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But she only clung to me and sobbed. Others had told me about Borges. He wason my list. Its a long list, and its priorities are always in upheaval. After Redgrove’s letter, I went out and found the book. From which—* * * * It was in the madhouse that I met Hutzvalek, last year, the narrator smiled again. Or rather, in a home for nervous cases. He had been there several times before. When Prague was liberated, he was found under the debris of a ruined building in one of the suburbs. He was unconscious for weeks. He had the remains of a German uniform on, true enough, but everybody in the Revolutionary Guard had something of the sort. It was assumed that he had escaped from the Gestapo prison in Pankrac during the fighting that May, and been wounded. He did not talk much about his experiences himself andagreed that it sounded incredible. The fits of unconsciousness kept on coming back; he was operated several times, brain operations, and then for a time a specific infection was treated at a sanatorium in the Tatras. It was fifteen years after the war before he really got back to normal life. That was when his nervous troubles really started. His son, young Hutzvalek, worked in a nationalized chemists shop and had been arrested on a charge of stealing from the shop; his daughter ran away when she was sixteen, crossed the frontier illegally, and sent no good news home of herself, either. She was not in Berne, it was true. In the weeks that followed, the pharmacist began attacking passersby whenever he thought they wore their scarves suspiciously high across their faces, or whenever they seemed to be hiding behind dark glasses. I stood back. Black coat, a bit short with a fur collar, white beret and black high heeled shoes. He sat in the chair and listened to the ticking of the clock, loud in the kitchen silence, and the crackling of the wood burning in the stove. You want more children? He sat there, humming again. Oh, what a silly, Nan thought cheerfully.Here, she said, in the manner of one addressing an idiot or a foreigner. “Eat. See. Like this. Eat.” Im able to revert without help to my own free form, to re-absorb the extra brain tissue. The sun comes up and its bright. The night comes down and it's dark. I'm becoming somber, and a brilliant student. Even my Uncle says I'll be a good Warden when the time comes. We can move over to a table if you like. For a moment, Warren Casey felt weary compassion for the other. The Senator had worked hard to find his boy, hard and brilliantly.Im sorry, McGivern, I really don’t know. Casey threw his glass, destroying the telephone screen. Only time will tell, Bill. Only time will tell. Right now, I believe we have our first lull. Lets take thirty seconds for our stations to identify themselves.* * * * I came close to being killed by a golden once, through that meanness and stupidity. Im sorry, Mose,’ he said at last. ‘I don’t believe I can. I am not sure at all the church would approve of it.’ "Ill let you know when its over. There's nothing to worry about." And taking my smallest, sharpest knife, he started for Luana. His eyes never left her and his hand was snaking. I immediately regretted my sarcasm. Barones face turned red. He had confessed a matter of great personal importance and I had ridiculed him. Let me hasten to make clear that the change has not occurred because science-fiction writing has become a lucrative business. It is quite as miserably underpaid as it used to be. The difference is, simply, and once again, that the distinction between the specialty writer and the writer-in-general has almost vanished. For instance— He fell asleep in her lap on the way home, lying forward against her with his head at her neck the way she liked. The sunset was deep, with reds and purples. Which meant, to Sabinas relief, that Mr. Cleghorne wasn’t aware of Egan’s affair with Amity. And what he didn’t know he wouldn’t be tempted to gossip about. Would you say that Prudence Egan is aware of her husband’s infidelities? Thats for sure, Carlos answered warmly..
