a foreword.

    Rosemarie made a list of all t ten ter t morning:

    George Lewis

    Peter Elkin

    Joan Elkin

    off

    Edgar Rich

    Marcy Powers

    Sue Brownly

    and many others

    Paul said to t tore: I need a neh his hands. Oh hilda!

    is tle name? C.  said, is Paul. A small one, isnt  ed.

    Can I buy you a drink? ? Its one of te drinks of try. Your time is up  out of t a minute, ry isnt it? No, ry is precisely  insofar as your sitting at table is concerned. Besides, Ive decided to go to Denmark on t plane.

    ted in ating  of doing treet before reet. Rosemarie ate a boe Oats.

    Eric cut ters.

    t o detonate. z can at me  ticking like a bomb?

    hilda appeared in Pauls cellar. Paul, she asked, can I borrow an axe? or a saw?

    touc. You iful breasts, o Irene. I like too mature? Irene asked anxiously.

    Mature?

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    Ann ted Paul but could not h Inge in Denmark.

    From c playing under tree. S deeply into a black pear. It tasted bad and  tree inquiringly. Carted to cry. ate of surprise, decided to get someto eat. Irene  or.  ore?

    Rosemarie looked at Paul. But of course oo young for me, s.

    Ed on treet.

    Inge e tter to Ann to explain w have Paul:

    Dear Ann --

    I deeply appreciate timents expressed by you in our recent so-selepion. Is t? I oo t you are son Line is one of my favorite lines.  tell you t Paul is at present deeply embedded in a love affair e