Part Two-16
nd te full moon, and lorees, ted rural d intervals mild summer ligcently until at last t ed in the glass before him.
Caggered up and doer. An old man in overalls o time from a Coca-Cola bottle. Betle carefully tle girl on t combed icky red lollipop. Srays of supper were broughe dining-car.
Singer did not eat. and kept desultory account of all t on around last ttled do, they could.
Singer did not sleep. trained to see into t. ty. Sometimes tc or tern from t train urned from its souto.
t oo pinco breat. t ty glass of t of t journey.
train e, and t summer morning was well under way whey arrived.
Singer immediately to tel, a very good el o Antonapoulos on t ed a luxurious breakfast—broiled bluefisoast,
and black coffee. After breakfast ed before tric fan in noon o dress. fres seersucker suit At tal ing uesday and teenth of July.
At t Antonapoulos first in t at tely t t o taken time before. ion already ten on one of t t a boy, ure face and a lank mop of ood quietly, resting on his heels.
t ten and ts of color drained from antly. te a long time, sideten t Antonapoulos was dead.
On to tel to crus ook to o tted palm tree t maced a nickel but o pull t t to-do. rated ears rolled doamped once ly s on t. Nor ed on c immediately. o ically to make it close again. For in addition to ticles otle of ink, a roll of toilet paper, and a o the
railation to put ody. train did not leave until nine in ty