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erwood as she had ever since the last ice age had ended； it seemed。 I was happy to go。 All in all； I felt as if I'd gotten off easy。 And it was nice to know there was a chance of surviving Percy； after all。
〃You send Melinda a whole basket of my love；〃 I said。 〃And don't go buying you an extra crate of trouble； either。 It'll probably turn out to be nothing but migraine； after all。〃
〃You bet；〃 he said； and below his sick eyes； his lips smiled。 The bination was damned near ghoulish。
As for me； I went back to E Block to start another day。 There was paperwork to be read and written； there were floors to be mopped； there were meals to be served； a duty roster to be made out for the following week； there were a hundred details to be seen to。 But mostly there was waiting … in prison there's always plenty of that； so much it never gets done。 Waiting for Eduard Delacroix to walk the Green Mile； waiting for William Wharton to arrive with his curled lip and Billy the Kid tattoo； and； most of all； waiting for Percy Wetmore to be gone out of my life。
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Delacroix's mouse was one of God's mysteries。 I never saw one in E Block before that summer； and never saw one after that fall； when Delacroix passed from our pany on a hot and thundery night in October … passed from it in a manner so unspeakable I can barely bring myself to recall it。 Delacroix claimed that he trained that mouse； which started its life among us as Steamboat Willy； but I really think it w
