Furny

"Oh, funny things -- things you wouldn't understand, Furny."

The Belfry May Sinclair 1904

You see, Furny dear, from their point of view you _are_ so eligible.

The Belfry May Sinclair 1904

"What's more, Furny," she said, "I can't think why I don't love you."

The Belfry May Sinclair 1904

What a man wants to set him off is landscape, Furny, landscape.

The Belfry May Sinclair 1904

But there isn't a thing you've done yet that a man can't do better -- except getting Furny through the lines, and nobody wants Furny _in_ the lines.

The Belfry May Sinclair 1904

Furny all but lost his job on the _Morning Standard_ because he was told off to look after you when he ought to have gone to Antwerp -- he _would_ have lost it if I hadn't done his work for him.

The Belfry May Sinclair 1904

_I_ think you adorable in a tunic and breeches, and General Roubaix agrees with me, if Furny doesn't.

The Belfry May Sinclair 1904

"The trouble with you, Furny," she said, "is that you're much too good."

The Belfry May Sinclair 1904

You're quite awful, Furny, in the things you think.

The Belfry May Sinclair 1904

If you think you're any more comfort to the wounded than you are to Furny and me I can tell you you're mistaken.

The Belfry May Sinclair 1904