e true. Only  kill from duty, but pleasure, or mucain amusement in killing people.  never amused you?quot;

    quot;You bore me. Be so kind as to do your ion of duty is unknoo you—quot;

    and made a movement of o spit. Only a little blood came, o his chin.

    quot;One moment!quot; said Gustav politely. quot;tion of duty is certainly unknoo me—no. I , I  t seemed to me to be duty and ies and my superior officers from time to time enjoined upon me  by any means good. I e. But granting t tion of duty is no longer knoo me, I still knoion of guilt—pery. I am condemned to live. I am obliged to belong to a state, to serve as a soldier, to kill and to pay taxes for armaments. And no t t of life  me once more to ty of killing t did in time I o t. I ion to tupid congested o bits. I am glad to o peris.quot;

    tor made an effort to smile a little ed.  succeed very ention .

    quot;Good,quot; said ;So ;

    tty girl  doed.

    At t tooting of a car coming do full speed. e dretle to one side and, standing close against t to tly and t came to a standstill undamaged. e seized our rifles and quickly he newcomers covered.

    quot;Get out!quot; commanded Gustav. quot;;

    t out of tly heir hands.

    quot;Is any one of you a doctor?quot; Gustav asked.

    their heads.

    quot;to remove tleman. . take o t to on .quot;

    tleman av gave t.

    tenograpo chese proceedings. I was glad we had made so fair a prize.

    quot;Madam,quot; said Gusta