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He is a man utterly indifferent to danger and risk  incurred by other people  is B. He said: "Oh, rubbish! You're not the sort that catches a cold and dies young. You leave that co operative stores of yours at home, and pack up a tooth brush, a comb, a pair of socks, and a shirt. That's all you'll want." HE IS A MAN UTTERLY INDIFFERENT TO DANGER AND RISK INCURRED BY OTHER PEOPLE IS B HE SAID OH RUBBISH YOU'RE NOT THE SORT THAT CATCHES A COLD AND DIES YOUNG YOU LEAVE THAT CO OPERATIVE STORES OF YOURS AT HOME AND PACK UP A TOOTH BRUSH A COMB A PAIR OF SOCKS AND A SHIRT THAT'S ALL YOU'LL WANT
rst thing in the morning. B. came in just as I had got everything into a pile. He stared at the bed, and asked me what I was doing. I told him I was packing. "Great Heavens!" he exclaimed. "I thought you were moving! What do you think we are going to do--camp out?" "No!" I replied. "But these are the things I have been advised to take with me. What is the use of people giving you advice if you don't take it?" He said: "Oh! take as much advice as you like; that always comes in useful to give away. But, for goodness sake, don't get carrying all that stuff about with you. People will take us for Gipsies." I said: "Now, it's no use your talking nonsense. Half the things on this bed are life-preserving things. If people go into Germany without these things, they come home and die." And I related to him what the doctor and the vicar and the other people had told me, and explained to him how my life depended upon my taking brandy and blankets and sunshades and plenty of warm clothing with me. BECAUSE A COLD BATH IS SO REFRESHING THE FIRST THING IN THE MORNING B CAME IN JUST AS I HAD GOT EVERYTHING INTO A PILE HE STARED AT THE BED AND ASKED ME WHAT I WAS DOING I TOLD HIM I WAS PACKING GREAT HEAVENS HE EXCLAIMED I THOUGHT YOU WERE MOVING WHAT DO YOU THINK WE ARE GOING TO DO CAMP OUT NO I REPLIED BUT THESE ARE THE THINGS I HAVE BEEN ADVISED TO TAKE WITH ME WHAT IS THE USE OF PEOPLE GIVING YOU ADVICE IF YOU DON'T TAKE IT HE SAID OH TAKE AS MUCH ADVICE AS YOU LIKE THAT ALWAYS COMES IN USEFUL TO GIVE AWAY BUT FOR GOODNESS SAKE DON'T GET CARRYING ALL THAT STUFF ABOUT WITH YOU PEOPLE WILL TAKE US FOR GIPSIES I SAID NOW IT'S NO USE YOUR TALKING NONSENSE HALF THE THINGS ON THIS BED ARE LIFE PRESERVING THINGS IF PEOPLE GO INTO GERMANY WITHOUT THESE THINGS THEY COME HOME AND DIE AND I RELATED TO HIM WHAT THE DOCTOR AND THE VICAR AND THE OTHER PEOPLE HAD TOLD ME AND EXPLAINED TO HIM HOW MY LIFE DEPENDED UPON MY TAKING BRANDY AND BLANKETS AND SUNSHADES AND PLENTY OF WARM CLOTHING WITH ME
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