with
indignant
tears: “I
should as
soon turn
the
reporters
loose in
my house.”
Yet there
was a time
when
Archer had
had
definite
and rather
aggressive
opinions
on all
such
problems,
and when
everything
concerning
the
manners
and
customs of
his little
tribe had
seemed to
him
fraught
with
world-wide
significance.
“And all
the while,
I
suppose,”
he
thought,
“real
people
were
living
somewhere,
and real
things
happening
