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By Jack Joseph Smith

16 about whick way to gos . I want then arrested, O'Dandy shouted again, oo out of here, shouted the luetentant, T'sign anythings: Out of here> O'Dandys: -I want them arrested! Get’ them all out of here, the luetentant shouted agains’ We will’ all sign anything, Get the papers ‘oyte The girls started walking out, with their lips shivering as they passed O'Dandys He pointed at them as they held on to their skirts running for the doors You've letting those whores goa ; Open the glass cage; said the luetentants One of the desk men went and opened the doorg Letting him go brings weeping misery to the already pain. I have back here for him He was angry with, no smiles and face i to the floor, as-he opened the doors Murphy walked out, very pleaseds He saidg: I kindly: thank your officers : Just get out of heres! The three of your out of my sights i Why is it,;.that no one can stand to see we three, Be pesty pesty to the men in : blue and ‘they become blind to yous: We wakked out of the police station laughing, byt suprise was writyen on our facess Up the empty wide street we walked, uncareing andscO, 80 col, with banging headss As-we got into O'Dandys carzhe pulled out a- long necked bottle and saids : Would yow like a hit? No thank you, I saidg

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Driving again and talking about clubs, girls, and getting laid, Michael argues that Dandy only beat the police by playing a power game on their level and asks what such victories mean if everything begins again in the same place.

The drunken philosophy is more pointed now because it comes straight out of the station-house farce. Michael is no longer impressed by clever maneuvers alone; he wants to know whether any action actually changes the structure beneath the repetition.

Claude

The lieutenant finally yells get them all out of here, Murphy is released, and Michael records the ambient loathing — pesty to the men in blue and they become blind to you — as the three walk out unclaimed.