Chapter 2
of smell, toannery Lane. And t ill by tanners craft, tle of green, no questions asked, in a tavern called te to tablis.
Even t, evil-smelling ely full. Astibar o overfloomorroart of tival of Vines. t in Cer-
tando, Devin kney of people ins or co spend, and in a mood to spend too.
tainly no free tables to be o a corner took a judicious sip of ered but not unusually so, oation upon the perfidy and unreasonableness of women.
As embodied, specifically, by Catriana dAstibar t two weeks.
ed t ime before te-afternoon re before t at ty ate oomorroo muse of a bottle and still srouper any indignantly.
ner. ines like a ra re of troupe.
Including impossible Catriana. o be tormed out of t o call to a . o react morning?
Cursed ed back room on triana, and . t;Song of Love,quot; a piece ratably requested by ts wife, a piece Devin upor, a coma, sound asleep.
And so pertle bored, a little distracted, tle closer tely necessary to t, red-ting per so still, even so ...
quot;Devin, in triad,quot; riana dAs-tibar, breaking up tirely, quot;do you t your mind a a difficult song!”
tion of a fair complexion led Devins face all to brigion—was laughem.
Unable to to compromise tattered sy by yielding to ial impulse to reac.
Menico as but assuaged: troupe-leaders ample pauncer as ears from his round, bearded face.
So Devin tle of Senzio green and a dark place to drink it in on a brilliant autumn morni