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There were three of us. There was Shimmy Kunitz, who was Carlos bodyguard, and whose only occupation outside of his physiological functions consisted of target practice with his Colt about five hours a day. That was his way of life. When he wasn’t shooting, he was waiting. I don’t know for what. The day they picked him up dead at Libby’s, maybe, with three bullets in his back. Hello, Gallinger. No, I havent had any success with toadstools, but look behind the car barn next time you’re out there. I’ve got a few cacti going. He tucked it into the plaited belt he wore about his middle. I watched that rain; it was a deluge. I watched the small river running across our campus become a torrent and begin to spread up and out across the lawns while the lines of shrubbery seemed to grow out of roiled sheets of water. Then what have you found out? Three weeks later I got a phone call from Sergeant Lazeer. He scampered around the rockpile and down the sandy cliff to meet the tripons who, to him, had just come to life. Go out to the stars, young man, and grow up with the universe! Let not ambition mock thy useful toil. I cut him off. The dark disk of the lunar nightland lay across the star field like an eclipsing shadow, and it was slowly growing as he fell toward it. At every instant some star, bright or faint, would pass behind its edge and wink out of existence. It was almost as if a hole were growing in space, eating up the heavens. Despite his confusion, a small corner of Dr. Williams mind analytically considered the possible causes of this phenomenon. His initial wild guess, that the construction of the local terrain produced some sort of freak echo effect, was hastily rejected. He was no geologist, but he was pretty certain that an echo that took approximately four minutesto become activated was quite beyond credence. "Monnie is a vampire who lives on reflections, he said. Reflections from mirrors, from eyes, from puddles, from hub caps, from sunglasses. Boy, was he a hundred percent accurate. Zowie." The bluecoat grunted and pushed past him to try the handle himself. While he was doing that, Quincannon struck another match in order to examine the other half of the walkway. It served the adjacent house, ending in a similarly high and unscalable board fence. The houses rear door, he soon determined, was also bolted from within. The word he couldnt quite bring himself to say, Quincannon thought, was embarrassing. A guess as to the nature of the letters was not difficult to make. Given Wrixton’s age, the fact that he had a prim socialite wife and a married daughter with two children, and the guilty flush that now stained his cheeks, his transgression likely involved a young and perhaps less than respectable member of the opposite sex. In any case, the banker had shown poor judgment in paying the first five-thousand-dollar demand and good judgment in turning to Quincannon to put an end to the bloodletting once the second demand was made. Which made Wrixton only half a fool. It was Carol Emshwiller (herself represented in the4th and5th Annuals) who called Peter Redgraves prose-poem, Mr. Waterman, to my attention, two years ago. Her post card referred me to theParis Review, and almost timidly assured me that she knew it was not quite what I usually used, butshe thought it was awfully good. He wants me, said Ian. He met the puzzlement of Tyburns gaze. He was always jealous of Brian,” Ian explained, almost gently. “He was afraid Brian would grow up to outdo him in things. That’s why he tried to break Brian, even to kill him. But now Brian’s come back to face him.” Mrs. Brown was worried about her—about anything more than her thinness? Had she been doing queer things? The kind of collective intelligence you were talking about. "Go on," said Jayne acidly. Shes putting on weight, too..
