| In the course of a brief dialogue with Marquetta, in what he laughingly
called his "fortress of solitude" Ibegan to size up the man.
He was European with the internationalized accent you associate with education and privilege and lack of place. He had uncalloused, overly refined hands. He had been in this town two years, long for a traveler like him and his mere presence suggested to me that there might not be other places to go that were much better... |
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