The Alligator People Page #2
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to matter.
StilLyou did
find something.
Months later.
Going through
Paul's things...
as I had a hundred times.
- His fraternity pin.
- And how did that help?
Ichecked
with the headquarters.
Wrote them.
They told me that Paul had
belonged to their chapter...
at Louisiana State University.
So... I went there.
They let me look
at the records.
I found an address
Paul had given them...
when he enrolled
in college.
And where was that?
Bayou Landing-
a whistle-stop
in the middle...
of the Louisiana
swamp country
I was the only passenger
to get off
Strangely, there wasn anothersoul to be seen.
The only evidence oflife was a deserted
day coach on the siding...
looking as alone
and out of place as I felt.
Well, I'll be.
Somebody meeting you here,
sweetheart?
No. I thought-
that is, I hoped somebody
would come to pick up this.
Well, that's me-
You just didn't get off.
You must have had
some good reason.
Do you know a place-
I think it's a plantation-
Called The Cypresses?
Uh-huh.
Would it be too much trouble
to take me there?
I'll gladly payyou.
They don't never
have no visitors.
- Was they expecting you?
- No, not exactly...
but they will know
who I am.
Well, for you, sweetheart,
I'll take a chance.
Go ahead.
just climb in-.
Go on. Climb in-.
Bet you never seen
nothing like that before.
You ever been in
It's so wild,
so primitive.
Yeah, and deadly.
You know
how long you'd last...
if you got 'I O0 yards
off of this road?
Maybe 'I O minutes-
lfthe Quicksand didn't get you-...
the moccasins would.
And then...
then there's
always the gators.
Dirty, nasty,
slimy gators!
Why did you
have to do that?
It wasn't doing you
any harm.
No? Well, how do you
suppose I got this?
Anyway, baby, we didn't
do him no harm.
- Yes, miss?
- I beg your pardon.
I just arrived
on the train.
- I know.
- Were you expected? - I did write,
but my letter came back unopened.
- Sol decided-
- What is it, Toby?
This young person,
shejust arrived-
Have her come in.
Come in.
Yes, what is it?
This is your place?
Of course.
Well, maybe
you can help me.
You see,
for a long time...
I've been looking
for my husband.
He disappeared the night
we were married.
I've searched
everywhere.
I've tried everything...
and this
is my last hope-.
But why should you
come here?
At the university
I checked the records.
And at one time,
he gave this as his address.
- The Cypresses.
- What is your name, my dear?
Mrs. Paul Webster.
And you say
that your husband...
this Paul Webster,
gave this as his address?
According
to the records.
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