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From: Cassandra Lott
Subject: [Openvds-devel] Fwd: INFORMATION
Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2007 12:43:02 -0400
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did the Baron kill Calthorpe? He was hooked on that, too. He hitched air into his lungs and closed his eyes " He had no idea what was going to come out or if anything really was. Sometimes thoughts came, and sometimes there was pain, and sometimes, dimly, he heard Annie's voice, sounding the way it had when the burning manuscript in the barbecue had threatened to get out of control: "Drink this, Paul. The little groups, neat at first, grew increasingly jagged as his hands began to tremble. He looked at her, alarmed, understanding that she meant to leave him without his medication again, and sitting up this time, as well. When asked about the possibility of arson, he said: "It's more likely that a wino crept into the basement, had a few drinks, and accidentally started the fire with a cigarette.? Watch out for the woman! One knee. I'll be right back. "That's all right,»he said.

Then, on July 19th, both the Denver Post and the Rocky Mountain News announced Annie's arrest. They'd probably say something crazy like I made a pass at him and he laughed at me and so I killed him! "She gave him a wink which had strangely unsettling undertones — a wink one conspirator might give another. Why, that she didn't hold all the cards after all — that I had a certain passive hold over her. There was a snap as the pin broke in two, the part in the lock falling in, and he had a dull moment to consider his failure before he saw that the door was slowly swinging open with the tongue of the lock sticking out of the plate like a steel finger. Most of the paper was on the floor now, either still burning or hissing to ruin in puddles of champagne, but Annie still held some, and it was still burning. Billford had diagnosed the fatal malady as a heart attack, although the girl was very young — only eighteen — and had seemed in the pink of health. The hypothetical old prude might have run screaming from the sight of Misery, but her screams would have been caused by terror and revulsion rather then outraged propriety. Better to lie here, die here, better to accept this level of pain, terrific as it was, until all pain was gone. The flesh of her face, which had previously seemed so fearsomely solid, now hung like lifeless dough. I bitched about the typewriter, he thought, looking at it now and listening to the drone of the mower. Paul jammed his teeth together and grimly told himself he»would not vomit, would not, would not. She had plugged the knife into the outlet by his wheelchair and there had been more pleading and more screaming and more promises that he would be good. It was, for Annie, a very winning smile, yet it had an unpleasant quality he could not quite put his finger on. He had spent much of the night alternately dozing and waking in a cold sweat, sure he was dying. The irony was that the woman had coerced him into writing what was easily the best of the "Misery»novels. Although Annie never said so, he believed she had filled in the n's either as another evidence of her solicitude — How can you say I was cruel to you, Paul, when you see all the n's I have filled in? Saw the blazing eyes suddenly widen even more, now with surprise and horror and fresh pain. "Novril,»he muttered, raking wildly through the box while sweat ran down his face and his legs pounded and throbbed. Instead of throwing himself over the rail, as he might have done, he lit his pipe and smoked a bowl of tobacco slowly, watching the sun go down behind that distant, disappearing cloud on horizon — that cloud which was the coast of Africa. Paul flicked it and saw a neat shed addition which ran the length of the house on its windward side. He knew everything about Tony but his name, which he later plucked from a telephone book.


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