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etter he'll like it, because what he don't know won't
hurt him. The only reason I'm calling is I just figured
with your nerves, if Maynard should try to spring
something on you, with you out there alone in the
middle of nowhere, we'd probably have to scrape you
off the ceiling and send the pieces to the nuthouse.
Anyhow, seriously, I know Maynard's got a lot of
strikes against him, but I think people should remember,
and this will mean a lot to you, Judith, he lost his parents
young and Arn had to raise him, and just between you
and I, I sometimes got the intuition that Arn didn't like
him a bit, or vicey versa. But it's like I used to say to
Joe, 'Maynard's problem is his bark's always been
worse than his bite.' Now, Judith, honey, is this true
what Wanda says, they're planning to shut up our post
office like we all dropped dead?"
Fear of the unmet intruder blanketed Judith's anger
against Sarah MacDermott for instigating the intrusion.
Her first thought was to call John to come home, but
she could not bear, especially after the act that had
been committed just before he left, the shame of
confessing the extent of her involvement in arranging the