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Heir case, and the rest of Winn's leave was taken up in the Family's
congenial pursuit of laying the blame on each other. The second and more
fatal visit heralded Winn's marriage. He had not had time to marry
before. It would not be true to say that women had played no part in his
experiences, but the part they had played was neither exalted nor
durable. They figured in his imagination as an inferior type of game,
tiresome when captured. His life had been spent mainly in pursuit of
larger objects. He had been sent straight from Sandhurst to South
Africa, where he had fought with violence and satisfaction for two
years, winning the D. S. O., a broken nose, and a cut across the face.
When the fighting was over, he obtained leave for a two-years' exploring
expedition into the heart of West Africa. Ten men had gone on this
expedition, and two survived. Winn never talked of these experiences,
but he once admitted to a friend that the early study of his sisters'
characters had saved him in many awkward moments. He had kn