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“w A B B YY.com .A B BYY.com Take it any way you liked, Roger reflected, it was really a pretty spectacular performance, and it left him feeling both awed and pleased. Subtracting 99 percent of it as bullshit, what was left was highly gratifying.
The door opened, and Sulie Carpenter came in, looking faintly scared. She was carrying a framed photograph. "I didn't know what kind of company you were moving in," she said. "Do you want this?" It was a picture of the President, signed, "For Roger from his admirer, Dash." "I guess I do," said Roger. "Can you hang it up?" "When it's a picture of Dash, you can," she said. "It has a self-hanging gadget. Right up here?" She pressed it against the wall near the door and stepped back to admire it. Then she looked around, winked and pulled a flat black camera the size of a cigarette pack out of her apron. "Smile at the birdie," she said, and snapped away. "You won't rat on me? Okay.
I've got to be going--I'm not on duty now, but I wanted to look in ...on you." Roger leaned back and folded his hands on his chest.MoreLess
The door opened, and Sulie Carpenter came in, looking faintly scared. She was carrying a framed photograph. "I didn't know what kind of company you were moving in," she said. "Do you want this?" It was a picture of the President, signed, "For Roger from his admirer, Dash." "I guess I do," said Roger. "Can you hang it up?" "When it's a picture of Dash, you can," she said. "It has a self-hanging gadget. Right up here?" She pressed it against the wall near the door and stepped back to admire it. Then she looked around, winked and pulled a flat black camera the size of a cigarette pack out of her apron. "Smile at the birdie," she said, and snapped away. "You won't rat on me? Okay.
I've got to be going--I'm not on duty now, but I wanted to look in ...on you." Roger leaned back and folded his hands on his chest.MoreLess
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