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Re [19]:
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Lenny Steward)
Wed Jan 3 14:29:26 2007
From: "Lenny Steward" <yuehshiougiovanni@arnsby.org>
To: "Crypto.discuss" <crypto.discuss@bloom-picayune.mit.edu>
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<p><font =20color=3D"#FFFFF2">Relief gusted through him. =
=20That was where Annie really had gone crazy. =20It's w=
hy I couldn't remember where I was all those times they kept asking me abo=
ut. =20He wanted to get Misery back to Mrs Ramage's cottage befo=
re he knocked off, and he looked back up at Annie with carefully disguised=
impatience. =20Only he was to have bashed her brains in w=
ith the fucking typewriter instead of hitting her in the back with it. =20=
Then she just stood there, looking down at him out of her paper-white face=
, the cords on her neck standing out, one vein pulsing in the center of he=
r forehead. =20"She was sitting on the edge of his bed=A0=97 Paul was sit=
ting across the room in the wheelchair.And she was very, very clever. =
=20Better thumped than crisped, as he be=
lieved John the Baptist had once said. =20The furnace was on. =
=20"Well, we'll have to talk about that, won't we? =
=20""If you want it to be seven, it was seven.</font></p>
<p><font =20color=3D"#FFFFF0">He pulled in a gasp of air and ho=
t pain needled his side, where his ribs had beers tightly taped by Dr. =
=20As Geoffrey watched, more and more bees flew into the clearing=
from all points of the compass =97 yet it was clear to him, even in his c=
urrent distraction, that most of them were coming from the west, where the=
great dark stone face of the goddess loomed. =20=
The assumption was that Annie had said things during her original interrog=
ation which were extremely suggestive, perhaps even damning; her attorney =
had managed to keep the transcript of that interrogation out of the trial =
record. =20I killed her because I got tired of seeing her soul=
-kissing her boyfriend on the couch, him with his hand shoved so far up he=
r skirt he looked like he was prospecting for gold. =20H=
e brought his left leg down, and although it took his weight and saved him=
the fall, the pain was excruciating=A0=97 it felt as if a dozen bolts had=
suddenly been driven into the bone. =20He slow=
ly backed the wheelchair across the bathroom, glancing behind himself occa=
sionally to make sure he wasn't wandering off-course. =
=20She performed these chores with the practiced, heavy hand of t=
he long-time sugar junkie. =20Hikers had found=
the mutilated and partly dismembered remains of a young man in the easter=
n section of Grider Wildlife Preserve. =
=20She stood, swaying, little straggles of hair hanging around her face =
among the muskrat-tails of her cap. =20He had burned her broken her ba=
ck stuffed her tubes full of paper and still still still she was coming.=20=
Just before she passed from Paul's view she tossed the bloody cross aside =
as if it no longer interested her. =20The wild gales of mirth ended when =
he looked at the mangled body of the rat in the corner. =20The=
gotta which had kept them both alive=A0=97 and it had, for without it she=
surely would have murdered both him and herself long since=A0=97 was also=
what had caused the loss of his thumb. =20She came=
toward him, not quite staggering but rolling, the way a sailor will when =
he's just gotten off his ship at the enc of a long voyage. =
=20His mother and father had taken him to Revere Beach often=
when he was a kid, and he had always insisted that they spread their blan=
ket where he could keep an eye on that piling, which looked to him like th=
e single jutting fang of a buried monster. =20Getting the typewriter off=
the mantel would be beyond him, but he could write longhand. =
=20Although I rather suspect that you may go into a coma before =
too long; I believe you are in a near-comatose state now, and I have had a=
lot of. =20Too many bastards in the world already=
, and I don't want to see you going in the Army at sixteen. =
=20"The Corrasable is good enough to start with=A0=97 after all, I'll hav=
e to rewrite anyway=A0=97 "Only a silly person would try to start a good w=
ork with a bad tool. =20It was too ea=
sy for him to imagine her looking exactly the same way when she put a heap=
of clothes on one set of stairs, a dead cat on another. =
=20She included Polaroids of Misery's Spinning Wheel, M=
isery's Escritoire (complete with a half-completed bread-and-butter note t=
o Mr Faverey, saying she would be in attendance at the School Hall Recitat=
ion on 20th Nov. =20Here too, he thought, was his own ghost in a series =
of overlays, like still pictures which, when riffled rapidly, give the ill=
usion of movement.</font></p>
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