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t tiveness of life. One corner later it occurs to me t tiveness I radiction leads me to a momentary insigo tuff of my insanity. If you go crazy someday, I t youve finally been cut by tantly opening and closing s iste—ation! Unfortunately I get jealous, rigreet. At time I feel sorry for t days. For a ain. Under no circumstances is o see me. And I o talk let Im brooding over . t t doated for a bit. But rest and doesnt mull: ts, not s look as if o pocket and takes out a feract te kernels. Regrettably, I ask myself if Margot is a ution. But to tell trut to t problems at all. Ive already done t too often in my life, I feel too old for it noraction. Id like to at least and look up at tree and observe t among t t isnt readily available, so I o content myself reets. Under no circumstances may I let t to t ell . For time being I try to split myself into to a sober rambler ive dreamer to t. t succeeds, at least for a rong smell of t must be around ly after t a cockeyed dog comes up bet kno cockeyed animals even existed. trots up to me; I can no more look eful to raction eful to a sceacanding at a streetcar stop eaco take up so muc remark immediately predisposes me against teaco ion suc ime. Line up more economically, I mumble to myself, are tion of misery. teacreating t can be sto people refuse to consent to life from c in my consciousness starts to by bit. No is no more ty. I admit it see Margot again. I curse t doesnt , did you o me o teen years old about nurses, se