In a while Henry offered to take Judith to the paddock
　In a while Henry offered to take Judith to the paddock. Gordon to my relief invited Lorna, which left me with the mystery lady, Pen Warner, with whom I'd so far exchanged only the thrilling words "How do you do."
　"Would you like to go down?" I asked.
　"Yes, indeed. But you don't need to stay with me if it's too much bother."
　"Are you so insecure?"
　There was a quick widening of the eyes and a visible mental shift. "You're damned rude," she said. "And Judith said you were nice."
　I let her go past me out onto the landing and smiled as she went. "I should like to stay with you," I said, "if it's not too much bother."
　She gave me a dry look, but as we more or less had to walk in single file along the narrow passageway owing to people going in the opposite direction she said little more until we had negotiated the elevators, the escalators and the pedestrian tunnel and had emerged into the daylight of the paddock.
　It was her first time at Ascot, she said. Her first time, in fact, at the races.
　"What do you think of it?" "Very beautiful. Very brave. Quite mad." "Does sanity lie in ugliness and cowardice?" I asked. "Life does, pretty often," she said. "Haven't you noticed?" "And some aren't happy unless they're desperate." She quietly laughed. "Tragedy inspires, so they say." "They can stick it," I said. "I'd rather lie in the sun." We stood on the raised tiers of steps to watch the horses walk round the ring, and she told me that she lived along the road from Judith in another house fronting the common. "I've lived there all my life, long before Judith came. We met casually, as one does, in the local shops, and just walked home together one day several years ago. Been friends ever since." "Lucky," I said. "Yes."
　"Do you live alone?" I asked conversationally. Her eyes slid my way with inner amusement. "Yes, I do. Do you?" I nodded. "I prefer it," she said. "So do I."
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　She looked staartled.? This model is basically your classic Air Footscape vamp with a reworked heel counter, placed atop the recently redesigned Nike Free 5. "No, I'm not. What an odd thing to ask."
　I made an apologetic gesture. "You just look as if you might be."
　She shook her head. "Wouldn't have time, even if I had the urge."
　"But you do do good in the world."
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　"I don't know. The way you look." I smiled to take away any seriousness and said, "Which horse do you like? Shall we choose one and bet?"
　"What about Burnt Marshmallow?"
　She liked the name, she said, so we stopped briefly at a Tote window and invested some of the winnings from Cretonne and Sandcastle.
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　We slowed a little to hear.
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