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221
"
Half
a
day
is
bad
enough
,
"
Rachel
answered
in
a
scolding
voice
and
began
to
cry
harder
.
222
Louis
held
her
,
and
Gage
slipped
an
arm
comfortably
around
each
parent
's
neck
.
When
Rachel
cried
,
Gage
usually
cried
too
.
But
not
this
time
.
He
has
us
to
himself
,
Louis
thought
,
and
he
damn
well
knows
it
.
223
They
waited
with
some
trepidation
for
Ellie
to
return
,
drinking
too
much
coffee
,
speculating
on
how
it
was
going
for
her
.
Louis
went
out
into
the
back
room
that
was
going
to
be
his
study
and
messed
about
idly
,
moving
papers
from
one
place
to
another
but
not
doing
much
else
.
Rachel
began
lunch
absurdly
early
.
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When
the
phone
rang
at
a
quarter
past
ten
,
Rachel
raced
for
it
and
answered
with
a
breathless
"
Hello
?
"
before
it
could
ring
a
second
time
.
Louis
stood
in
the
doorway
between
his
office
and
the
kitchen
,
sure
it
would
be
Ellie
's
teacher
telling
them
that
she
had
decided
Ellie
could
n't
hack
it
;
the
stomach
of
public
education
had
found
her
indigestible
and
was
spitting
her
back
.
But
it
was
only
Norma
Crandall
,
calling
to
tell
them
that
Jud
had
picked
the
last
of
the
corn
and
they
were
welcome
to
a
dozen
ears
if
they
wanted
it
.
Louis
went
over
with
a
shopping
bag
and
scolded
Jud
for
not
letting
him
help
pick
it
.
225
"
Most
of
it
ai
n't
worth
a
tin
shit
anyway
,
"
Jud
said
.
226
"
You
'll
kindly
spare
that
talk
while
I
'm
around
,
"
Norma
said
.
"
She
came
out
on
the
porch
with
iced
tea
on
an
antique
Coca-Cola
tray
.
227
"
Sorry
,
my
love
.
"
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228
"
He
ai
n't
sorry
a
bit
,
"
Norma
said
to
Louis
and
sat
down
with
a
wince
.
229
"
Saw
Ellie
get
on
the
bus
,
"
Jud
said
,
lighting
a
Chesterfield
.
230
"
She
'll
be
fine
,
"
Norma
said
.
"
They
almost
always
are
.
"