Larch was an amateur historian, but he nonetheless understood the power of information that is received indirectly. 'Can't keep a blond in Burma, lad,' the Englishman said. She'd been in the ladies' room of a pizza bar in Bath when some college boy had tried to engage Lorna in conversation. 'So I'll see you next winter, ' Lorna said.
Larch said he had felt 'positively energized' by the 'welcome task'—since, he added, following up on his orphans' adoptive lives was _always_ on his mind. ' Larch was often facetious when he discussed the soul. He imagined it would have been Nurse Angela, and so it was to her that he sent the letter. On the other hand, he [120] suspected he would be accused of cowardice if he looked away.
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