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bed in there too；〃 she said。 〃Why didn't you ask me for a glass？〃
〃I thought maybe you wouldn't let me have it。〃
〃I'd have had some with you。〃
〃You're a fine girl。〃
〃It isn't good for you to drink alone；〃 she said。 〃You mustn't do it。〃
〃All right。〃
〃Your friend Miss Barkley's e；〃 she said。
〃Really？〃
〃Yes。 I don't like her。〃
〃You will like her。 She's awfully nice。〃
She shook her head。 〃I'm sure she's fine。 Can you move just a little to this side？ That's fine。 I'll clean you up for breakfast。〃 She washed me with a cloth and soap and warm water。 〃Hold your shoulder up；〃 she said。 〃That's fine。〃
〃Can I have the barber before breakfast？〃
〃I'll send the porter for him。〃 She went out and came back。 〃He's gone for him；〃 she said and dipped the cloth she held in the basin of water。
The barber came with the porter。 He was a man of about fifty with an upturned mustache。 Miss Gage was finished with me and went out and the barber lathered my face and shaved。 He was very solemn and refrained from talking。
〃What's the matter？ Don't you know any news？〃 I asked。
〃What news？〃
〃Any news。 What's happened in the town？〃
〃It is time of wai〃 he said。 〃The enemy's ears are everywhere。〃
I looked up at him。 〃Please hold your face still；〃 he said and went on shaving。 〃I will tell nothing。〃
〃What's the matter with you？〃 I asked。
〃I am an Italian。 I will not municate
