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The
brandy
would
be
kept
moving
;
and
before
midnight
sentiment
would
begin
to
stir
in
the
heart
of
the
self-exiled
consul
.
Then
he
would
relate
to
Keogh
the
story
of
his
ended
romance
.
Each
night
Keogh
would
listen
patiently
to
the
tale
,
and
be
ready
with
untiring
sympathy
.
"
But
do
n't
you
think
for
a
minute
"
--
thus
Johnny
would
always
conclude
his
woeful
narrative
--
"
that
I
'm
grieving
about
that
girl
,
Billy
.
I
've
forgotten
her
.
She
never
enters
my
mind
.
If
she
were
to
enter
that
door
right
now
,
my
pulse
would
n't
gain
a
beat
.
That
's
all
over
long
ago
.
"
"
Do
n't
I
know
it
?
"
Keogh
would
answer
.
"
Of
course
you
've
forgotten
her
.
Proper
thing
to
do
.
Was
n't
quite
O.
K.
of
her
to
listen
to
the
knocks
that
--
er
--
Dink
Pawson
kept
giving
you
.
"
"
Pink
Dawson
!
"
--
a
world
of
contempt
would
be
in
Johnny
's
tones
--
"
Poor
white
trash
!
That
's
what
he
was
.
Had
five
hundred
acres
of
farming
land
,
though
;
and
that
counted
.
Maybe
I
'll
have
a
chance
to
get
back
at
him
some
day
.
The
Dawsons
were
n't
anybody
.
Everybody
in
Alabama
knows
the
Atwoods
.
Say
,
Billy
--
did
you
know
my
mother
was
a
De
Graffenreid
?
"
"
Why
,
no
,
"
Keogh
would
say
;
"
is
that
so
?
"
He
had
heard
it
some
three
hundred
times
.
"
Fact
.
The
De
Graffenreids
of
Hancock
County
.
But
I
never
think
of
that
girl
any
more
,
do
I
,
Billy
?
"
"
Not
for
a
minute
,
my
boy
,
"
would
be
the
last
sounds
heard
by
the
conqueror
of
Cupid
.
At
this
point
Johnny
would
fall
into
a
gentle
slumber
,
and
Keogh
would
saunter
out
to
his
own
shack
under
the
calabash
tree
at
the
edge
of
the
plaza
.
In
a
day
or
two
the
letter
from
the
Dalesburg
postmaster
and
its
answer
had
been
forgotten
by
the
Coralio
exiles
.
But
on
the
26th
day
of
July
the
fruit
of
the
reply
appeared
upon
the
tree
of
events
.
The
Andador
,
a
fruit
steamer
that
visited
Coralio
regularly
,
drew
into
the
offing
and
anchored
.
