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From: Tina Burt
Subject: [Bug-gnuts] snipe
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2006 20:12:47 +0200

I shall never bring trouble on MYSELFbecause of the English officers. Judging from his portrait, as you callit. Yes, I suppose it is, if I want to, he replied. Perhaps you dont know when you should be afraid.
You know, thatis a life picture of one of the Englishmen, of a gentleman, youknow. Wouldnt you like to come upand have a look at her? The matrons and sisters just turned her out. He looked at her with black, unseeing eyesand a mask-like face. It is not I wholook at the English officers.
He IS so charming to me, said the little woman.
No, thank you, she said hastily, terrified at the thought. The room seemed high, remote, in the sky. The famous captain was hidden in his drawer. It wasexactly like day in some other planet. But the man is first in my mind, Im afraid. Well, nothing to me, outside of thisroom at this minute.
She felt he was asort of psychic phenomenon like a grasshopper or a tadpole or anammonite.
I suppose I shant have to pay the worldin duty on things like these, shall I? A glad, half-frightened look came on her face.
But I suppose, poor things,they cant help it. And Im even less important than that, she said bitterly.
And themeaninglessness of him fascinated her and left her powerless.
You know, rushed in Mitchka, who was terrified.
He put on his slippers, carried his shoes aside, and resumed hischair, stretching luxuriously. What living she now had she earned making these puppets. Of course she likes to feel SAFE about me.
She began to feelthat he was making it up. Oh yes, I have alwaysbeen faithful to him.
She was a fair woman with dark-blond hair and a beautiful fineskin.
No, thank you, she said hastily, terrified at the thought.

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