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Soon
they
were
all
eating
.
Robert
found
the
meal
delicious
.
She
was
quite
an
exceptional
cook
.
The
salad
in
particular
pleased
him
.
Avocados
,
artichoke
heart
,
some
kind
of
blue
cheese
dressing
…
thank
God
they
had
not
presented
him
with
a
Japanese
meal
,
the
dishes
of
mixed
greens
and
meats
of
which
he
had
eaten
so
much
since
the
war
.
And
the
unending
seafoods
.
He
had
gotten
so
that
he
could
no
longer
abide
shrimp
or
any
other
shellfish
.
"
I
would
like
to
know
,
"
Robert
said
,
"
what
he
supposes
it
would
be
like
in
world
where
Germany
and
Japan
lost
the
war
.
"
Neither
Paul
nor
Betty
answered
for
a
time
.
Then
Paul
said
at
last
,
"
Very
complicated
differences
.
Better
to
read
the
book
.
It
would
spoil
it
for
you
,
possibly
,
to
hear
.
"
"
I
have
strong
convictions
on
the
subject
,
"
Robert
said
.
"
I
have
frequently
thought
it
over
.
The
world
would
be
much
worse
.
"
He
heard
his
voice
sound
out
firm
,
virtually
harsh
.
"
Much
worse
.
"
They
seemed
taken
by
surprise
.
Perhaps
it
was
his
tone
.
"
Communism
would
rule
everywhere
,
"
Robert
continued
.
Paul
nodded
.
"
The
author
,
Mr
.
H
.
Abendsen
,
considers
that
point
,
as
to
unchecked
spread
of
Soviet
Russia
.
But
same
as
in
First
World
War
,
even
on
winning
side
,
second
-
rate
mostly
peasant
Russia
naturally
takes
pratfall
.
Big
Laughingstock
,
recalling
Japan
War
with
them
,
when
—
"
"
We
have
had
to
suffer
,
to
pay
the
cost
,
"
Robert
said
.
"
But
we
did
it
for
a
good
cause
.
To
stop
Slavic
world
inundation
.
"
