Larch wrote—for the record, just to hear how it sounded. ' 'Your _friend!'_ the boy said. Larch had other, quite different qualities, as did Mr. 'It's better for them than watching television,' said Homer Wells, who would always think of Wally and Angel as children.
The pool was crowded then, he complained; swimming lessons were regularly scheduled [302] in the early morning—and he—the lifeguard—regularly administered them—for a fee. And then louder, 'Good night, Fuzzy!' He yelled it and yelled it—the grown-up boy whose crying had once been a legend upriver in Three Mile Falls. 'I love her, too. _Ploink! Ploink!_ Candy and Homer sat with their backs against opposite corner posts at the end of the dock.
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