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From: Jerry Peck
Subject: doldrums out
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2006 23:56:15 -0400

Beyondthe formal garden he turned along a weedy path which flanked alittle lake.
He tumbled over the top anddropped into what seemed to be a crowd of people. Ihave laughed over it often, not dreaming that one day I should meetthe hero. Im lunching with a friend and going back to Kremisch in theevening.
But Count Paul had a remarkable gift of adaptinghimself to novel conditions.
My people quarrel in every known tongue, but, beingmales, it is summer lightning. Yet itslifelessness made a strong appeal to Jaikies fancy. And I have learned many things that are hiddenfrom diplomats and eager journalists.
It is no place for a quiet life, but then I do not thinkthat is what you like.
The horseman caught sight of him, and he too registeredsurprise, from which he instantly recovered. Luigi did not take him up the flights of empty terraces. Jaikie had one of the most satisfying meals of his career.
Then he turned toJaikie with a broad grin.
He was carried swiftly along for a few minutes and then placed insome kind of car. Anton, he addressed the servant, take the other gentlemanindoors and see to his refreshment. To-morrow I must turn about and makefor home. Mr Galt must have picked up an appetite between hereand Kremisch. That home Jaikie knew to be in EasternEurope, but he had not associated him with Evallonia.
I can tell you who theywere, for Im not likely to forget them.
It is no place for a quiet life, but then I do not thinkthat is what you like. Now there are few guests, and instead of acoach-and-eight a Ford car. He tumbled over the top anddropped into what seemed to be a crowd of people. Then,almost with the same movement, he released his arms and drew thebandages from his face.
He was to get the drink, but not from Luigis hands.
Ihave laughed over it often, not dreaming that one day I should meetthe hero. You had better go first to the Cirque Doré, said Mr Glynde.
Or, since a moral judgment is unnecessary,shall I say odd? Mr Glynde was regarding him with steady eyes, which even in the dimlight seemed very bright.
The meeting with him had rolledfrom Jaikies back many of the cares of life. Jaikie spent a few minutes lookingover the parapet at the broad waters of the river.
He tumbled over the top anddropped into what seemed to be a crowd of people.
Im rather vague, for I have a rotten map.
Have you any duty which requires yourimmediate return home?
Luigi did not take him up the flights of empty terraces.
Except aninclination to back your friends view?
Anton, he addressed the servant, take the other gentlemanindoors and see to his refreshment.
Then he turned toJaikie with a broad grin.

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