@@@@@They were working for himHe understood it
@@@@@They were working for himHe understood it abruptly, held the idea for an instant and then lost it, but the emotion it stirred remained with him"Man, Ah think a lot of you all for what you're doin', but you don't have to stick with ol' WilsonJus' lea' me, that's all And when there was no answer he became fretful"Goddammit, men, Ah said you can lea' me He whined like a feverish child Goldstein wanted to drop the litter handleHe said we should stop, Goldstein said to himselfBut immediately afterward he was moved by Wilson's speechIn the heat and the blunting exhaustion of the march he could not think clearly, and thoughts jerked through him like muscular reactionsWe can't leave him, he told himself
