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By Jack Joseph Smith
Marie's eyes had fer that instant beceme the
gray blue of survival; as if some clash with
suffering had cast’ a perminant badly formed”
picsture-en her brain long befere the question—
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was asked,
It was unusual to Animal's watching, for her
reply had seemed'as a warm family joke his own
life had missed,
"Civilization Maries maybe we are weighing
your own part in civilization?"
"Guilts, fears, drudgery and wender," she
replied to her ceunterpart quietly,
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TO animal; Joe and Jaqueline ét-the air hang : aa iy ay, be,’ r
hoping it te th ibility of misohiet cur te Rowe ay
“Hep se: whe poss le res coud ste fbragt
. . \ pfontreal) extended his hand and flipped it J 24-:.' LOPE © OBS tees
forges dagsticoe At or af
open saying, "here-at least is guilt, fear, Catt cad chp lel WAY
a drudgery. New-how-can they be wonder, as sp ) bg di te 6 with
ie {FT ney rest upon the largest bones of your per= Phe pos oe DPT ES
thew sonality?" }
"My hip bene is the largest bone of my’ per~
lityy" Marie stateds . .
sonny ; Be ‘yoke tot L Ahos Va even bef be S/ At ray
"Well, we can't put it theres So let us consintrate 9;, jofm The x
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omweonder, De you see or feel now more of what ia- day np OOCE
pale ey
ehcyett shoulders?" ‘
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"Wonder is wenderful, but certainly I will see
whet-I-feel’ no matter how uuch this sensation fer-