There was nothing for it but to do as the others did.
Joining the end of the line, she took a tray from a shelf and a knife, fork and spoon from a box.
Because she needed both hands for the tray, she dumped Cassiopeia on top.
Rather flustered by now, Momo took things at random from the glass cases
as she was slowly propelled along, step by step, and arranged them around the tortoise.
She ended up with an oddly assorted meal: a piece of fried fish, a jam puff, a sausage, a meat pie and a plastic mug of lemonade.
Surrounded by food on all sides, Cassiopeia retired into her shell without comment.
When Momo at last reached the cash desk, she hurriedly asked Nino if he knew where Guido was.
Nino nodded.Our Guido's a celebrity these days. We're all very proud of him - he's one of us, after all.
He's on TV and radio every week, and they're always writing about him in the papers.
I even had two reporters here myself last week, asking about the old days.
I told them how Guido used to —″ ″Move along in front!called an irate voice.
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