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From: Hilary Krueger
Subject: [cks-devl] tricky
Date: Sun, 10 Sep 2006 04:49:27 +0300

Tibbets asked, forthis was the Wires special slogan.
The factis, Im just a plain Scotsman and a plain business man.
The infinite power and value of the unreasoned hasalways been one of my master principles. Hemust find a way to return to this shop, and for auld lang synetaste a butter biscuit again. Allins is what you call a man of the world, said Mr Craw. It looked like TheHorrible Alison Westwater.
You say he is the chief journalistic enemyof Mr Craw.
It was more than protecting the privacyof a newspaper proprietor and saving his face.
This was easy enough, foronly a wire fence separated it from the road. Theres far too much damneduplift abroad, and far too little common sense. In timethey would return, and it was his business to wait for them andfollow them.
But he found many difficulties in his path. Tibbets scribbled busily, gulped down his cup of now lukewarm tea,and rose to go.
Was it not more likely that they had boughtAllins? Im as one born out of due season,Mr Tibbets. He decided that he had betterprospect the immediate neighbourhood of Knockraw.
He has not forgiven us,and will make journalistic capital out of his adventures.
Mr Craw wasgenerally supposed to look at no papers but his own.
But the irrational instinct is alwayshopeful, for it is the instinct to live. Ill be very glad to look in at Castle Gay. But it was possible that by this time he was backat the Castle. It was the answer he expected, but he saw that further inquirieswere going to be difficult. It was fair manslaughter pittin him atwing three-quarter.
He was on holiday in Spain, and was not expected back foranother fortnight.
Tibbets scribbled busily, gulped down his cup of now lukewarm tea,and rose to go.
Optimism, a manlyoptimism, depended only upon the radius of the encircling soul.
Also two soft collars were purchased for him. Casimir overflowed with obscure apologies.
There was a ledgeto the window which would give him cover, and he crawled down theslope towards it.
Casimir had the wit to see the gravity of the blunder.
Would you care to say anything about the Canonry election, sir?

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