Just came across a great passage from Blaylock's "The Stone Giant":
[He] would stroll in among among them, bowing. He'd pause to light his pipe and to puff on it for a moment with the air of a man who has studied things out and wants to phrase things particularly carefully in order not to be misunderstood by a precocious, but, perhaps, slightly scatterbrained audience."
The man has the touch, no doubt about it.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
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