'em," Schiff said, eyeing his living room. The tops of the pizza boxes had been torn from their bottoms, ... hunks of tomato like semiprecious stones caught Schiff's eye, glinted up at him from the ... Schiff said sud­ denly. "Mr. Disch?" Mr. Disch, holding a beer, extended an arm, raised ...

think of all the contingencies," Schiff somewhat apologetically said. "I see you ... silly." "Oh, now." Schiff, who still had some character left, was becoming as tired of ... living room. Well, thought Schiff, reminded of sudden furious electrical storms when he was a boy on ...

"Oh, now," Schiff said. She grinned. Schiff didn't remember her but thought she must ... wasn't enough, that only vengeance and wrath would serve. "Jesus!" oathed Schiff ... wrong?" And, believe it or not, it was suddenly revealed to Schiff that it was no mere accident that Jenny ...

representation on the flat surface of his curved personality as Greenland's. That was Schiff, all right. ... "Really? A nickel?" "Damn right," Professor Schiff said. "Twentieth ... "Professor Schiff's jerking you around, Mary," Fred Lipsey said. "A grand piano ...

pretty much the same when I played softball," Schiff said. "I was a fairly lousy first ... " Hearing himself, his flagrant boasting, Schiff quite suddenly paused, broke off. ... Schiff said. "I'm like that, too," Miss Simmons said, "I think ...