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The sing-song girl, her fiddle broken, was beating her forehead upon the floor and wailing: Ai, ai! Ai, ai! Spurlock—or Taber, as he called himself—sat slumped in a chair, staring with glazed eyes at nothing, absolutely uninterested in the confusion for which he was primarily accountable. He laughed reassuringly. Knew something was up. He drove her home that night, kissing her again and again at stoplights. She said you HAD some money. “Really, Sir John,” she said, “I don’t know how to thank you. They were Jonathan Wild and Quilt Arnold. Teenagers buzzed about her newly discovered talent for the violin in the same sentences as they gossiped about her torrid police scandal and a lost mother who remained in the deep shadows of murder mystery.
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