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61
Gage
began
to
scream
.
He
was
not
fussing
or
crying
but
really
screaming
,
writhing
in
Rachel
's
arms
.
62
"
What
's
wrong
with
him
?
"
Rachel
cried
,
thrusting
him
almost
blindly
at
Louis
.
It
was
,
he
supposed
,
one
of
the
advantages
of
having
married
a
doctor
--
you
could
shove
the
kid
at
your
husband
whenever
the
kid
seemed
to
be
dying
.
"
Louis
!
What
's
--
"
63
The
baby
was
grabbing
frantically
at
his
neck
,
screaming
wildly
.
Louis
flipped
him
over
and
saw
an
angry
white
knob
rising
on
the
side
of
Gage
's
neck
.
And
there
was
also
something
on
the
strap
of
his
jumper
,
something
fuzzy
,
squirming
weakly
.
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64
Eileen
,
who
had
become
quieter
,
began
to
scream
again
,
"
Bee
!
Bee
!
BEEEEEE
!
"
She
jumped
back
,
tripped
over
the
same
protruding
rock
on
which
she
had
already
come
a
cropper
,
sat
down
hard
,
and
began
to
cry
again
in
mingled
pain
,
surprise
,
and
fear
.
65
I
'm
going
crazy
,
Louis
thought
wonderingly
.
Wheeeeee
!
66
"
Do
something
,
Louis
!
Ca
n't
you
do
something
?
"
67
"
Got
to
get
the
stinger
out
,
"
a
voice
behind
them
drawled
.
"
That
's
the
ticket
.
Get
the
stinger
out
and
put
some
baking
soda
on
it
.
Bump
'll
go
down
.
"
But
the
voice
was
so
thick
with
Down
East
accent
that
for
a
moment
Louis
's
tired
,
confused
mind
refused
to
translate
the
dialect
:
Got
t
'
get
the
stinga
out
"
n
put
some
bakin
soda
o
n't
.
"
T
'll
go
daown
.
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68
He
turned
and
saw
an
old
man
of
perhaps
seventy
--
a
hale
and
healthy
seventy
--
standing
there
on
the
grass
.
He
wore
a
biballs
over
a
blue
chambray
shirt
that
showed
his
thickly
folded
and
wrinkled
neck
69
His
face
was
sunburned
,
and
he
was
smoking
an
unfiltered
cigarette
.
As
Louis
looked
at
him
,
the
old
man
pinched
the
cigarette
out
between
his
thumb
and
forefinger
and
pocketed
it
neatly
.
He
held
out
his
hands
and
smiled
crookedly
...
a
smile
Louis
liked
at
once
--
and
he
was
not
a
man
who
"
took
"
to
people
.
70
"
Not
to
tell
you
y'
business
,
Doc
,
"
he
said
.
And
that
was
how
Louis
met
Judson
Crandall
,
the
man
who
should
have
been
his
father
.