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went on to describe the landing of the Thetan colony
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same empty streets as he had the night before ,
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breakfast . It was a beautiful day , as firsts-of-June
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them .
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among our own people , finding out just how
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We must learn all we can about
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And third , to study these damned Thetans .
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much freedom we can take with safety .
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" Now , to summarize what I think our
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Thetans like the plague , for they must not
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course of action should be . First , to avoid the
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find us out ! Second , to tread pretty warily
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seats some rows behind him . Steve was
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faces very disconcerting ; and looking at
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Heather he found a welcome relief in her
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followed the beaming Dan aboard , taking
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beginning to find the stereotyped , flattish , happy
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After a long wait a bus appeared and they
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relatively long doleful one
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expenses , with the people to whom Moke had
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lucky to have descended from such economic altitudes .
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Tom Dreyfus had a job on the machines in the Secretariat
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( Stamp Department ) while Sally sulked at home .
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The recovery of his balance was due to the
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sent him : little people who regarded him as
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fact that he was living , virtually without
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as soon as he had spoken a few
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Know how he did it ? He 's clever on
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politics , Lester , give us something on
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craterlet on Face ( ours is an agricultural
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your mouth-organ . '
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the mouth-organ . So when he visited some
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sentences of his speech : ' Cut the
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Back-Face area ) the cry would go up ,
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the Senator who had annoyed the United States
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W.C.U. by threatening to loose off one of his
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bluff to succeed the next time ) and , lately , by
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saying that if Mo land-troops had to come to the aid
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Peron entered , a large man , who had once been
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wore , and kept on indoors , a fifty gallon hat . Harry was
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by bragging how he had once won a trick from
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rockets ( an admission which would scarcely help
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handsome but was now seedy-looking , a sufferer
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prepared for something unpleasant , for this was
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of the O.G.O. contingent in the Panama region ,
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from stomach-ulcers . In the Back-Face tradition he
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ding scale , and left the sum-total of their actions ,
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be a centre of trust , responsible for the maintenance
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pressed as when he left Mrs. Halliday's office ,
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serve this home of his , in which his heart lay .
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Here the rocket man's charm was disarming . Yet
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when the time came to leave , Harry felt as de-
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The motive would be the same in both cases , to
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did what they had to do to get GO on an expan-
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exactly a month ago . If even Mo statesmen only
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and their lunar and earthly repercussions , to luck
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( or to Moke ) , there was a vacuum where there should
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bought their college education forward and
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the parade .
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turn . By comparing personal appearances
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with university records , the agents of the
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managers of corporations , together with professors
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were now being bought forward in their
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and women who interested them , and contracts
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businesses would pick on young men
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At the centre of each circle stood personnel
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and their filing clerks . The students had
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would be initialled at the end of
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these fine young people was closely geared to
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prospects would depend upon salaries , scholarship for
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were really means . So , seeing them revolve in
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Moke consciously or unconsciously symbolised , any-
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circles , Harry had the feeling that Moke ( or what
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people by the short hairs , and was diverting them ...
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But since starting salaries would depend on grade A
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economic and biological ends which , essentially ,
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or B in the finals next May , and since mating
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way in Harry's mind ) had these splendid young
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with black , matted hair and a striking
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hesitation in saying that they would have
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resemblance to the shrunk heads we had
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made an end of us but for an intervention
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compels me to mention it .
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Small , repulsive creatures they were ,
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so unexpected , so unusual , that only the
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necessity of rounding my narrative
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gazed at recently ; and I have no
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sible source of authority .
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prepared for visitors . Mrs Caine said
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and more definite , namely , that
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another impression that became more
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she was in touch with an invi-
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we were to go no further unless and
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hut had recently been cleaned and
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until we were sent for , confirming
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I had a distinct impression that the
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Caught by a sudden gust of wind ? A
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too carefree , and becoming airborne ?
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single-decker Welsh bus could have got
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combination of the two ? No one seems
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