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He
could
feel
now
that
her
arms
were
large
and
soft
,
her
bosom
full
for
one
so
young
.
Exhilarated
by
dancing
,
she
was
quite
intoxicating
,
her
gestures
almost
provoking
.
"
Now
we
'll
put
on
'
The
Love
Boat
,
'
"
called
Dillard
the
moment
"
Brown
Eyes
"
was
ended
,
"
and
you
and
Zella
can
dance
together
and
Rita
and
I
will
have
a
spin
,
eh
,
Rita
?
"
He
was
so
fascinated
by
his
own
skill
as
a
dancer
,
however
,
as
well
as
his
natural
joy
in
the
art
,
that
he
could
scarcely
wait
to
begin
another
,
but
must
take
Rita
by
the
arms
before
putting
on
another
record
,
gliding
here
and
there
,
doing
steps
and
executing
figures
which
Clyde
could
not
possibly
achieve
and
which
at
once
established
Dillard
as
the
superior
dancer
.
Then
,
having
done
so
,
he
called
to
Clyde
to
put
on
"
The
Love
Boat
.
"
But
as
Clyde
could
see
after
dancing
with
Zella
once
,
this
was
planned
to
be
a
happy
companionship
of
two
mutually
mated
couples
who
would
not
interfere
with
each
other
in
any
way
,
but
rather
would
aid
each
other
in
their
various
schemes
to
enjoy
one
another
's
society
.
For
while
Zella
danced
with
Clyde
,
and
danced
well
and
talked
to
him
much
,
all
the
while
he
could
feel
that
she
was
interested
in
Dillard
and
Dillard
only
and
would
prefer
to
be
with
him
.
For
,
after
a
few
dances
,
and
while
he
and
Rita
lounged
on
a
settee
and
talked
,
Zella
and
Dillard
left
the
room
to
go
to
the
kitchen
for
a
drink
.
Only
,
as
Clyde
observed
,
they
stayed
much
longer
than
any
single
drink
would
have
required
And
similarly
,
during
this
interval
,
it
seemed
as
though
it
was
intended
even
,
by
Rita
,
that
he
and
she
should
draw
closer
to
one
another
.
For
,
finding
the
conversation
on
the
settee
lagging
for
a
moment
,
she
got
up
and
apropos
of
nothing
--
no
music
and
no
words
--
motioned
him
to
dance
some
more
with
her
.
She
had
danced
certain
steps
with
Dillard
which
she
pretended
to
show
Clyde
.
But
because
of
their
nature
,
these
brought
her
and
Clyde
into
closer
contact
than
before
--
very
much
so
.
And
standing
so
close
together
and
showing
Clyde
by
elbow
and
arm
how
to
do
,
her
face
and
cheek
came
very
close
to
him
--
too
much
for
his
own
strength
of
will
and
purpose
.
He
pressed
his
cheek
to
hers
and
she
turned
smiling
and
encouraging
eyes
upon
him
.
On
the
instant
,
his
self-possession
was
gone
and
he
kissed
her
lips
.
And
then
again
--
and
again
.
And
instead
of
withdrawing
them
,
as
he
thought
she
might
,
she
let
him
--
remained
just
as
she
was
in
order
that
he
might
kiss
her
more
.
And
suddenly
now
,
as
he
felt
this
yielding
of
her
warm
body
so
close
to
him
,
and
the
pressure
of
her
lips
in
response
to
his
own
,
he
realized
that
he
had
let
himself
in
for
a
relationship
which
might
not
be
so
very
easy
to
modify
or
escape
.
Also
that
it
would
be
a
very
difficult
thing
for
him
to
resist
,
since
he
now
liked
her
and
obviously
she
liked
him
.
Apart
from
the
momentary
thrill
and
zest
of
this
,
the
effect
was
to
throw
Clyde
,
as
before
,
speculatively
back
upon
the
problem
of
his
proper
course
here
.
For
here
was
this
girl
,
and
she
was
approaching
him
in
this
direct
and
suggestive
way
.
And
so
soon
after
telling
himself
and
his
mother
that
his
course
was
to
be
so
different
here
--
no
such
approaches
or
relationships
as
had
brought
on
his
downfall
in
Kansas
City
.
And
yet
--
and
yet
--
He
was
sorely
tempted
now
,
for
in
his
contact
with
Rita
he
had
the
feeling
that
she
was
expecting
him
to
suggest
a
further
step
--
and
soon
.
But
just
how
and
where
?
Not
in
connection
with
this
large
,
strange
house
.
There
were
other
rooms
apart
from
the
kitchen
to
which
Dillard
and
Zella
had
ostensibly
departed
.
But
even
so
,
such
a
relationship
once
established
!
What
then
?
Would
he
not
be
expected
to
continue
it
,
or
let
himself
in
for
possible
complications
in
case
he
did
not
?
He
danced
with
and
fondled
her
in
a
daring
and
aggressive
fashion
,
yet
thinking
as
he
did
so
,
"
But
this
is
not
what
I
should
be
doing
either
,
is
it
?
This
is
Lycurgus
.
I
am
a
Griffiths
,
here
.
I
know
how
these
people
feel
toward
me
--
their
parents
even
.
Do
I
really
care
for
her
?
Is
there
not
something
about
her
quick
and
easy
availability
which
,
if
not
exactly
dangerous
in
so
far
as
my
future
here
is
concerned
,
is
not
quite
satisfactory
--
too
quickly
intimate
?
"
He
was
experiencing
a
sensation
not
unrelated
to
his
mood
in
connection
with
the
lupanar
in
Kansas
City
--
attracted
and
yet
repulsed
.
He
could
do
no
more
than
kiss
and
fondle
her
here
in
a
somewhat
restrained
way
until
at
last
Dillard
and
Zella
returned
,
whereupon
the
same
degree
of
intimacy
was
no
longer
possible
.
A
clock
somewhere
striking
two
,
it
suddenly
occurred
to
Rita
that
she
must
be
going
--
her
parents
would
object
to
her
staying
out
so
late
.
And
since
Diliard
gave
no
evidence
of
deserting
Zella
,
it
followed
,
of
course
,
that
Clyde
was
to
see
her
home
,
a
pleasure
that
now
had
been
allayed
by
a
vague
suggestion
of
disappointment
or
failure
on
the
part
of
both
.
He
had
not
risen
to
her
expectations
,
he
thought
.
Obviously
he
lacked
the
courage
yet
to
follow
up
the
proffer
of
her
favors
,
was
the
way
she
explained
it
to
herself
.
