[alac-forum] Fw: grandpa needs to take some m_eds to control his heart disease everyday
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From: Deandre Wheeler [mailto:hmcsq@xxxxxxxxx]
To: erasmo fritz; damion parham; osvaldo tambasco
Sent: Wednesday, August, 2004 5:42 PM
Subject: grandpa needs to take some m'eds to control his heart disease
everyday
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The poor gentleman has since been troubled by nothing of the sort; indeed,
his nights were for some while like other men's, now blank, now chequered
with dreams, and these sometimes charming, sometimes appalling, but except
for an occasional vividness, of no extraordinary kind. I will just note one
of these occasions, ere I pass on to what makes my dreamer truly
interesting. It seemed to him that he was in the first floor of a rough
hill-farm. The room showed some poor efforts at gentility, a carpet on the
floor, a piano, I think, against the wall; but, for all these refinements,
there was no mistaking he was in a moorland place, among hillside people,
and set in miles of heather. He looked down from the window upon a bare
farmyard, that seemed to have been long disused. A great, uneasy stillness
lay upon the world. There was no sign of the farm-folk or of any live stock,
save for an old, brown, curly dog of the retriever breed, who sat close in
against the wall of the house and seemed to be dozing. Something about this
dog disquieted the dreamer; it was quite a nameless feeling, for the beast
looked right enough - indeed, he was so old and dull and dusty and
broken-down, that he should rather have awakened pity; and yet the
conviction came and grew upon the dreamer that this was no proper dog at
all, but something hellish. A great many dozing summer flies hummed about
the yard; and presently the dog thrust forth his paw, caught a fly in his
open palm, carried it to his mouth like an ape, and looking suddenly up at
the dreamer in the window, winked to him with one eye. The dream went on, it
matters not how it went; it was a good dream as dreams go; but there was
nothing in the sequel worthy of that devilish brown dog. And the point of
interest for me lies partly in that very fact: that having found so singular
an incident, my imperfect dreamer should prove unable to carry the tale to a
fit end and fall back on indescribable noises and indiscriminate horrors. It
would be different now; he knows his business better!
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