SECTION 1
The Mysterious Stranger
That was a favorite saying of tile Operator.
The Operator had also spoken much of love
feared shouhl also be much loved.
saying l]mt the person most
The m ，m known 1o some a， ~ X or the Mysterio，，~:~ Stranger
nor feared himself the most.
There were th，ce people he had loved Inore than hc Ira ，，: ，] aqyL~d?: ~]se.
Ilis wife， now d，， a(!， he had l(~ved but not as (h， cpl :: a:-; ti~t o[_hcr tw~.
tlis f~，stc，，\" mother and the Operator he loved with eq~c~l i~，tt< nsit7 or at
least he had (race thought ~，，~.
Itis E>tcr lnother was lighty ears away， and he did n<;: l::ivc ~ ;7，1 with
he， r as \"~ct and might never. Now， if she knew what he wa:~ d~>i:，v. :-:}~ : v，. ，m!d
be decP!y ~，sll.m~cd and gri(x cd. That he couldn t explain {~; h，， ，， wh:: he was
doinT， thi~， and :，;o ju:~ti[y hi，>;cK， deeply grieved hhn.
The Operator he sti]l ]ow::d }) at at the sam，; time hated.
Now X waited， sometimes p:~tiently， sometimes impatieli(!? ~，;r ap.grily，
for the Ld)I< d but real riverboat， lie had missed the ticx Cra，di.~ .si，，~:: ，:;. tlis
only chance nt~w was tile Mark Twain.
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