Closing and Reflection The bridge, "It was probably somewhere around two / In the morning by the time we got down to," situates the timeline late into the night, evoking a sense of anticipation and lingering tension
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But while Gonzalezs wanderlust keeps him exploring New York during their week-long sojourn (at one point, we make plans to explore uptown Manhattan, my stomping grounds), Tubbs was on the first flight back to El Paso the morning after their impromptu Brooklyn homecoming show the night before our interview
It is from the Mitcham parish registers and the wills of several prominent local people that we can glean something of the family and in particular of Nicholas Rutland, whose close called the Colliers Close we have encountered in an earlier chapter,10 and who had been in possession of land bordering the river Graveney as early as 1569.11 Nicholas Rutland of Mitcham was clerk to the Catery, an office concerned with the supply of provisions for the royal household