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By Jack Joseph Smith
to explain to the easy life why he was always fam-
ished. One cleared star somehow could show you an-
other. (Romantic.) His mind had switched
through the night. When natural light had been in wide
darkness; first, all the distant elec-
tric lights had sharpened into individuall glows;
showing their mystery, and not their invention. Now -
The rocks were a shape of black their own, with-
out much moon continuing their demention. The new moon was
a slice giving him wide space along the sand. The matter of rock; the matter of
electric light. But still it was the wind and sea,
that made him consider his spirit being what matt-
ered at least on the sand he could see.
During the night he thought of himself as a mod-
ern John the Baptist coming out of the Pacific cov-
ered with oil. But now Prankster's thinking was
more of garmets. Maybe he would go and steal some
shoes. After fit with suit and shoes, he would go
and steal some money. At that point he would be in
a good position to steal credit cards; wherefrom he
would steal a car, and dine out as if on expense
account, and from there he would be able to use all
the money collected by way of his position to be-
come a senseablecleanliving dope dealer. At least
So makes the world half sweet. Herion is un-
constitutional; but then the hereafter is here.