EDARD OKE up. Pia was already awake.

        " did you dream?"

        "You ; Pia said. "e    ume film. You , jumping on tables. But in t all your    matc;

        "I ;

        Scarlatti from t e sat at t table. Pete or on an Ameriuclear submarine, a psycrist.    e off patrol, fifty-eiger. Pia gave Pete scrambled eggs , ba. Pete interpreted Pias dream.

        "Ed;

        "Yes."

        "And your real broto Italy, you said."

        "Yes."

        "It may be someto travel."

        Ede    for a boat ride, a tour of t y tourists. t, four tour?ists abreast, oo a micropelling tourists he harbor.

        "I interpreted t dream very sketc; Pete said to Edward.

        "Yes."

        "I could    more ."

        "Dont."

        "t," to te regarded t oes submarine. Pete discussed ty-eige sat on Ed; Edo t glasses. took Pete to t. Pete fleation of Dreams.

        Pia dreamed t so a great le, to sing. Se gardens. ted. Pia refused. to sing. So stop. Ot Pia sur?reood about ting and singing.

        Ed; you just give ;

        "My ," Pia said. "You kno girl is not like t. Really s and not asserting -- asserting? -- asserting ;

        "t your mot t;

        "Per;

        " else?"

        "I t remember."

        "Did you sing?"

        "I t remember," Pia said.

        Pias brotrousers. Pia se in t. Edant coffee. Pia explained blufaerdig;If you rousers open," s;t; "It is a very good one,"     at t on tting a dress out of blue, red, and green clotar. o play somet;t; Edation of Dreams. "In cases    only a strange person ap?pears i, I may safely assume t by means of identifiy ego is cealed be person. I am permitted to supplement my ego."

        Ed at a sidey-t; tiny girls    tigs. tige pants.

        Ed trees. "; Pia said. "By a car. In a snoorm."

        Ederse. "ere you ?"

        "My bicycle erly."

        Ederpretation of Dreams. Pia bent over th.

        "Freud turned o a disreputable uncle, in a dream."

        ";

        "ed to be an assistant professor. ant professor."

        "So    allo;

        "t kno;

        "Youre joking."

        "Im trying."

        Edalked about dreams. Pia said s unhen she woke, relieved.

        ";

        "For about t t it is not so."

        ";

        "I dont kno;

        "Do you t means you    ne;

        " un;

        "Maybe you    to    feel guilty about ing to ;

        "ts subtle," Pia said. "Youre insecure."

        "; Edward said.

        "But w;

        "Because you dont o feel guilty anymore," Edward said glibly.

        "; Pia said.

        Eded terpretation of Dreams.    novels by A in Eder. S ten. Pia    into teet. ill rotten. Pia sat doo cry. Ser    making any noise. Everytten.

        Edo pay Danisax. "But I dont make any money in Denmark," Ed?ten.

        Pia came h black varnish around her eyes.

        "?"

        "I e it."

        Pia raordinary size. It ;ts a big cabbage," Edward said.

        "Big," Pia said.

        the world for supper.

        "Is t; Ed;I like. . . vinegar. . . ; Edes?man, s letters to tor. Pia appeared in her new blue, red, and green dress. She looked wonderful.

        "You look ;

        "tak."

        "tables are ; Ed;You remem?ber you said I ables, in your dream. Freud says t tables are figures for ;

        "La vac; Pia said.

        Pia reported a ne;I came o a small toourist tle o take ure. But I couldnt find o apparat. In t in to to a ladies club, a place    ture isement outside.    rigelep ting about in a strange ;

        Ed; else?"

        "I t remember."

        "Not;

        "o tried to take a picture of came up and took my arm. I    I said to myself somets necessary to ;

        " else?"

        "I t remember."

        "Did you sleep ;

        "I dont remember."

        " did t;

        "It ;

        "Did it remind you of anyt;

        "It    ty. o dance."

        " is ected    pla your mind?"

        "Once a boy came to a party."

        ";

        "So    pay."

        ";

        "Someone."

        "Did you dance ;

        "Yes."

        "Did you sleep ;

        "Yes."

        "Very often?"

        "t;

        Ed to Malmo on t. to t of a plane lab doerminable runway.

        "I dreamed of a roof," Pia said. ".    ored."

        " does t --" Edward began.

        "Also I dreamed s. I ing a rug," s on. "And I dreamed about ;

        "Dont," Edward said.

        Pia silently reional dreams. Edment of a department store. Surrounded by exg rugs: Rya rugs, Polisrao-s. Ed o cost five    tribune, Paris edition.

        "It is too good for t; Pia said. "It is to be ;

        Ed o last    into treet. Just in time. "God knoiful, ; Edward said.

        " did you dream last nig; Ed; did you dream? ?"

        "I t remember."

        Ed oo muc trying to remember a dream.    remember. It o see if the door. No. Pia awoke.

        "I dreamed of beans."

        Ed o his hand.

        "to dream of beans is, in all cases, very unfor?tunate. Eating t tate    one for you. to dream of beets is on t;

        Ed "Mrs. Miniver." It    ten by J. .B. Priestley, Ed;I remember it very ; Pia insisted. "Errol Flynn raps, raps" -- Pia made a resture -- " ser Pidgeon."

        "Errol Flynn    even in ture. You tley e everyt you? Everyt;

        "I dont."

        "Errol Flynn    even in ture." Ed?;Errol Flynn    even. . . in. . . ture!"

        Pia    quite asleep. Sanding on a street er. omen regarded     bag taining straurnips. An old lady rode up on a bicycle and stopped for traffic ligraddled ring bag, and t into tter. t. People cr bag. Pia s;No," s;S. . . I ; Someone asked Pia if sed o call a poli. " for?" Pia said. anding t, t, If to be my dream for tonig    it.
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