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"
Care
to
borrow
Grasshopper
?
"
Paul
asked
.
"
We
will
soon
be
through
,
no
doubt
within
day
or
so
.
My
office
being
downtown
not
far
from
your
esteemed
store
,
I
could
happily
drop
it
off
at
lunchtime
.
"
He
was
silent
,
and
then
—
possibly
,
Childan
thought
,
due
to
a
signal
from
Betty
—
continued
,
"
You
and
I
,
Robert
,
could
eat
lunch
together
,
on
that
occasion
.
"
"
Thank
you
,
"
Robert
said
.
It
was
all
he
could
say
.
Lunch
,
in
one
of
the
downtown
businessmen
’
s
fashionable
restaurants
.
He
and
this
stylish
modem
high
-
place
young
Japanese
.
It
was
too
much
;
he
felt
his
gaze
blur
.
But
he
went
on
examining
the
book
and
nodding
.
"
Yes
,
"
he
said
,
"
this
does
look
interesting
.
I
would
very
much
like
to
read
it
.
I
try
to
keep
up
with
what
’
s
being
discussed
.
"
Was
that
proper
to
say
?
Admission
that
his
interest
lay
in
book
’
s
modishness
.
Perhaps
that
was
low
-
place
.
He
did
not
know
,
and
yet
he
felt
that
it
was
.
"
One
cannot
judge
by
book
being
best
seller
,
"
he
said
.
"
We
all
know
that
.
Many
best
sellers
are
terrible
trash
.
This
,
however
—
"
He
faltered
.
Betty
said
,
"
Most
true
.
Average
taste
really
deplorable
.
"
"
As
in
music
,
"
Paul
said
.
"
No
interest
in
authentic
American
folk
jazz
,
as
example
.
Robert
,
are
you
fond
of
say
Bunk
Johnson
and
Kid
Ory
and
the
like
?
Early
Dixieland
jazz
?
I
have
record
library
of
old
such
music
,
original
Genet
recordings
.
"
Robert
said
,
"
Afraid
I
know
little
about
Negro
music
.
"
They
did
not
look
exactly
pleased
at
his
remark
.
"
I
prefer
classical
.
Bach
and
Beethoven
.
"
Surely
that
was
acceptable
.
He
felt
now
a
bit
of
resentment
.
Was
he
supposed
to
deny
the
great
masters
of
European
music
,
the
timeless
classics
in
favor
of
New
Orleans
jazz
from
the
honky
-
tonks
and
bistros
of
the
Negro
quarter
?
"
Perhaps
if
I
play
selection
by
New
Orleans
Rhythm
Kings
,
"
Paul
began
,
starting
from
the
room
,
but
Betty
gave
him
a
warning
look
.
He
hesitated
,
shrugged
.
"
Dinner
almost
ready
,
"
she
said
.
Returning
,
Paul
once
more
seated
himself
.
A
little
sulkily
,
Robert
thought
,
he
murmured
,
"
Jazz
from
New
Orleans
most
authentic
American
folk
music
there
is
.
Originated
on
this
continent
.
All
else
came
from
Europe
,
such
as
corny
English
-
style
lute
ballads
.
"
"
This
is
perpetual
argument
between
us
,
"
Betty
said
,
smiling
at
Robert
.
"
I
do
not
share
his
love
of
original
jazz
.
"
