people
would be
quite
shocked by
having to
declare
that one
policy was
completely
right and
another
completely
wrong.”
Conway
smiled. He
found the
attitude a
curiously
sympathetic
one.
Meanwhile,
Miss
Brinklow
derived
her own
kind of
satisfaction
from a
study of
Tibetan;
meanwhile,
also,
Mallinson
fretted
and
groused,
and
Barnard
persisted
in an
equanimity
which
seemed
almost
equally
remarkable,
whether it
were real
or
simulated.
