elacroix said fiercely。 〃I hate dem pet…shop mice!〃

〃And what they got;〃 Brutal said; his eyes distant now as he imagined it; 〃is this tent you go into…〃

〃Yeah; yeah; like inna cirque! Do you gotta pay to get in?〃

〃You shittin me? Course you gotta pay to get in。 A dime apiece; two cents for the kiddies。 And there's; like; this whole city made out of Bakelite boxes and toilet…paper rolls; with windows made out of isinglass so you can see what they're up to in there…〃

〃Yeah! Yeah!〃 Delacroix was in ecstasy now。 Then he turned to me。 〃What ivy…glass?〃

〃Like on the front of a stove; where you can see in;〃 I。 said。

〃Oh sure! Dat shit!〃 He cranked his hand at Brutal; wanting him to go on; and Mr。 Jingles's little oildrop eyes practically spun in their sockets; trying to keep that spool in view。 It was pretty funny。 Percy came a little closer; as if wanting to get a better look; and I saw John Coffey frowning at him; but I was too wrapped up in Brutal's fantasy to pay much attention。 This took telling the condemned man what he wanted to hear to new heights; and I was all admiration; believe me。

'〃Well;〃 Brutal said; 〃there's the mouse city; but what the kids really like is the Mouseville All…Star Circus; where there's mice that swing on trapezes; and mice that roll these little barrels; and mice that stack coins…〃

〃Yeah; dat's it! Dat's the place for Mr。 Jingles!〃 Delacroix said。 His eyes sparkled and his cheeks were high with