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John Grady and told him that it was all right and that far worse things than horses had passed through that hotel lobby and John Grady looked at the clerk and then went out and untied the horse and led it in.

In just a couple of days Grady had made copious notes on Bowden and the Amazon jungle, and in doing so had made one promise to herself: when Sam went to the Amazon to find Michael Bowden, she would use her best moves to ensure she boarded the plane with himDevan Gaudet notwithstanding.

Grady walked behind Michael Bowden, who lay on the travois dragged by Yodo.

The plan was for Sam to go to LA first, then meet Grady and Bowden in New York City.

The motive had been retribution for a series of articles her father had written condemning a black political leader, Grady Duelly, as a charlatan and cheat.

John Grady would walk among the mares and John Grady would argue their points and the hacendado would muse and walk away a fixed distance and stand looking back and nod and muse again and walk off with his eves to the ground to a fresh vantage point and then look up to see the mare anew, willing to see a new mare should one present itself.

He never bred the horse at the same hour two days running and he conspired with John Grady in telling the hacendado that the horse needed to be ridden to keep it manageable.

John Grady told him of playing billiards with the hacendado and Antonio-sitting in an old Mennonite chair the caning of which had been replaced with canvas, his hat on one knee and his hands together-received this news with the gravity proper to it, looking down at the burning cigarette and nodding his head.

Gary Grady asked, indicating the panic and turmoil and insanity of the crowd below as it reacted to the darkness and now the flickering of powerful klieg lights.

Grady saw her cast a look of longing around the fa miliar landscape and wondered, for the first time, how Kecley would fare in the city.

Grady could imagine his lawyer flopping into his black leather chair and grinned tiredly when a squeak of protest sig naled just such an action over the phone line.

Grady suggested, beginning to understand why Archie Peevers thought he needed a live-in bodyguard and general snoop.

Grady answered, beginning to feel sorry for Muriel, for all of the Peevers children.

The rest of the Peevers clan followed her, leaving Annie and Grady alone in the hallway.

Grady said as he turned onto the country road leading back to the Peevers Mansion.