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on tables and shelves and a desk and the mantel. “Red Sailor. A fine little horse. A Kentucky-bred horse. I used to foxhunt him a lot, when I was master.”

“GETTING back to the mastership. After Menefee and I gave it up, Arthur Miller and I took the Rappahannock Hunt over. Miller lives in Washington, Virginia, and has a farm out on the Rush River. Mt. Prospect farm.”

His monologue is interrupted again; Willoughby comes to the door. Willoughby has “been with” Oliver Durant for eight years, as his right-hand man in running “The Hill.”

“I just came to tell you we got everything ready,” he tells Durant.

“What you say?” the older man asked, twisting around in his deep chair to look at him talk.

“I just wanna tell you, we got everything ready for you.”

Durant nods, “O.K.”,and picks up the story.

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