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@@@@@It was pleasant to be lying there, knowing that in an hour they would turn backA small filtrate of the terror he had felt in the ambush worked through him for a moment "Yeah," Red mutteredAnd now the LieutenantHe could see Hearn scowling when he had refused the offer to be a noncomHis mind skated on the brittlest ice, and he had a vague sense of oppression as if there was something he could not afford to face, something that was going to come up again "The Lootenant was a good guy," Wyman blurted suddenlyThe words shocked him deeplyFor the first time he bridged the distance between his few contacts with Hearn and the last glimpse he had had of him, the bloody meaningless corpse"A good guy," he repeated doubtfully, feeling his way around the edge of the terror this caused "They ain't a fuggin one of those officers is worth a goddam," Red sworeHis exhausted limbs twitched nervously from his anger "Oh, I don't know, there's all kinds of guys Wyman protested gentlyHe was still trying to bridge the sound of the Lieutenant's voice with the color of his blood "I wouldn't spit on the best one of them," Minetta said furiouslyA mild superstition about not saying anything bad about the dead troubled him, but he repressed it defiantly"I ain't afraid of saying what I thinkThey're all bastards Under his high forehead, Minetta's eyes looked large, excited"If it took him being knocked off for us to go back, then I'll settle for that They had sent him out, they didn't give a goddam, but who could he fight against? "Aaaah He lit a cigarette, puffed cautiously at it, for the smoke roiled his stomach "Who says we're going back?" Polack asked "That looey did," Wyman said