ortant … he'll be afraid to say anything。 That's what I'm really counting on。 We tell him that if he starts writing letters and making phone calls； we start writing letters and making phone calls。〃
〃About the execution；〃 Harry said。
〃And about the way he froze when Wharton attacked Dean；〃 Brutal said。 〃I think people finding out about that is what Percy Wetmore's really afraid of。〃 He nodded slowly and thoughtfully。 〃It could work。 But Paul。。。 wouldn't it make more sense to bring Mrs。 Moores to Coffey than Coffey to Mrs。 Moores？ We could take care of Percy pretty much the way you laid it out； then bring her in through the tunnel instead of taking Coffey out that way。〃
I shook my head。 〃Never happen。 Not in a million years。〃
〃Because of Warden Moores？〃
〃Mat's right。 He's so hardheaded he makes old Doubting Thomas look like Joan of Arc。 If we bring Coffey to his house； I think we can surprise him into at least letting Coffey make the try。 Otherwise。。。〃
〃What were you thinking about using for a vehicle？〃 Brutal asked。
〃My first thought was the stagecoach；〃 I said； 〃but we'd never get it out of the yard without being noticed； and everyone within a twenty…mile radius knows what it looks like； anyway。 I guess maybe we can use my Ford。〃
〃Guess again；〃 Dean said； popping his specs back onto his nose。 〃You couldn't get John Coffey into your car if you stripped him naked； covered him with lard； and used a shoehorn。 You're so used to looking at him that you've forgotten how big he is。〃
I had no reply to that。 Most of my attention that morning had been focused on the problem of Percy … and the lesser but not inconsiderable problem of Wild Bill Wharton。 Now I realized that transportation wasn't going to be as simple as I