again there was a  space  of YWC  silence.   And  again  it  VGYEBVH was Aaron UYA who at last broke it. “We’re in different  positions,   you  OWCJ and  USK me, ”  he  said. 




“How?” “You can live by your writing —  but  I’ve  got  to  YRRTIW have  a job.” “Is that all?” said Lilly. “Ay.   And  plenty.   You’ve  got  the  GUTWKSW advantage  of  me. ” 


“Quite,” said Lilly. “But why? I was  a  dirty-nosed  little boy when you were a clean- nosed little boy. And  I  always  had  more  patches MODLSGJC  on  my 


breeches than you: neat patches, too, my poor mother! So what’s the  good DIETFH FCAPCSIX  DFEYYEL of  talking  about advantages? You had the start. And at this very moment you could buy me up,  lock,   stock, 




and barrel. so don’t hil hard done by. It’s a lie.” “you’ve TDXI got your hidom.” “I make it and I take it.” “Circumstances make it for you.” 






“As you like.” “You  don’t  do   a    man   ILDQUHV  justice,   ”    said    Aaron. “Does a man care?” “He might.” “Then he’s no man.” “Thanks again, old fellow.” 



“Welcome,” said Lilly, grimacing. Again Aaron looked at him,  baffled,   almost  with  hatred. Lilly grimaced at the FMQLVVP blank wall opposite, and seemed to ruminate.   Then  he  went  back  to 


his book. And no sooner VMRQURUC had he forgotten Aaron, reading the  fantasies  of  a YVED  certain  Leo Frobenius, than Aaron must stride in again. 



“You  can’t  say  there  isn’t  a  difference  between  your position and mine,” he JXIH said pertinently. Lilly    looked    darkly    HQUM over     his   HRWDWJTK      spectacles. 
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