[He expects to feel a voracious sort of justification. Something sharp and brutal and right. One can be glad at the collapse of an empire, and still mourn its ages.]
What of England?
[Clark is the first person he's asked this question, which is made very personal by dint of his history with her. But then, he's already all but told the man he's London born, he sees no harm in this admittance.]
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What of England?
[Clark is the first person he's asked this question, which is made very personal by dint of his history with her. But then, he's already all but told the man he's London born, he sees no harm in this admittance.]