ATDTDA 14 TOC excerpt / brief summary

[mikebailey at speakeasy.net]

from Monte Davis's excellent extended table of contents 
http://www.vheissu.info/atdtda/monte-toc.php
  	
29.2 So, iron on iron and headlong as fate, Frank and Ewball 	  	376
  	
29.3Carrying dark-lanterns, they entered a... corridor 	  	383

29.4 "Ridin with anarchists now, got-damn never thought I'd be doin this..." 	  	385
  	
29.5 After a day and a half's journey, El Espinero led Frank 	  	391

29.6 "Hungry?" said El Espinero. Frank looked around... 	  	392

29.7 Frank knew that El Espinero's wife was neither mute nor shy 	  394

30. 	In New York for a few weeks of ground-leave, the boys... 	397 	 
30.2 "We'uh movin offa duh Gophiz's toif..." 	  	401

...a little accretion:

Frank in Mexico - Chums in New York

Frank in Mexico in Prison, in the desert with the other Stray,
on cactus, and achieving 1/2 of his revenge

The Chums living in Central Park, extrapolating from
a delivery boy's side remark to a trip on a "time machine"
requiring help from the kid underworld, and leading into
their deeper involvement with time travel

Frank and Ewball experiencing the mysteries of Mexican
justice, an annoying parrot, speculation on double names,
Ewball demonstrating extreme marksmanship,
a psychedelic trip, an abortive chance at love for Frank,
the shootout.

The Chums narrator again produces some whizbang
accents, references to class struggle appear in boys'
fiction, Darby and Chick exhibit sartorial splendor,
there's another silly song, Pynchon once again depicts
an uncomfortably young girl as an object of sexual attraction, 
Dr Zoot's time machine takes Darby and Chick on a trip,
Chick's legal prowess intimidates Zoot into revealing
his source for the time machine, and the name of 
Alonzo Meatman comes up for the first time...