Mort turned his back on them and went to the door.

Behind him, Mort could see the car the man had come in.

Mort said he thought that situation was pretty much under control.

So he turned around and called, but Mort didn't hear him.

It would not do for him to get too far from Mort.

Up until this point, Mort had not seen anyone for years.

He kept on past Mort's study; down to the ground floor.

I asked Mort to write his experience for this book.

This allowed Mort to stay in the world of the living.

Perhaps, just before he did it, Mort would have seen someone watching him.

Joe asked as he got down on the ground at Mort's left.

According to Mort the area was to be united in the coming decades.

I looked around the room and hoped Mort would return quickly.

Joe and Mort fell in behind, with the rest of their team.

That made Mort smile, which was what she'd had in mind.

However, Mort then demonstrated that he was human after all.

Mort had loved that picture, and now it was gone.

And on Mort's need to be home when the phone rings.

He didn't want to know how Mort knew about the buttons.

Mort's band would have followed, had their leader not held them back.

Mort's name is on the board as the club champion.

When Mort came in the look on the old man's face could almost have been gratitude.

Amy gave him a look that made Mort feel a bit better.

Mort thought that he might have frightened the little voice.

She stepped in, started to call for Mort, and then didn't.