y desk, alternately looking at pograpters ten many years before. At least I tried to. I couldnt concentrate too  to sit in my co ced to be refres more.

    I closed my eyes for a fees ely pounded and subsided.

    tc, and it o inspire me. It is a contradiction - t renealked to it t morning, oget t;

    ted in agreement, t reflecting the creek and I. Flowing, ebbing, receding.

    It is life, I to cer. A man can learn so many things.

    It  in t as t peeked over the horizon.

    My iced, started to tingle, somet arted to lift it, but I o stop igopped tingling and began to go numb, quickly, as if my nerves o every cell of my body, like a tidal s path.

    I lost my sig sounded like a train roaring inc I ning bolt, and in my last remaining moments of consciousness, I pictured Allie, lying in ing for tory I  and confused, completely and totally unable to  like me.

    And as my eyes closed for time, I t to myself, O have I done?

    I s  and t recognize. One mac rate, rangely sooto never-land time and time again.

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    t  . t  o be.

    I drifted in and out of consciousness for days until