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Still
holding
the
copy
of
The
Grasshopper
Lies
Heavy
,
Robert
said
,
"
What
sort
of
alternate
present
does
this
book
describe
?
"
Betty
,
after
a
moment
,
said
,
"
One
in
which
Germany
and
Japan
lost
the
war
.
"
They
were
all
silent
.
"
Time
to
eat
,
"
Betty
said
,
sliding
to
her
feet
.
"
Please
come
,
two
hungry
gentleman
businessmen
.
"
She
cajoled
Robert
and
Paul
to
the
dining
table
,
already
set
with
white
tablecloth
,
silver
,
china
,
huge
rough
napkins
in
what
Robert
recognized
as
Early
American
bone
napkin
rings
.
The
silver
,
too
,
was
sterling
silver
American
.
The
cups
and
saucers
were
Royal
Albert
,
deep
blue
and
yellow
.
Very
exceptional
;
he
could
not
help
glancing
at
them
with
professional
admiration
.
The
plates
were
not
American
.
They
appeared
to
be
Japanese
;
he
could
not
tell
,
it
being
beyond
his
field
.
"
That
is
Imari
porcelain
.
"
Paul
said
,
perceiving
his
interest
.
"
From
Arita
.
Considered
a
first
-
place
product
.
Japan
.
"
They
seated
themselves
.
"
Coffee
?
"
Betty
asked
Robert
.
"
Yes
,
"
he
said
.
"
Thanks
.
"
"
Toward
end
of
meal
,
"
she
said
,
going
to
get
the
serving
cart
.
