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He was at a hotel in Zurich。 Downstairs there was a parlor where they sold wine and beer； and sometimes in the evening we would hear carts stop outside on the road and men e up the steps to go in the parlor to drink wine。
There was a box of wood in the hall outside the living…room and I kept up the fire from it。 But we did not stay up very late。 We went to bed in the dark in the big bedroom and when I was undressed I opened the windows and saw the night and the cold stars and the pine trees below the window and then got into bed as fast as I could。 It was lovely in bed with the air so cold and clear and the night outside the window。 We slept well and if I woke in the night I knew it was from only one cause and I would shift the feather bed over； very softly so that Catherine would not be wakened and then go back to sleep again； warm and with the new lightness of thin covers。 The war seemed as far away as the football games of some one else's college。 But I knew from the papers that they were still fighting in the mountains because the snow would not e。
Sometimes we walked down the mountain into Montreux。 There was a path went down the mountain but it was steep and so usually we took the road and walked down on the wide hard road between fields and then below between the stone walls of the vineyards and on down between the houses of the villages along the way。 There were three villages； Chernex； Fontanivent； and the other I forget。 Then along the road we passed
