The players, said the narrator, were conscious of their status in the town.

She only seemed a little wilder, says the narrator, in conclusion.

Says the narrator of a Gilbert Sorrentino story.

She says the narrator will have to drive.

This, says the narrator, illustrates what is said (Prov.

It was our great generational decision, says the narrator of the opening story, Show Them a Good Time.

Says the narrator: We were all very wet and miserable, and decided to have two biscuits all round.

'But,' said the narrator, 'that was nothing, for he believed in a God.'

I need perhaps hardly inform you," said the narrator, "that George's gratitude to Acmé was vividly expressed.

"But Duke Menelaus was the host of the young knight," said the narrator.

"Landed from a train," said the narrator, quietly and not without some readiness.

"That is all," said the narrator, filling a glass of wine.

"That's the end of the story," said the narrator definitely.

Gourgues was about to speak, when the chief, who, says the narrator, had not learned French manners, rose and anticipated him.

"He has some hard duties to perform," said the narrator.

"The thing is, you must understand it," said the narrator; "let us ask old Nanny."