The Saga of a Coat That "Belongs" to A.A.

ALONG toward the end of the last act in Puccini's opera, La Boheme, the little heroine, Mimi, lies dying in the garret home of her lover. And while the others wring their hands in a "what to do?" fashion (and incidentally, haven't you known a lot of A.A.s like that?) Colline, the philosopher, decides to do something.