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”one”heasked,asifhostile.

heodeloftheauring,”isee,isee,isee.”agentlennearoverheardhistarted,peeredthroughstroacles,andsaid”surelyiyfetfacesbutneveravoice.surelyyouareoneofouroldboys.”itrducie.

”iuldrrytorroarked.”theysthaveoaerytokeathinglikethat.”

”iexpeauripressedbythebull.”iuldnttellyou.hereseetobeanotherone.”

toduan.”

”hall,haveyouheardiwassaying”

”endo”

theerested.”uldntyougetakidofyourohen”heasked,roughening.

...

hoeuriynassselfspoke.”itisnt,”hesaid

”surelyyoussse.ieerit.ieerit.yourenotsanday,yourenotgibbs.iknobleby.”

”itsnotchuseing.”

forhiitstheend.”

itiheykeptroooroosifihing.theyoveatasingleiulse,andtheirunisonnehoanbeingshouldhavegotintosuethihateitherdesired.seriousandgoodteered,hentioholdhisoadenooffeosetitving,ashockfrohis.

”apair,sotospeak.ents”

”soyout”

uricedidnotreply.alelosertoparticipate.

”iheareverythingyousay,”saidurietone:”seansoneself.”

”no,it.”

”yes,aarkeduridrestedhishandonalecsshould

”thisonehasfivelegs.”

”sosne.aoheylookedateailed.thenhisfaeteratherthaneashethreateheoutburstatall.itfellaud.rringsothingabout”leavingyoutothinkthisover”,hesatdothereshortly.and

”ivebeentotorsaboutit.herwereanygood.”

”ofourfriendship.”