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"
Thank
you
,
"
she
said
,
obviously
pleased
.
"
Doing
my
best
to
be
authentic
…
for
instance
,
carefully
shopping
in
teeny
-
tiny
American
markets
down
along
Mission
Street
.
Understand
that
’
s
the
real
McCoy
.
"
You
cook
the
native
foods
to
perfection
,
Robert
Childan
thought
.
What
they
say
is
true
:
your
powers
of
imitation
are
immense
.
Apple
pie
,
Coca
-
Cola
,
stroll
after
the
movie
,
Glenn
Miller
…
you
could
paste
together
out
of
tin
and
rice
paper
a
complete
artificial
America
.
Rice
-
paper
Mom
in
the
kitchen
,
rice
-
paper
Dad
reading
the
newspaper
.
Rice
-
paper
pup
at
his
feet
.
Everything
.
Paul
was
watching
him
silently
.
Robert
Childan
,
suddenly
noticing
the
man
’
s
attention
,
ceased
his
line
of
thought
and
applied
himself
to
his
food
.
Can
he
read
my
mind
?
he
wondered
.
See
what
I
"
m
really
thinking
?
I
know
I
did
not
show
it
.
I
kept
the
proper
expression
;
he
could
not
possibly
tell
.
"
Robert
,
"
Paul
said
,
"
since
you
were
born
and
raised
here
,
speaking
the
U
.
S
.
idiom
,
perhaps
I
could
get
your
help
with
a
book
which
has
given
me
certain
trouble
.
Novel
from
the
1930s
by
a
U
.
S
.
author
.
"
Robert
bowed
slightly
.
"
The
book
,
"
Paul
said
,
"
which
is
quite
rare
,
and
which
I
possess
a
copy
of
nonetheless
,
is
by
Nathanael
West
.
Title
is
Miss
Lonelyhearts
.
I
have
read
it
with
enjoyment
,
but
do
not
totally
grasp
N
.
West
’
s
meaning
.
"
He
looked
hopefully
at
Robert
.
Presently
Robert
Childan
admitted
.
"
I
have
never
read
that
book
,
I
fear
.
"
Nor
,
he
thought
,
even
heard
of
it
.
Disappointment
showed
in
Paul
’
s
expression
.
"
Too
bad
.
It
is
a
tiny
book
.
Tells
about
man
who
runs
column
in
daily
paper
;
receives
heartache
problems
constantly
,
until
evidently
driven
mad
by
pain
and
has
delusion
that
he
is
J
.
Christ
.
Do
you
recall
?
Perhaps
read
long
ago
.
"
"
No
,
"
Robert
said
.
