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Paul
nodded
slightly
.
"
However
,
at
present
I
am
too
busy
with
my
work
,
"
Robert
said
.
"
Later
on
,
perhaps
…
I
am
sure
it
wouldn
’
t
take
me
very
long
.
"
"
No
,
"
Paul
murmured
.
"
Very
short
book
.
"
Both
he
and
Betty
looked
sad
,
Robert
Childan
thought
.
He
wondered
if
they
,
too
,
sensed
the
unbridgeable
gap
between
themselves
and
him
.
Hope
so
,
he
thought
.
They
deserve
to
.
A
shame
—
just
have
to
ferret
out
book
’
s
message
on
their
own
.
He
ate
with
more
enjoyment
.
No
further
friction
marred
the
evening
.
When
he
left
the
Kasouras
’
apartment
at
ten
o
’
clock
,
Robert
Childan
still
felt
the
sense
of
confidence
which
had
overtaken
him
during
the
meal
.
He
meandered
down
the
apartment
house
stairs
with
no
genuine
concern
as
to
the
occasional
Japanese
residents
who
,
on
their
way
to
and
from
the
communal
baths
,
might
notice
him
and
stare
.
Out
onto
the
dark
evening
sidewalk
,
then
the
hailing
of
a
passing
pedecab
.
And
he
was
thereupon
on
his
trip
home
.
I
always
wondered
what
it
would
be
like
to
meet
certain
customers
socially
.
Not
so
bad
after
all
.
And
,
he
thought
,
this
experience
may
well
help
me
in
my
business
.
It
is
therapeutic
to
meet
these
people
who
have
intimidated
you
.
And
to
discover
what
they
are
really
like
.
Then
the
intimidation
goes
.
Thinking
along
those
lines
,
he
arrived
at
his
own
neighborhood
and
finally
at
his
own
door
.
He
paid
the
chink
pedecab
driver
and
ascended
the
familiar
stairs
.
