Sure, Willie, the old man can still tell you a... Sure, Willie, the old man can still tell you a thing or two
You're a swell guy, PopThe whole thing is warm between themHe feels himself coming of age, the equal ready to talk to his father as a friend
That summer he works at the Crown Theatre as an usherHe knows at least half the people who come there, and he can talk to them for a few minutes before he shows them a seat(It's a good idea to be friends with everybody; you never can tell when you'll want a favor from a man
Indeed, the only dull times are in the afternoons when hardly anyone is
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One day, however, he meets Beverly(The slim dark-eyed, dark-haired girl on the left with the exciting red mouth she has penciled over her lips How'd you like the picture, Gloria? he asks the other one
I thought it was a mighty sorry pictureHow do you know me?
Oh, I was the year behind you in schoolI remember you from the cheer leaders
The introductions, the bright talkSo you knew
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Everybody knows you, Willie
Yeah, ain't it tough? They laugh
Before she leaves, he has made a date
The hot summer nights, the languor of the trees, the leaven in the earthAfter the dates they ride in his car to a park at the crest of a hill on the highway outside the suburbInside the car they roll and squirm, bang their knees and their backs against the gearshift, the steering wheel, the knobs for the windows
Aw come on, baby, I won't do a thing if you won't let me but come on
No, I can't, I better not
God, I love you, Beverly(The
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I can't, Willie, I love you so much please I can't
I wish we were married(Nuzzling his hair with her mouth) Ohhh
The analyses: You made her yet, Willie?
I got to third base last night, I'll make her yet
What'd she do?
She moaned
Aaah, if they won't put out
Folklore: If she won't lay she's frigid; if she does she's a whoreDon't forget she's cherry(Way back is a
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Talking serious: You know I dreamt about you last night, WillieYou know that movie we saw the other day, Captain Blood, I thought Olivia de Haviland looked like you(Identification with the square of canvas in the dark cavernHis love is perfect like theirs(Ineffable attraction of the girl playing motherThe red bow of her lips If you weren't so sweet I wouldn'tYou don't have a bad opinion of me?
No I'd have a better one if
Uh-uh, momma knows best(Silence, her head on his shoulder I feel funny when I start thinking of
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