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been at all loathe to tell Blair all about his half-dozen gay
conquests and to laugh about them. He’d let Gary have
it because Gary was damned sweet. Phil, Si said, would
never get it because Phil was a predatory grabber. Si was
perfectly aware there might be bigger dicks elsewhere in
the world, but he swung the biggest one on this campus
and it was his gift to bestow or deny. Let Phil and all
such cold-blooded nuts eat their hearts out. Si liked to
be asked nicely, to be wooed as he wooed an exceptional
woman, and he had to be damned choosy, because even he
didn’t have all that much time even if he had the energy.
“You’re the only man who’s ever had me more than once,
you blond ape, and damned if I really know why, except
you’re so fucking sweet and undemanding and such a
fabulous lay and love me so much and none of my women
have that funny furry hair all over them which I seem to
be somewhat queer for.”
So who could ask for anything more in addition to
Sileno Ferrante? Except that Blair did also harbor a per-
sistent yen for another rangy young Gary-Cooper-type
also down there playing his fast hard game of tennis. For
more than two months Blair had wasted time, checking
to see if that particular young man was there and, when
he did turn up, watching him play. Roger Allen, who was
another of the fasci nated, passed along the information
that their new target’s name was For rest Lawton and that
he shared a double on the first floor with a Chem major
who was a troll, but made out amazingly often with the
town chicks. No one had reported yet even a glimpse of
Forrest Lawton’s private fixins.
Several times Blair had caught Sileno Ferrante on an
adjacent court glancing speculatively, he thought, at the
tall Forrest Lawton, as if he had seen him before some-
where or maybe it was his brother. Forrest Lawton had
never appeared to be aware at all of flashy Si Ferrante’s
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