The readies, by bob brown  (Page 20/22)

liked-him-best.-Fourth-member-Kosher-Kosarin’s--

BermudaorBust-International-Orchestra-played-sax-

pinochle-poker-etcetera-had-chronic-catarrh-- - -

smelled-sour-picklish.-But-hadn’t-really-great-- - -

geniuses-crawled-up-stuckup-their-manes-their-- - -

lionized-heads-through-just-such-slime?-Harry-- - -

kept-aloof-like-back-home-his-nose-above-- - -- - -

barnyards-still-Maw’s-clinging-vine-clean-- - - - - -

smelling-buttermilk-boy.-Fellow-musicians-loved--

blondes-Harry-loved-his-Art-his-hollow-eyed-stray-

straining-strained-art-impulses-After-successful- - -

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Burmuda-barmaid-season-Harry-could-play-M’s- - - - - -

Spring-Song-flawlessly-without-music-before-him- - - - -

but-continued-turning-sheets-effectively-Harry-- - - - - - -

stood-up-tall-poplar-tree-other-three-sat-down-- - - - - - - -

insignificantly;-Harry-shook-condescending-curls-- - - - -

replying-applause-when-any.-Lunch-time-playing- - - - - -

never-his-best-felt-puckish-slightly-seasick-but-- - - - - - - -

nighttime-always-Triumph-once-knocked-‘em-cold- - - - - -

putting-over-Pinafore-Medley-four-encores-aboard- - - - - -

specially-chartered-deluxe-Elks-Convention-family- - - - - -

plus-trip.-Lunch-failure-never-explained-probably- - - - - - -

artistic-temperament-morning-sickness-wobbly-sea-- - - - - -

legs-standingtoo-near-terribly-food-smelly-- - -- - - - -- - - - -

kitchen-galley-or-sleeping-all-night-alongside-loud-smelling-

Saxophonist.-Above-such-things-Harry-towered-

tremendously-scooting-fameward.-Next-year- - -

Buenos-Aires-run;-hotter-twenty-sea-days- - - - -

down-trip-ten-lazy-B.A.-days-then-twenty-back.-

Marching-madly-around-deck-fiddling.-- - - - - - -

“Horses!-Horses!”-announcing-deck-horse-races- - - - -

miniature-wooden-horse-races-gambling-first-class-- - -

passengers-enjoyed-quite-beneath-Harry’s-- - -

skyward-nose;-accompanying-booming-drum- - - - -

awakening-Rio-de-Janeiro-passengers-all-first-class-

playing-“Cheer!-Cheer!-Gang’s-all- - - - - -

here-whatta-hell-dowe-care?-What-ta-’ell-do-wecare.-Now!-

Ceaselessly-up-down-deserted-dawn-dark-decks-

Tramp-5-A.M.-Payjama-time!-Dodging- - - - - - -

some-shoes-shoes-from-irate-but-firstclass-- - - - -

passengers-bound-B.A.ward.-Always-honorably-- -

dodging-first-class-shoes-first-class-everything-- --

aboard-ship-treated-almost-like-passenger-only-- - -

once-weekly-Kosher-Kosarin’s-International-Pan-- -

American-Pep-Band-cheered-bleak-second-class

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souls-conducting-low-kitchen-maidy-function-- - -

called-deck-dance;-Harry-hated-such-service-but-- -

gradually-forgot-horrors-thinking-what-pleasure-- -

giving-himself-charitably-cheeringup-lowly-needy-

music-hungry-second-class-souls-dim-half-souls-- -

thinking-steadily-upon-other-six-week-nights-amid-swell-first-class-passengers-pouting-cabaret-- - -

dancers-vacationists-carrying-dollies-doodahs-- - -

tickling-away-doldrums-dreardoms-tantalizingly-- - titillating-A-One-Boy-Harry!-From-Rio-de-Janeiro-

(accent-Rye-oh)-Harry-sent-Maw-colored-card-- - -