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er been confused about； I'll remember it on my deathbed）； and I think that； for most of those men； the truth of what was happening to them finally hit all the way home when their ankles were being clamped to the stout oak of 〃Old Sparky's〃 legs。 The realization came then （you would see it rising in their eyes； a kind of cold dismay） that their own legs had finished their careers。 The blood still ran in them； the muscles were still strong； but they were finished； all the same； they were never going to walk another country mile or dance with a girl at a barn…raising。 Old Sparky's clients came to a
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