When he reads, he has a deep wrinkle in the back of his head.
But when he's preparing potatoes, beans or vegetables, he seems to be totally absorbed in his task.
He puts on his potato-peeling face, and when it's set in that particular way,
it would be impossible for him to turn out anything less than a perfectly peeled potato.
I keep on working. I glance up for a second, but that's all the time I need.
Mrs. van D. is trying to attract Dussel's attention. She starts by looking in his direction, but Dussel pretends not to notice.
She winks, but Dussel goes on peeling. She laughs, but Dussel still doesn't look up.
Then Mother laughs too, but Dussel pays them no mind. Having failed to achieve her goal, Mrs. van D. is obliged to change tactics.
There's a brief silence. Then she says, “Putti, why don't you put on an apron?
Otherwise, I'll have to spend all day tomorrow trying to get the spots out of your suit!”
“I'm not getting it dirty.” Another brief silence.
“Putti, why don't you sit down?” “I'm fine this way. I like standing up!” Silence.
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