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While
Joe
signed
the
register
,
she
excused
herself
and
hurried
over
to
the
bookstore
to
see
if
they
had
The
Grasshopper
.
Yes
,
there
it
was
,
a
bright
stack
of
copies
in
fact
,
with
a
display
sign
saying
how
popular
and
important
it
was
,
and
of
course
that
it
was
verboten
in
German
-
run
regions
.
A
smiling
middle
-
aged
woman
,
very
grandmotherly
,
waited
on
her
;
the
book
cost
almost
four
dollars
,
which
seemed
to
Juliana
a
great
deal
,
but
she
paid
for
it
with
a
Reichsbank
note
from
her
new
purse
and
then
skipped
back
to
join
Joe
.
Leading
the
way
with
their
luggage
,
the
bellboy
conducted
them
to
the
elevator
and
then
up
to
the
second
floor
,
along
the
corridor
—
silent
and
warm
and
carpeted
—
to
their
superb
,
breathtaking
room
.
The
bellboy
unlocked
the
door
for
them
,
carried
everything
inside
,
adjusted
the
window
and
lights
;
Joe
tipped
him
and
he
departed
,
shutting
the
door
after
him
.
All
was
unfolding
exactly
as
she
wanted
.
"
How
long
will
we
stay
in
Denver
?
"
she
asked
Joe
,
who
had
begun
opening
packages
on
the
bed
.
"
Before
we
go
on
up
to
Cheyenne
?
"
He
did
not
answer
;
he
had
become
involved
in
the
contents
of
his
suitcase
.
"
One
day
or
two
?
"
she
asked
as
she
took
off
her
new
coat
.
"
Do
you
think
we
could
stay
three
?
"
Lifting
his
head
Joe
answered
,
"
We
’
re
going
on
tonight
.
"
At
first
she
did
not
understand
;
and
when
she
did
,
she
could
not
believe
him
.
She
stared
at
him
and
he
stared
back
with
a
grim
,
almost
taunting
expression
,
his
face
constricted
with
enormous
tension
,
more
than
she
had
seen
in
any
human
in
her
life
before
.
He
did
not
move
;
he
seemed
paralyzed
there
,
with
his
hands
full
of
his
own
clothing
from
the
suitcase
,
his
body
bent
.
"
After
we
eat
,
"
he
added
.
