[John, to Henry] "Here's your dog. Con todo, like you said. Mustard, relish, onion - you sure it's okay for you to eat this with your heart and all?"
"If it's not," I said, biting into the hot dog, "I'll die a happy man." (Michael Nava)

[John, to Henry] "Here's your dog. Con todo, like you said. Mustard, relish, onion - you sure it's okay for you to eat this with your heart and all?" "If it's not," I said, biting into the hot dog, "I'll die a happy man."

Michael Nava

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