71.   Less than a year after his birth, his mother died, and his father took him back to Nantes, France, to be raised by his wife.

72.   Later the father took me aside.

73.   Long ago, before he died, her father took Shirley aside.

74.   More often, his father took him to Senate hearings.

75.   My family were immigrants, I might have added, and my father would have taken my dodging the draft as rank ingratitude.

76.   My father took us on a lot of trips.

77.   My father took us out, into the road, and the water was up to my neck.

78.   My father would take me along to the railroad station to pick up a basket of Belons or other types of oysters straight from Normandy.

79.   My father took me here and I took my kids.

80.   My father took out the elbows under each sink and made straight drains, because the elbows often became clogged.