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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Josef Johns)
Fri Sep 8 04:51:15 2006

From: "Josef Johns" <dominicneile@verizon.com>
To: "Crypto.discuss" <crypto.discuss@bloom-picayune.mit.edu>

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ury would follow.    =20, etc.                  =20He dreamed of the pilin=
g, so real he felt he could almost reach out and slide his palm over its g=
reen-black fissured curve.                            =20Once Paul felt th=
e trooper's dead fingers slip, tickling, down his cheek, and he screamed l=
oudly, jerking his legs and making them bellow.                           =
    =20When she turned, he saw a sweatstain that looked vaguely tree-like =
rising up her back.                       =20Paul suddenly remembered othe=
r examples of this odd mania: the way people had mobbed the Baltimore dock=
s each month when the packet bearing the new installment of Mr Dickens's L=
ittle Dorrit or Oliver Twist was due (some had drowned, but this did not d=
iscourage the others); the old woman of a hundred and five who had declare=
d she would five until Mr Galsworthy finished The Forsyte Saga=A0=97 and w=
ho had died less than an hour after having the final page of the final vol=
ume read to her; the young mountain climber hospitalized with a supposedly=
 fatal case of hypothermia whose friends had read The Lord of the Rings to=
 him nonstop, around the clock, until he came out of his coma; hundred s o=
f other such incidents.                                     =20He would ne=
ver be able to maneuver this balky, oversized thing back to the bedroom in=
 time.Was it in the same place it had been?                     =20Paul vo=
mited beside the chair with his eyes closed.                        =20Rat=
s down there.             =20He was laughing so hard tears were squirting =
from his eyes.     =20He thought so.</font></p>
<p><font                       =20color=3D"#FFFFF5">The doctors had weaned=
 him from it; The booze was his substitute, and when he got inside he was =
going to have a double bourbon.                              =20He had a b=
ad=A0=97 no, not just bad; terrible, horrible=A0=97 moment when it seemed =
the wheelchair was not going to fit.                 =20He found himself l=
iterally unable to think of what might happen to him if he tried to assass=
inate her and failed.                                        =20The certai=
nty was that Annie's decision to testify in her own behalf at the prelimin=
ary hearing had been extremely unwise.                       =20also to ch=
eck out the paperbacks at Wilson's Drug Center=A0=97 that had been the Wed=
nesday that was almost two weeks ago now, and the new paperbacks always ca=
me in on Tuesday.                              =20There, within plain sigh=
t, was salvation: all he had to do was break the window and the dog-lock t=
he bitch had put on his tongue and scream Help me, help me, save me from A=
nnie!           =20He put the book carefully back in its place arid began =
rolling the wheelchair toward the guest room.                             =
   =20You saved two lives=A0=97 because without you, Misery would still be=
 lying in her grave.   =20Maybe he could whack her once with the O-Cedar m=
op or something before she wrung his neck like a chicken.              =20=
It might have lain undiscovered in the forest for another month or another=
 year but for merest coincidence.             =20I want to make sure you g=
et your sleep, because you have to go back to work tomorrow.              =
                       =20t be long, either, although it may seem longer t=
o you than it really is=A0=97 when it hurts a little less.               =20=
"Both cops had tipped their hats to her as they got in their cruiser, but =
neither had smiled, and there had been a look in their eyes Paul had been =
able to see even from the narrow angle afforded by the corner of his windo=
w.                    =20And here was a startling picture from the Rocky M=
ountain News, a photo of Annie sitting calmly in her holding cell and read=
ing Misery's Quest.     =20Followed by an elderly man who had died of that=
 perennial bridesmaid, Short Illness.                     =20=97 done in w=
hat Paul thought was an eerily apt hand for his heroine, not a round and f=
lowing ladies=BBscript but a half-feminine copperplate), Misery's Couch, M=
isery's Sampler (Let Love Instruct You; Do Not Presume to Instruct Love), =
etc.                  =20He had remained true enough to himself for art to=
 imitate life however feebly=A0=97 to the very end of Misery's hackneyed a=
dventures.                                        =20With them was a skinn=
y man carrying a case which could only contain a steno machine.           =
      =20He had taken none of them=A0=97 knowing he had them put aside, a =
form of Annie-insurance, was enough.                           =20There we=
re all those drugs in the downstairs bathroom=A0=97 surely there was some =
way he could use them to put her out of the way, wasn't there?        =20H=
e slowly backed the wheelchair across the bathroom, glancing behind himsel=
f occasionally to make sure he wasn't wandering off-course.  =20Was he goi=
ng to let it stay there, or was he going to be a man and sick the fucking =
thing up?</font></p>
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