With a surprisingly girlish delicacy, Melony was still picking at the rusty tack—in such a considerate way that she never blocked Homer's view of the picture. He took it out from under the mattress and looked at it three or four times a day; and at night, when he Homer especially loved listening to Meany explain the obvious. Olive Worthington herself would send him a replacement _Jane Eyre_ (he doubted very much that it would be a secondhand copy), and Homer would receive the important message: Melony was out.
Melony used the paper napkin that went with her icecream soda to wipe Curly's tears for him. when no one else would have touched it and Ray Kendall himself had never seen a filter system before. 'Perhaps you're a collector,' she said, as quietly as she could speak and still be heard over the river. Larch an affectionate, if stern and distracted, overseer.
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