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Fred began to look
extremely cheerful and Will
nudged me and nodded.
A second later
he grinned at us again through
the tiny window.
"Let's take a chance!" said
Will, and we were all agreed
before he urged it.
The glance took as swift
effect as an electric
spark that fires a mine.
The German coughed, set
one foot forward, and folded
both arms on his breast.
Whether she answered
or not I could not see, but
Monty was smiling.
I separated
sheep from goats, and made over
the nine to Ephraim.
"Is he your husband?"
"No." "Then what you want with 'im?"
No one said a word.
Gloria nodded.
"You sing?" "Sometimes." "You dance?" "Oh,
yes. I love it." "Ah!
"I have!" said Monty.
And after a short swift stare
at him Fred looked glum.
Undo the promise
made to this Armenian!
What is he to thee?
It began to dawn
on me that I would better
listen after all.
"I've unearthed a plot,"
I began, limping along
beside him. "No, sir!
Set them to cutting
this trail and another one.
They worked like beavers.
"All right," Fred grumbled.
"But how about you rear while
all that's going on?
Then he turned on me.
"Now damn your ankle," he said.
"Try to forget it!
He saw me at last,
and brought his hundred men down
the ramp at a run.