EP>MS>EP>MS> X SLMR 2.1a X "Four riders appeared, and the
  >MS>EP>MS> wind, began, to howl"...
EP>MS>EP>        That quote is from...? Ernie P.
EP>MS>        A strange little book called Gerry Reith's Neutron Gun. Mostly
  >MS>it was a howl of rage with literary pretentions and one dystropian
  >MS>vision after another, but had he have not committed suicide, Reith 
ould
  >MS>well have become a master of the darker kind of metaphor. The other
  >MS>contributors to that book weren't bad, but Reith had a malevolent irony
  >MS>that in places was quite entertaining, assuming that one shares an
  >MS>appreaction for malevolent irony.
EP>MS>        That particular line of Reith's came at the end of a not too
  >MS>terribly bad story that had another line of note:"Slaves have nothing 
o
  >MS>spend except their lives,..........."
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EP>        Thanks for the details. Ernie P.
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        Anytime, although you seem a wee bit disappointed.
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 X SLMR 2.1a X The Silent Majority isn't silent. The Govt.is deaf.
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