ABSTRACT
My acquaintance with Lawrence was brief and hectic, lasting altogether about a year. We were brought together by Lady Ottoline Morrell who admired us both and made us think that we ought to admire each other. Pacifism had produced in me a mood of bitter rebellion and I found Lawrence equally full of rebellion. This made us think, at first, that there was a considerable measure of agreement between us, and it was only gradually that we discovered that we differed from each other more than either differed from the Kaiser.
