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Beanie is?"<br />

"Oh, Tracy! Pourquoi donc? To tale-tell against<br />

our Beanie?"<br />

"Evelyn, don't be a g.d. fool. Our tale-telling is the<br />

least of her worries. Tracy's right. Winslow will have to<br />

take steps. She's lost her mind, and he and Otto can<br />

commit her someplace sympathique 'til she comes to<br />

her senses."<br />

"Priss! I don't think, I didn't mean commit her, I<br />

meant tell Winslow so he'll know she's all right."<br />

"You mean to say you think that woman's all right?"<br />

"Isn't it the strangest thing, though?" sighed Evelyn<br />

Troyes. "The way she said he loved her, the way she<br />

knew. It was like that when I fell in love with Hugo."<br />

"Yes, and you see where that got you. Abandoned<br />

in Montmartre with the Nazis at your doorstep like<br />

something in a B movie. Don't try to tell me that Beanie<br />

Abernathy is in love, really in love, with a ridiculous,<br />

penniless man who's shorter than she is, whom she met<br />

on Monday! Ha!"<br />

"Oh, look," whispered Evelyn. "Isn't that Walter<br />

Saar up there in the next section, lying down with his

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