61.   Right about now, he told Maxime Vroman, his friend, people would be lining the riverbed to watch the Suicide Race.

62.   Several thousand people lined the streets as the funeral procession made its way slowly from the soccer field to the cemetery, throwing flowers at the passing coffins.

63.   Several thousand people later lined downtown streets to witness the spectacle of marching firefighters, many wearing black arm bands.

64.   So many people line up for this artificial sensation, it might be called the commercial sublime.

65.   Some people had lined up for hours, bearing what amounted to small arsenals in boxes, paper bags and old socks.

66.   Still more people lined the streets that the pontiff would travel on his way to the airport.

67.   The next day, people lined up to deposit more money.

68.   The problem was that North Vietnam was starving and people lined waterways searching for food.

69.   There is still no running water, and people line up for hours to fill buckets from standpipes in the street.

70.   To his astonishment and considerable satisfaction, people lined up to pay whatever he charged.