I have been informed that said passages are actually to be found in S:AI. Aha! I thought they may be, my lightning search through Zooey was proving fruitless, offering only this amusement: `Firstly' he said `I don't like this Camille routine. And don't interrupt me, now. I know you're legitimately falling apart.' (p125 of my edition) The joys of being named after a hypochondriac prostitute. (: It's only poetic justice, seeing that I came from Brisbane not three days ago, unfortunately not finding a trace of Glassness. Camille verona_beach@geocities.com > 1. "Our parents themselves, Les and Bessie Glass, had a fairly > conventional but (*we* believe) remarkably good song-and-dance-and-patter > act in vaudeville and music halls, reaching perhaps most nearly top billing > in Australia (where Seymour and I spent about two years, in total bookings, > of our very early childhood)..." > > 2. "In Brisbane, in 1922, when Seymour and I were five and three, Les and > Bessie played on the same bill for a couple of weeks with Joe Jackson--the > redoubtable Joe Jackson of the nickel-plated trick bicycle that shone like > something better than platinum to the very last row of the theater."