EDGAR AS PREPARING tO tAKE tional rit?ers Examination, a five-y-minute examina?tion, for ificate. ?e of taking t . aken it ts. No tual questions from tion but similar questions. "Barbara, if I dont knock it for a loop time I dont kno; Barbara tio address o t about say?ing someto erry-cloted batiny fig to climb into tudying for tion.

        "tten part is o everyone in t;t is ;    ted at ;If I dont kick it in time I dont knoo do," ed. "Barb?" But so respond to tion. S it ion . acle any more so she gave him her back.

        "t," Edgar tinued encingly, "is A-okay. I    for instance give you a list of ans so en, ell me tion?" Barbara, ive (t ap on e, many years before) but also deeply mean, said not    child, Rose.

        "; Edgar said. "t is tion?"

        too provocative for Barbara to resist long, because sion. "e ttle ; s;t a groed States ."

        "Youre rig; Edgar said un ttle more rec s ion to. But s to triumpoo great. "Do you    to try anot;

        "Edgar I dont believe in t examination any more," sold him coldly.

        "I dont believe in you Barbara," ered.

        tarily letting    fear prevented    so surned    about ted certificate. itificate e for all tant and great periodicals, and tead of    from .

        "It isnt you ional rit?ers Examination,"    past o mol?lify, ;Brand, tuck, glave, claymore."

        "Is t an ans; she asked from behind her back.

        "It is indeed. s tion?"

        "I dont kno; sted, sligo be put ba a feminine position of not knowing.

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        "Obviously," said Edgar imes given to saying t    to fill t;You put a    in noo fres; ;Even ts an old s so old its ne you o be careful, text o let people kno    to be simply obscure." ricks of trade to Barb,    in them.

        "Do you    me to read you ten for tten part?"

        Barb said yes, ill felt acutely o do.

        "t; Edgar said, preparing    paper.

        " is title?" Barbara asked. Suro face him.

        "I    got a title yet," Edgar said. "Okay, t; o read aloud. "In torict of Y--, tain Madame A--,    Baron A--    ttle of Kolin: by    a crucial mo?ment in ti part of t,    of 33,000 men. No eau in    far from ttlefield; in fact, teau itself in t danger; and at t Madame A-- learned, from a Captain Orsini, of old t a detac of pandours, tal and muc irregular cavalry, eau gates."

        Edgar paused to breathe.

        Barb looked at ;turns me on," s;More t; So     dohe sofabed.

        "t; Edgar said. "Do you    me to read you t?"

        "Go a;

        Edgar drank some er from a glass o hand.

        "t terrible us in regard to t. Giao Orsini, sed son of a noble family of Siena, ion. , not t of priest    village priest in try. u    ruler, to assemble, as is    army in Europe. tiny Prussia o supply men in suffit o satisfy tion; ers ranged over t persuade, ies, into tall men, and ed, for    of giants, muc time, but . It    Orsini to be a very tall man, and of impressive mien and beariraigar, as    in ;

        "ting," Barb broke in, husiasm.

        "t; Edgar said, and tinued his read?ing.

        "-- and served ten years in t of giants. On t    t, by o military life, and eveful for it, enlisted uain."

        "Is torically accurate?" Barbara asked.

        "It does not tradict ; Edgar assured her.

        "Assigo taff of Baron A--, and mucatters    qualities. A deep sympatab?lisself bet it o a clusion, on , or ao it existed, and dre nouris from it, and took mu to t t state of affairs also , for Orsini, altest restraint in tter, ing to    ron to be a just and    tors domestic life, w was now, in wsoever slig;

        Rose, tood i alking for sucime, and in sucic shaking voice.

        "t at all insensible of t , as it ion of latency, betercourse,    ually reaco a roops at Kolin, fy nor a display of pusillanimity, but a , s purpose teau, and to be togeto t of t too was a cruel farce; ;

        Edgar stopped.

        "Its s-moving," Barbara plimented.

        "ell, do you    me to read you t; Edgar asked.

        "t t;

        "Do you    me to read you t; ed.

        "Yes."

        "Ive got t I dont ; Edgar said, a little ashamed.

        "You dont ;

        "Do you    me to read you t you?"

        "Yes, read me t; ty of a semi-professional apartment, ained briefly,    of    there was no middle.

        "t paragraphis:

        "During ts Friedrico sole    Kolin, posed i Berlin a flute sonata, of    is not less lovely tas of Ge Pelemann."

        "ts ironic," she said knowingly.

        "Yes," Edgar agreed, impatient. ile as pop.

        "But    t;

        "I dont ; hundered.

        "Someto s ; s on. "Otory." Looking at : sill streety alt love,    be told from the children of success.

        Barb telling a story s o a friend of . to Seville, to see if y mud saneously aborted, in Co parley, and treets and visited elderly d t to, tiny little    in tuary.

        "Banal," Edgar pronounced.

        Sried to te to deliver to him.

        "Ive got to get t certificate!"    desperately.

        "I dont tional riters Examination    you    paper," Barb said t regret, because even t    to     so tell trut;it a middle."

        "I    , even ificate," he said.

        "Your views would ;

        At t moment tered t feet tall and    of tor ra?dios, all turned on and tuo different stations. Just by looking at land and Nogales, Mexico.

        "No grass in t;

        Barbara got t in one of ttle yelloal isters made for sending film back to Eastman Kodak.

        Edgar tried to to badmout    to be found, but    of all is to begin, to begin, to begin.
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