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    “IwouldliketotakethegreatDiMaggiofishing,”theoldmansaid.“Theysayhisfatherwasafisherman.Maybeheoorasweareandwoulduand.”

    “ThegreatSisler’sfatherwasneverpoorahefather,layingintheBigLeagueswhenhewasmyage.”

    “WhenIwasyeIwasbeforethemastonasquareriggedshipthatrantoAfridIhaveseenlionsonthebeachesintheevening.”

    “Iknow.Youtoldme.”

    “ShouldwetalkaboutAfricaoraboutbaseball?”

    “BaseballIthink,”theboysaid.“TellmeaboutthegreatJohnJ.McGraw.”HesaidJotaforJ.

    “HeusedtoetotheTerraetimestoointheolderdays.Buthewasroughandharsh-spokenanddifficultwhenhewasdrinking.Hismindwasonhorsesaswellasbaseball.Atleasthecarriedlistsofhorsesatalltimesinhispocketandfrequentlyspokethenamesofhorsesoelephone.”

    “Hewasagreatmaheboysaid.“Myfatherthihegreatest.”

    “Becausehecameherethemosttimes,”theoldmansaid.“IfDurocherhadtioehereeachyearyourfatherwouldthinkhimthegreatestmanager.”

    “Whoisthegreatestmanager,really,LuqueorMikeGonzalez?”

    “Ithinktheyareequal.”

    “Afishermanisyou.”

    “No.Iknowothersbetter.”

    “Quéva,”theboysaid.“Therearemanygoodfishermenandsomegreatones.Butthereisonlyyou.”

    “Thankyou.Youmakemehappy.Ihopenofishwillealongsogreatthathewillproveuswrong.”
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